Question on wiring duel attys with a mosfet

[Skyfntm]

I'm looking to make a series box with duel attys. I plan on running a mosfet. What I would like to know is if I need to run two mosfets or can I run both of them off one mosfet?

The mosfet I have runs from the negative to the mosfet. I think that is a N channel mosfet. I beleave I can run off of one mosfet I just need verification on wiring. Basically what I'm thinking is that I run the positive to both 510 then the wire from both positives to the switch. And I can ground both of the 510s together then to the mosfet. Is this correct?

Thanks

 

[tehdarkaura]

if you want them both to fire at the same time - sure, use one.

if you want to individually control them then you need two momentary switches and two mosfets.

 

[dc99]

Use two mosfets and put a three way switch to the gate of each mosfet, Then you can fire whichever one you want just by sliding the switch

 

[WharfRat1976]

Use 2 Fets, 2 momentarys and 2 vandals and put it in a Scooby-Doo lunch box[emoji12]

 

[SingedVapor]

Defintly wanna see this thing put together. I can think of many advantages of two 510 connects, but is there in specific reason you want it?

 

[Skyfntm]

A friend of mine wants it. Myself in particular do not have the need or want to run two atties at at time lol. But I will make it however he wants it.

 

[dc99]

A friend of mine wants it. Myself in particular do not have the need or want to run two atties at at time lol. But I will make it however he wants it.

I have the exact same problem. The slide switch works.