EHPro SPD A5 sold out

• The EHPro SPD A5 mod is their new flagship box mod. This mod features temperature control. There is also variable wattage mode. The EHPro SPD A5 is made from zinc alloy and high-temperature resistant poly carbonate. It will be offered at a great price for a great mod. EHPro’s SPD A5 uses a chip of their own design. The temperature control chip is very stable. The mod is smaller than the iStick 50w. The SPD A5 is also very light, utilizing a harmonious balance of PC and aluminum. The buttons are clear and fit very well. Comes with one mod and usb charger in a gift box with instruction manual. Imported.

EHPRO SPD A5 Features Include:

• Authentic mod by EHPro.
• Black color only.
• Gold-plated SS 510 threading.
• Variable wattage mode.
• Temperature control mode.
  • 600 degrees Fahrenheit max.
• Takes a single 18650 battery (not included).
• Button is made from transparent high-temp poly.
• Dimensions: 83mm x 40mm x 23mm.
• Adjustable 510 pin.(sping)
• Reads resistance down to 0.1Ω.
• Reads resistance up to 3.0Ω.
• Output power: 5-50 watts.
• Micro USB charging port.
• Power saving mode.
• 0.91″ Mono LED screen.
• 6008F Temperature control system.

Price 1550THB.(Battery not included)
EMS 60THB.

 

another review...

 

Tempted...

 

Hi big

So if the minimum resistance read is 0.1 can I assume the minimum resistance fired is 0.1 as well.

Sorry to sound stupid but I just want to make sure.

 

anyone get this? is it good for temperature vaping?

 

I've seen a couple of contrasting reviews. One very positive and one quite negative regarding the temp control.
I think they're both the only English language reviews on YT at the moment.

 

difficult to decide on that basis

 

Any hands on updates? Many conflicting reviews on temp control fluctuations.

Sent -vinay

 

To my knowledge there are only a couple of English reviews, both of which are already in this thread

Google is your friend

 

Ok I just bought one from big, I guess I now need to write a review,

Ok so I bought the spd, and as always din read the manual, did not watch the videos and tried to get it to work.. Horrors it couldn't turn on.. After emailing big I decided to watch a vid review on it..ohh the battery supposed to be placed bottom in!
Sent another mail to big apologizing for the mistake and started on my build.

9 coils(microcoil) 30gauge on a k-fun, how hard could it be? I mean I have regularly done 5 coils 28G, hell I recoil my protanks..
Ok let me tell you this, pure nickel is a bitch to work with.
It's softer than natural tits.

Clamp down too hard with the screw it snaps, try to elevate your coils a tad higher it snaps, clamp down too hard with the pliers to get that nice coil touching coil situation it deforms the whole dame coil.

Anyhow my finial solution was to harden the coil first by passing it a few times thru a torch to dull red, avoid bright red if possible, seems to make it brittle. Also don't dump it in water air cooling is sufficient, yet again to control the crystal structure, preventing it from getting to brittle.

And finally got it to coil nice enough. 0.15ohm

So anyhow to the main bit, does it work well?
Replicated the example on the vid and I have to admit the cotton scorches at a low 400deg f, due to slow response from the chip.
However with liquid the response time seems to work well enough, with no dry hits thus far.

Vapes pretty smooth no complaints.
All in all a decent vape, with no dry hits.

Can't complain really for 1550 batt..

Will get back in a week or so, the real proof I think would be damage to the cotton after a weeks use. Let's see than.

 

I completely agree with this...I always check trice with my Hana clone..


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Thanks for rubbing it in V, lol


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