Does the hole on a manual battery in the connector need to be there? WOuld it cause problems if I put a dab of epoxy in there to seal it up so any leaking juice won't damage my battery?
Manual bat's with the hole in the 510 connector... can I seal them?
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If you plug the hole the PV won't work because it needs an air flow to power the coil/atomizer. I believe there is a switch in the battery casing that senses when air is being drawn and then that allows the battery to come on. If you want a battery with no hole you will have to get a manual battery.
I just reread your question and you said "manual" battery. I thought you were talking about an auto batt. I don't think there are holes in the manual battery connection. I'm confused.
I just reread your question and you said "manual" battery. I thought you were talking about an auto batt. I don't think there are holes in the manual battery connection. I'm confused.
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I did some digging around in the old posts and found this
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/22583-has-anybody-tried-801-manual-battery.html
It looks like it's ok to seal the hole but read the whole thread.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/22583-has-anybody-tried-801-manual-battery.html
It looks like it's ok to seal the hole but read the whole thread.
It's not only OK to seal the hole in a manual battery housing, it's advisable to prevent possible liquid leakage into the battery compartment. I have 510 batteries both with and without the hole from the factory.
When building mods, having the hole makes it a bit easier to solder wiring, and I then use the solder to plug the hole. Never had any problem due to this.
When building mods, having the hole makes it a bit easier to solder wiring, and I then use the solder to plug the hole. Never had any problem due to this.
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