That's correct, although there is obviously some overlap. Lower High by 10% and you may overlap with Med/High when it's raised by 10%.
I have mostly played with the "raise" function. It most definitely adds power to every setting, without seeming to bump it up to the set point of the temp above it.
Agreed, there is definitely some overlap. I haven't received the complete details on how the power tuning feature works or the full release notes, but after testing a ton of settings (and vaping way too much this weekend
) I think I know how it functions.
FF2 uses close to full strength of the heater when you first hit the button to help it get up to temp quickly, then powers down to maintain the temperature of your heat settings as it doesn't require as much power to maintain the temperature as initial heat up. The heater will read sensors and adjust to keep your device vaping at the defined temperatures making it nearly impossible to combust material.
What I believe this setting does is help you tune the heater to higher power which keeps it from going into the "maintain temp mode" that it normally goes in after it reaches your temperature setting. Obviously the upside is true dynamic power that allows each user to vape to their personal preferences for draw speed, temp, vapor production, etc. The downside is you can combust if you tune it all the way up and there isn't a perfect way of knowing what temperature that tuning is vaping your material at. There is plenty of power in this device no doubt.
The other thing I'm waiting for confirmation on is whether or not they made changes to the previous default settings. Is medium-high still the same as medium-high at 100% or have they made any minor adjustments from the first software/firmware?
More to come i'm sure!