So I've used both 510 and 801 pvs and I was curious why the 510 atty has air hole and the 801 doesnt. Is it due to the size? Or is it something else all together?
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Do you mean the bottom air hole or the side air holes on the 510?
Either way, sorry, I don't know. Never used an 801 so I am not familiar with their construction.
Either way, sorry, I don't know. Never used an 801 so I am not familiar with their construction.
Yes the two air holes on the sides in the threads. There are no such holes in the 801 so I was curious why one would need them but not the other
The air holes are inside above the threads on the penstyle attys, but are usually small and hard to see.
Most have 4 little holes. Some are elongated and more of a tiny cut out at the top rim of the threads rather than a hole and you have to have a good magnification and light to see them. Great atty... I use the RN4072 and 302 penstyles 90% of the time.
Most have 4 little holes. Some are elongated and more of a tiny cut out at the top rim of the threads rather than a hole and you have to have a good magnification and light to see them. Great atty... I use the RN4072 and 302 penstyles 90% of the time.
Right moonless. The side holes on a 510 atty are absolutely necessary. Without them you would get no draw at all because the bottom hole has to fit snuggly against the battery post to complete the electrical circuit.
The 801 must have a different type of connector that does not require full contact with the base of the battery.
So that raises another question for me. What is the purpose of the bottom hole on the 510?
The 801 must have a different type of connector that does not require full contact with the base of the battery.
So that raises another question for me. What is the purpose of the bottom hole on the 510?
When used with auto batteries, the suction on the bottom hole activates the battery.
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