I have a couple of V3 in reserve. I love me an Asmodus, but that is a funky form factor. I’m thinking they were designed for us southpaws who like to hit the power button with a finger and not the thumb 
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Maybe I should get one for myself then as I am also a southpaw.
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RE: The Steam Crave Hadron Pro DNA250C Lipo
Continuing the discussion from Good Deals 2022:
Mine got to Australia (SYDNEY) on Jan 1st, through Customs and processed (apparently) on Jan 3 and still sitting in Sydney.
So, ordered 11th Dec, Shipped 12th Dec, cleared in Singapore 25th Dec and hit Aust 1st Jan. Somewhat slower overall than those ordered the same time from folk in the US, but at least I will get it eventually 
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I’ve been using mine about a week and we’re starting to form a relationship. This is my first dna mod and it only happened because of the huge price discount. I wasn’t sure how it would go since I don’t have a PC to allow for interfacing the chip. The default setup provides sufficient functionality to operate it to my satisfaction with only a couple of minor nits. A user on the Escribe software homepage has a Linux Beta version available that has some positive feedback from other users. At some point I will try to install it on my Android phone using the Linux I have already installed. If it will install and seems to run, I’ll have to buy a USB interface dongle and see if I can figure out the drivers to have it work. I’m a bit afraid of bricking my DNA chip though. For the last couple of years I have been trying to wrap my head around why there has not been any smart phone interface capabilities for the DNA boards. Evolve has been the market leader since almost the beginning of regulated mods. And what’s with the USB Micro B type connection still? With those points aside, I get the Evolve hype now. I’m still not willing to pay the going price for another one though. 
if Evolve could get in gear and catch up to 2023 I would probably change my mind .
My only complaints about the Steam Crave Hadron Pro Lipo mod is the lack of clearance between the battery cable and the DNA 250c balanced charge connection socket. I have to really squish the battery cable down between the Lipo battery and the DNA board connector which seems like it will strain the connector wires over time and possibly mess up the connectors solder joints to the board.
Next, there is not a true OFF switch to prevent parasitic battery drain during long periods of inactive use. I might consider that to be Evolve’s fault rather than Steam Craves.
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@JiM210 , I have a DNA LIPO Boxer and it doesn’t have the capability to turn it off either.
I can say though this thing sat for a year with no use and when I did fire it up after all that time the battery was still at around 65%.
Maybe you’ll have the same luck
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That would be James, the Evolv developer.
Because they’re American, they limited themselves to the 2016 rules and government mandates. Their latest 100C board has USB C as it was brand new.
True. The board goes into different types of states. So the quiescent draw (screen off, just sitting there) there’s a 10mA draw and when it powers itself down, it’s a 20uA draw waiting for a button press to wake up.
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I have had one before, a Lost Vape Drone 250C. I liked the chip, just not the mod. I also would not pay full price for one but like you I could not resist at the discounted price. It should be interesting with the Lipo since I only use low wattage MTL stuff… lol.
I used Escribe when I had the Drone and it was quite good to fine tune things. Will use it again with this one too, might even still have some saved profiles somewhere to adapt.
The micro b is still a point of contention for me too. I know the latest board has come out with USB C but I would have thought they would have updated this one too by now. As @big_vape says, they are limiting themselves but surely they could change that now if the new one has the current connection.
I never had issues with parasitic drain with the drone and I left that with batteries in it for periods of time without problems.
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This is my second 250C mod. There is a drain on battery when not being used. It’s keeping the date and time function alive. My Lost Vape has the same issue. It’s not much but it’s still there.
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I bought two drones when they were practically giving them away. I agree that the mod itself is a disappointment, but the boards are worth more than what I paid for the mods. I’ll rehome them someday if the market ever opens up to more aesthetically pleasing enclosures. If I could find a nice stabwood precut enclosure, I’ll be set.
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Yes, I didn’t say there was no parasitic drain… just that I didn’t have issues with it since it was negligible over time. 
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Official MILK N HONEY shirts on sale…
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You need to buy that fabric by the mile so you can drape your house and your truck in it!
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Or will I?
Apparently it doesn’t want to come here. Adelaide airport is just over 100km away, it did get onto a truck to Murray Bridge on Mon (30 km away) but then went back to Adelaide airport where it has been doing a loop for 4 days.
Taking longer to go 100ish km than it did to go from Syd to Adelaide (1335 km). Gotta love Australia Post…
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Don’t know how it works there but here in the US a consolidated shipper picks up the package and brings it to the local postal office to be delivered. Mine was picked up by DHL and skipped all other consolidated postal stations. They do say it should be delivered by the 16th.
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Ours is done through Australia Post all the way if coming via mail. DHL and similar are usually specialist carriers here. Because it was sent using HK/SG post, it comes into the country though customs, and is passed over to Australia Post. If it was shipped DHL I would have gotten it before Christmas…
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Lol, I’m tempted just for the coffee color. I have a coffee Uwell Crown D2 RTA that someone gifted and I never saw that color before until you just posted this.
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What’s it like shipping to the states?
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