I've been wanting to do this for quite some time. I can solder and make water tight containers etc. But, since I am far from being an electrical engineer I have one technical misunderstanding:
How is it possible to power a 200w HMI by battery?
Wouldn't the power being pulled from the light drain something like a 12v battery in an instant? I'm thinking in terms of something like a car stereo; one thump from a 200w subwoofer and the alternator is already charging the battery. So, how are these kinds of lights wired so that you can get at least some usable time on one battery charge (say at least 30 minutes).
Something like this: http://www.pacetech.com/Lights/HMI_s/200_W_SEB/200_w_seb.html
Only far more affordable.
How is it possible to power a 200w HMI by battery?
Wouldn't the power being pulled from the light drain something like a 12v battery in an instant? I'm thinking in terms of something like a car stereo; one thump from a 200w subwoofer and the alternator is already charging the battery. So, how are these kinds of lights wired so that you can get at least some usable time on one battery charge (say at least 30 minutes).
Something like this: http://www.pacetech.com/Lights/HMI_s/200_W_SEB/200_w_seb.html
Only far more affordable.