I'll tell you this right now. I wouldn't buy an authentic Hana or any other box mod for more than $150, and even that's pushing the limits of what I would be willing to pay.
As I've stated before, one of the primary reasons I'm interested in this clone is because it would be so easy to gut and install a real Evolv dna chip into it. Using the box and buttons as the base I could produce a "Hana clone" that was an authentic dna and the electronics assembled to a higher quality than Hana does themselves. Every wire would be cut to precise lengths and neatly trimmed and routed, all soldering would be done using silver solder and all wires would be pure copper wires. The board would be mounted on a holder plate rather than being epoxied in, and the 510 connector would be silver plated with an adjustable or floating pin. All for less than $150.
And I figure I could completely rebuild it 3 times like that before reaching the price of an authentic Hana.
I second retirds request of a step by step guide!
It would be awesome and not so much for the cost factor as for the satisfaction of beeing your own QC.
As things go in the vape world perhaps we all should think about DIY for mods & juices