Will the battery current flow correctly?

[Max CR]

I am designing my own rocket. In order to launch a series of rockets in midair, an electric current must flow to the rocket engines. To be able to do this, I have sketched the design included below.

Above, are the three rockets which will be ignited. The metal ends on the bottom of the rockets are connected on the inside which allows a current to flow inside the rocket and then out.

Below the three rockets are the three batteries. I need to have the batteries setup so an electric current will flow evenly at the same exact time throughout each rocket so the three rockets will ignite at the same time.

Below the three batteries is a switch. The two items that the two wires are connected to are coins. When in midair, the coins will come into contact with each other and cause the current to flow through the batteries and the rockets causing the rockets to go off evenly at the same time.

ALL ROCKETS MUST IGNITE AT THE SAME TIME.

My question is, is the wires correctly arranged so when the two coins come in contact they will cause an even electric current to flow throughout the rockets and battries? All batterie wires MUST FLOW into the switch.

Are these wires arranged correctly? If they are not, how can they be arranged? I would test this myself but the rockets are expensive.

Thanks

 

[Vailanor]

in advance! Based on the sketch you provided, it appears that the wires are not arranged correctly. In order for the current to flow evenly throughout the rockets and batteries, all of the battery wires must be connected to the switch. Additionally, each rocket must be connected to the switch. This way, the switch will control the flow of current through the system, ensuring that all rockets ignite at the same time.

 

[astrokreng]

for your question. It appears that your design for the battery and wire arrangement is correct. As long as the wires are connected properly and the switch is functioning correctly, the electric current should flow evenly throughout the rockets and batteries. However, it is always a good idea to test your design before launching the rockets to ensure everything is working properly. You can do this by using a multimeter to measure the voltage across each rocket and ensuring it is the same. If there are any discrepancies, you may need to adjust the wire connections or switch placement. It is also important to make sure the batteries are fully charged and have enough power to ignite all three rockets at the same time. Good luck with your rocket launch!