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Please do not spam this forum by posting this multiple times. I've deleted the other two instances. Thank you.

Three is not very strong. 6 is stronger, the higher the number, the more nicotine is in the eliquid. I'd go with either a 12 or 18 and mix with what you already have to get stronger than six mg. Just to be on the safe side, get the 12 or 18 and use that. If it's too strong, dilute it a little in a different bottle a little at a time with the eliquid that you already have (3 or 6) so you don't screw up the original amount of eliquid.

Friends don't let friends drip and drive... without a squonker.

To chain vape means you take one inhale after another in quick succession with little to no time in between. Do you also take long inhales or short ones? How about what kind of vaping - do you take in the vapor in a long, slow draw directly into your lungs (direct to lung) or do you draw the vapor into your mouth first before you inhale (mouth to lung)? Try opening your airflow all the way and take a long, slow draw. Does that help?

A little more information would be helpful to troubleshoot this issue. What is the PG/VG ratio of the juice you're using? Do you prime the wick or let it sit for several minutes to the wick can absorb the eliquid? What resistance is your coil? If using wattage as your power source, how many watts are you using? Is your airflow open? Are you chain vaping? Answer these questions and that will give us more information so we can give you a more accurate answer.

Nope, not a good idea. Listen to the wise words of @Squid, @Rixter and @Walt. They give good advice to not use the batteries you currently have. Go get three new batteries of the same make and model, it's much cheaper to do that than to pay a hospital bill.

Look how big she is! And that smile just lights up the room -- and probably melts your heart while she's at it.

I routinely run 1.8 ohm coils, which is a higher resistance than a 1.2 ohm coil. Most of the time I get the best performance right around 8.0 watts (anything between 7.8 and 8.4 watts max). 30 - 100 watts on a 1.2 ohm coil? Yeah, the seller just wants to make money off you by recommending ridiculously high wattages to burn up your coils faster.

Congratulations, @Walt, on a very productive and positive year! I'm so happy to see this post, but I never doubted that you'd reach it. Happy New Year and here's to the next year being just as easy!

Congrats and good luck!

Thanks for letting us know that you got the issue solved.

And... to help you out with this I've merged the two posts together. Please do not start a new post on the same topic, wait for someone else to try to answer your question here.

So you go back to the same post and write a comment that your question wasn't resolved. Someone else may come by to give you a different answer. As you can see above, a different member came by and asked some questions that were already asked and answered in your first post. Instead of having answers all over the place in several different posts and having the same questions asked over and over, it's best to keep it all in one post so you can keep going forward instead of in circles.

You only need to post once, please do not keep posting the same question only worded differently (this would be considered "spamming").

@Walt and I were trying to answer the same question last night with this same member. See the link for more information on what's been recommended and other specifics:

The "clouds" you're wanting to create all depends on the tank you're using, the resistance in the coil that's in the tank, and the PG/VG ratio in the eliquid. Okay, here's an example. I'm currently using an Aspire Triton II with a 1.8 ohm coil. My eliquid is 40 PG/60 VG. While I've been typing to you, I've also been chain vaping and... I've pretty much fogged up my office. Oh, and how much wattage am I at? My mod reads 8 watts. Not 80 watts, but 8 watts.

Why?

Yep. Take a car for instance. Just because your speedometer says it will do 193 kmph (120 mph), doesn't mean that you need to go that fast to go to the corner store. From everything you've posted so far, I'm guessing that you already burned the wick in that coil you're using now so it's ruined. I would replace with a new coil, lower the power and, once it sits for a bit so the wick can get saturated, try turning up the power 2 - 4 watts at a time.

How many watts are you at now?

Do you have your airflow wide open? If it's too restricted, that could also be problematic.

Are you drinking enough water? Vaping dehydrates you so you want to increase your liquid intake. Water is the best instead of soda, coffee, tea, juice or whatever.

@Walt gives good, sound advice. Do you know the PG/VG ratio of the eliquid you're using? The liquid may be too thick for your wick to absorb quickly. No one should have to wait several minutes between hits, if that were true of all mods and tanks, no one would continue vaping. If you have a very high VG content in your eliquid, you could add a couple of drops of distilled water directly into the tank to mix with your eliquid. This should thin it out a bit. Also, like Walt said, I would lower the power (watts) and dry vaping it again. If it's not doing it for you, turn it up just a little and vape. Keep doing this until you get a hint of a burning taste (dry hit), then back it down just a few. That should be the sweet spot for that juice and coil combination. Each new coil and flavor has to be adjusted as each flavor of eliquid has its own heat preference. Fruit juices usually prefer a lower heat while bakery flavors usually like it a little hotter.

Are you still having issues with this, @Walt?

What type of tank are you using? Did you change the PG/VG ratio in your juice? Higher VG, sweet and dark juices are known to be what we call "coil killers." And then again, there have been some bad batches of coils periodically.

Sorry, I'm not familiar with your mod, but here's a video that might help out. Also, go onto youtube and put Vaporfi Pro 3 into the search function, there are plenty of other vids to choose from. Hopefully, one of them will have the information you're looking for.