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Personally if you want to get into that high of a power range I recommend that you learn to build your own coils and use a rebuildable atty. Commercial coils are simply unreliable at high power. They can be pretty "hit and miss".

a 1.2 ohm coil will fry quickly at 50watts. get some .5ohm coils otherwise keep that 1.2 ohm coil at 20watts or less or or your just going to burn through coils like they're nothing.

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.

ROFL!

It's all about matching the power to the coil. I can get just as much fog from 40 watts as 90 watts. Like @tam said. It's all about finding the "sweet spot" for the coil.

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.

As @Miltgotit5 noted, it sounds like the coil does not have enough liquid in it. It's called a "dry hit". The coil is heating without liquid present. It may be possible that you are vaping with too much power also. After priming your coil it is recommended that you start at a low power setting, even as low as 20 Watts. Vape and then increase the power a couple of watts. Keep doing this until the flavor and vapor production peak. After the peak the flavor will start muting and eventually you will get a dry hit. Also as previously stated even after finding the best power setting some coils will take a little time to soak up liquid between vapes. Each tank and coil are different. There is also a possibility that you may have a bad coil. Sorry about not having a simple definitive answer but that is the nature of the beast.