801 High Bridge vs. Low Bridge - What's the difference?

[Ultimist]

What exactly is the difference between a high bridge 801 and a low bridge 801?

I use BE112 atty's, and it seems that the metal mesh is "lower" than some 801 atty's I got from Totally Wicked. Is that what low bridge means, or is it something else?

Thanks,

Rod

 

[Gibby]

What exactly is the difference between a high bridge 801 and a low bridge 801?

I use BE112 atty's, and it seems that the metal mesh is "lower" than some 801 atty's I got from Totally Wicked. Is that what low bridge means, or is it something else?

Thanks,

Rod

Its the mesh, lower=low bridge, better for carts
higher = high bridge better for dripping... i think.

 

[Brian S.]

Its the mesh, lower=low bridge, better for carts
higher = high bridge better for dripping... i think.

You guessed it.

Brian

 

[buGG]

if you drip, either is fine...and dripping is just so funkin' cool....302s and 112s anyway. higher bridge is definitely better for carts though.

buGG

 

[redrhino]

 

[gjrhine]

higher bridge is definitely better for carts though.

buGG

I find just the opposite.

 

[Digital Lungs]

I agree with gjrhine. The high bridge mashes the cart stuffing far down into the cart. This lowers its capacity to hold juice.

I've also had entirely better experiences with low-bridge atties: better life, better vapor, fewer refills.