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Thanks RyanN. I will discuss this method of battery power with the electrical engineer and hopefully we will have much better results.

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When I made the lights for my team's practice feild I decided to put 2.1 mm plugs on the sides and use 12v 1a wall bricks to power them. They seem to work fine and i haven't experinced any problems. Also I placed two 12v fans similar to the ones on the Victor speed controlers so that there was a constant air flow through the box to keep the cathodes cool.

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last year I saw on the practice field that they had a charger hooked up to a battery then a connection from the battery to the light all via Anderson connectors (two connectors attached to the battery)

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Each of the lighting kits says it takes 0.7A. Multiply by 4, and that's 2.8 A. We also add two 80mA fans, for a total of 2960 mA. I'd encourage you to have at least a 3A power supply. I've never seen any wall-warts that large, but you can use a computer power supply, or similar. Or just use the old batteries.