…I’ll ask anyway. Does anyone have any techniques when tying the adjustable light hangers with carabiners and nylon cord to make them easy to adjust later?
Cheers
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Its not a stupid question. Diy is difficult sometimes.
If you have enough cord you can tie loops in it so its as simple as hooking onto a different loop. Personally i use chains instead of cord.
If you have actual adjuster things then they should be simple to use. Maybe a pic may help if im getting the wrong idea
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Merci Bob,
I have the adjusters and just figured out a method.
They are simple and I am stupid.
I think the phrase is…duh.
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Woo yay whatever works works. I have many dumb moments so you are not alone. Captain hindsight to the rescue!
Care to share. Yoyos currently require me to use two hands while hoisting the light with a third.
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I clip onto the rope like this
I like to keep the “tail” short and bulky so if the ratchet fails the tail will Jam the mechanism and it won’t fall all the way down. Like this -
Hope that helps
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Looks like you can raise the light by pulling on the tail as you call it?
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Yes that’s correct. I adjust the bulky part after raising partly for the reason mentioned previously but also to keep it from resting on top of the light.
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Lol. The very method, but neater.
You gotta take pics fast round these parts.
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I use two on each end of the light. As cheap as they are it’s an insurance policy. I like @Foreigner 's idea.
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yup very neat and tidy, i’m going to do that tomorrow when the lights are on
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Yep. I do the same. Makes it easy to one hand each side if needed.
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