Picture can't be seen but I can def. see this causing inconsistency...
It looks like there should be 4 magnets, not 2.GAH! I seem incapable of posting images on forums.
Lemmie try again...
I should point out, that there do seem to be impressions on both sides. That is from me redistributing the magnets as a test, prior to taking this picture, where I put them back in their original spot.
It looks like there should be 4 magnets, not 2.
If there's enough flower to cover the restrictor plate you really don't need the pad. Just don't put really fine kief directly on the plate as it could clog the holes. (If kief is all you have, I would put it on the pad directly, then give it a good pack down, so it doesn't fly around too much.)Hey everyone. So I have a tiny bit of flower left but a decent amount of kief out of my grinder. Should I use the concentrate pad and just put the kief on top? Would packing it on top of the flower be a better option? I tried searching but so many posts come up and I'm not having any luck.
Thanks.
Sorry to hear about that issue...I personally have only used ios devices to interact with the FF, so maybe using your ipad isn't a bad idea.I'm still sold on the FF2 as a top shelf device, but what a big fat drag that the one I got bricked in the first 5 minutes.
Should I not upgrade the firmware on the replacement unit I ordered? Or should I try the upgrade/app interface from a different device? I used my phone this time - Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. I could try with my iPad next time?
I've only found a few posts about this problem on Reddit, here, elsewhere....
Well, so far my experience with FF2 is a total flop.
Firstly, the reliably inept employees lost my package for 4 days. It was finally found today.
I unboxed the device, put it on the charger, and installed the app on my phone.
When the charge was complete, I launched the app and connected to the device - no problem.
I was prompted to update the firmware, so I followed the steps to do so. A message displayed indicating the update was successful, and was reconnecting the device.
Now the device is totally bricked, in "OTA" mode I think. Solid blue light on the device, device not responding to buttons. Pulling the battery multiple times does nothing. Device not able to connect to app. Device is visible to my Bluetooth as FF2_OTA.
EDIT: The device is not visibly at all to either my iPad or laptop via BT.
I have deleted the app from my phone, restarted the phone and re-installed the app, all to enjoy no change in the status of this problem.
Wow... what a great experience so far. I'm on hold with FF customer service, but if anyone knows a way to force the device out of OTA mode, I'm all ears. I'm not happy... haven't even tried the unit and its factory app has bricked it.
EDIT: After over 30 minutes on hold with FF, I still haven't spoken to a human.
I'm out.
Thanks. When my replacement shows up, I'm going to use the app interface on an older iPad running iOS 9.something. Perhaps the problem is in the FF2 app on Android 7... that version only released for my phone in Canada a few weeks ago, and it's a mess, TBH.@WarpaintFree - I had a customer who's FF2 was bricked by updating from an iPhone 7+ when it first came out and it was something Firefly fixed. I've been using mine with my 7+ now without issue. I wouldn't do an update from your phone until FF says they have fixed the issue with that particular phone. If you know someone who has a different phone who doesn't mind installing the app and updating it for you, I think that would be prudent. I think you will be fine controlling the vape from your phone, just not updating the firmware from it.
That really sucks bro I hope all gets resolved fast for U*Well, so far my experience with FF2 is a total flop.
Firstly, the reliably inept employees lost my package for 4 days. It was finally found today.
I unboxed the device, put it on the charger, and installed the app on my phone.
When the charge was complete, I launched the app and connected to the device - no problem.
I was prompted to update the firmware, so I followed the steps to do so. A message displayed indicating the update was successful, and was reconnecting the device.
Now the device is totally bricked, in "OTA" mode I think. Solid blue light on the device, device not responding to buttons. Pulling the battery multiple times does nothing. Device not able to connect to app. Device is visible to my Bluetooth as FF2_OTA.
EDIT: The device is not visibly at all to either my iPad or laptop via BT.
I have deleted the app from my phone, restarted the phone and re-installed the app, all to enjoy no change in the status of this problem.
Wow... what a great experience so far. I'm on hold with FF customer service, but if anyone knows a way to force the device out of OTA mode, I'm all ears. I'm not happy... haven't even tried the unit and its factory app has bricked it.
EDIT: After over 30 minutes on hold with FF, I still haven't spoken to a human.
I'm out.
Just got my FF2 last night. No problems getting nice hits on medium straight out of the gate, but I think it's due to my experience with the SSV which has a similar technique.
Couple of questions though:
1. Is there a good way to use less material, and not pack the bowl to full? I think I saw someone said they put a little herb down and then the concentrate pad on top. Does this help?
2. Is there a way to avoid stirring, say by tamping down a half bowl and then just shaking the unit? I guess stirring isn't a huge deal, but it sort of ruins the "seamless" experience in my view.
3. Are most people starting on medium-low and then working their way up the temps? Med-Low, Med, Med-High, High? If so, how many solid hits per full bowl would you say you get?
Thanks!
It's a pretty effective way to use less material. I do it often....it also adds a little heat to the bowl, so keep that in mind. (I find it pretty helpful, actually.)1. Is there a good way to use less material, and not pack the bowl to full? I think I saw someone said they put a little herb down and then the concentrate pad on top. Does this help?
Thanks!
Hi there!Just got my FF2 last night. No problems getting nice hits on medium straight out of the gate, but I think it's due to my experience with the SSV which has a similar technique.
Couple of questions though:
1. Is there a good way to use less material, and not pack the bowl to full? I think I saw someone said they put a little herb down and then the concentrate pad on top. Does this help?
2. Is there a way to avoid stirring, say by tamping down a half bowl and then just shaking the unit? I guess stirring isn't a huge deal, but it sort of ruins the "seamless" experience in my view.
3. Are most people starting on medium-low and then working their way up the temps? Med-Low, Med, Med-High, High? If so, how many solid hits per full bowl would you say you get?
Thanks!
I've been starting at Medium and working my way up ... buy my FF2 is a bit clogged right now ... good thing I have my FF1 to fall back upon until I figure this out .... I will definetly try the lower settings once I'm back up and flying. ...Hi there!
1. Never tried that but you can just take a hit or two and just set it down for a while. No harm done. Just make sure to give the bowl a quick clean once you're done.
2. Get used to stirring after EACH hit for the absolute best results. Medium/course grind or hand tear your material.
3. This is how I use mine (with excellent quality)...
1. Med-low +2 (Great flavor)
2. Med-low +5 (She's warming up)
3. Med-low +8 (Amazing hit)
4. Med-low +11 (milky)
5. Medium +5
6. Medium +8
7. Medium +11
8. High even to finish
Enjoy!
oh well ... It was still too big ... Going to Plan B ... Giottos Rocket Air Blower ...Will do and i'll report back ... Thanks much
ps ... Love my Firefly's and love this forum