martini3k1

Exactly.

Hello, I found and fixed the issue. It was manufacturer related. Here is how I fixed my "New Beast": First things first: I highly recommend using electrically non-conducting tools and parts. 1. removed the aluminium "divider" inside the case (4x Torx) 2. rolled a tiny stripe of tape (width ~ 4-5 mm) with 2 wraps (isolated / fabric tape) and let a space (~ 1mm) in the center of the tape-role. 3. put the tape role in the "U-form" in which the display ribbon goes 4. get a toothstick and carved a smaller stick which fits into the free space in the tiny tape role and placed it there. 5. profit. If something is unclear, check the final result (https://youtu.be/bbprFCao7D8) or feel free to ask. Maybe it helps others in the future.

Ok, thanks for your support.

Thanks for the advice. I tried to soft/hard reboot via Escribe... But after triggering the action from the menubar a dialog appears and tells "reboot command issued." Do you have any idea whats going wrong? After reading this thread, I guess I have to send it back, isn't it? :/ Thanks in advance. Edit: It would be nice to know who is responsible for these issues. Is it Evolv (software related) or the specific manufacturer of the box mod (e.g. when they nest the chip in bad position)? The most of the time I was very happy with my DNA mods, but since a few days I'm losing the trust in these chips.

Hi, thanks for your reply. Nope, I am 100% sure that it isnt the stealth mode what causes the issue.

I have the same issue and I am completely fed up with evolv and the whole DNA stuff. 3 weeks ago my Lost Vape Duo DNA200 stopped working (says only "Check battery") and yesterday the DNA75 in my Encom "New Beast" only shows a black screen. I am really annoyed that devices which cost 2-3x more than a SMOK box mod are unusable without any reason.

Hello, I want to upgrade my Esquare (made by Lost Vape and actually running the DNA30) to the DNA75. I already measured the spacing inside the mod's case: The general dimensions of the DNA75 are small enough to fit into the case (it will be tight, but should work). The real bummer is that the usb-connector is positioned a few millimeters to low. So I have to drill the case or reposition the connector.. :/ Is there any chance to reposition the usb-connector on the chip at all? What do you recommend to do? Thanks in advance Martin