I have the new Lite, yes. I'm not a MTL vaper and have doubts that one atty can serve both MTL and DTL well. I like the restricted DTL draw that this little atty (23mm) gives and like the simplicity of the single coil deck. The chamber is a mini Supreme, with reduction so that the air is directed at the centrally positioned coil. Works well. Build quality is up to the usual Steam Crave mark. It is single coil only, impossible to build duals because of the reduction inside the chamber.
I was on the testing team for Steam Crave, and to be honest I prefer one of the earlier prototypes to the final production version - the chamber airholes don't have the drilled holes screen, so the airflow is a tad less restricted. That suits me better. This prototype also has a chimney extender to take it up to 4.5mls instead of 2ml. The production version has a 2ml capacity and a bubble glass for 3ml. The majority these days seem to love bubble glasses.
Immediate feedback would suggest that it's not great as a MTL device. Steam Crave have already released an updated AFC ring to try to compensate. If you join the Steam Crave facebook fans club page you can find a way to get the new AFC if MTL is your thing. They are good on support like that.
For me, it works great as a restricted DTL with a spaced fused clapton build. The flavour is great and it's much less juice hungry than the 25mm Supreme as you'd expect. Easy to build and wick, the juice flow is familiar to all the Aromamizers, ie faultless, and there's no juice flow control ring to fiddle with which keeps the overall height down.
The project started out as the RDTA v3 but the vape style is much closer to the undervalued Supreme Lite, not surprising as it's a cut down Supreme v2.
