Nautilus x coils
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I don't have a Nautilus X, I have a Nautilus 2, but I have heard good things about the X. Are you using the extender kit? That might cause leakage, but I'm just speculating. I know if I overfill my Naut 2, it will leak. I also turn off air holes if it will be non-vertical. That seems to do the trick.
Now, the coils aren't the same, but the Naut 2 can use a 1.8 and 0.7 coil. I vape that 0.7 coil at *10 watts* which isn't a lot, and I can attest that the mod will make a difference. My steampunk is so efficient, I was turning down all my coils, as I just didn't need the power. So, remember that coil usage is an *estimated range* and might differ from mod to mod, or even coil to coil (there's some variance when reading the coil, from mod to mod, as far as resistance, for example).
So, if you are getting a burnt taste, work your way up with wattage, and you should find a "sweet spot" for your vape, that will work for you. Some people LOVE pushing their equipment to the max, but I am not one of them. I have no research to back that up, but I am happiest starting low and slow and staying there, when I can.
Best of luck, the X has good reviews, you may wish to disassemble your tank and see if any O rings are missing or pushed out of place, that might be another reason for leaking.
Best of luck to you!
Anna
Now, the coils aren't the same, but the Naut 2 can use a 1.8 and 0.7 coil. I vape that 0.7 coil at *10 watts* which isn't a lot, and I can attest that the mod will make a difference. My steampunk is so efficient, I was turning down all my coils, as I just didn't need the power. So, remember that coil usage is an *estimated range* and might differ from mod to mod, or even coil to coil (there's some variance when reading the coil, from mod to mod, as far as resistance, for example).
So, if you are getting a burnt taste, work your way up with wattage, and you should find a "sweet spot" for your vape, that will work for you. Some people LOVE pushing their equipment to the max, but I am not one of them. I have no research to back that up, but I am happiest starting low and slow and staying there, when I can.
Best of luck, the X has good reviews, you may wish to disassemble your tank and see if any O rings are missing or pushed out of place, that might be another reason for leaking.
Best of luck to you!
Anna
I was using my Nautilus X this morning and I still say it has to be a problem with a seal because I took mine out of the stand to install it on my MOD but got side tracked. Realized I left it upside down on the desk for a 1/2 hour and still no leaking. I leave it laying on the side all the time and never get leaks.
I have found that my nautilus x needs more liquid than others more regularly. It doesn't do well with a small amount. It seems to like being 1/4 - 1//2 full. I still get surprised when it complains and gives me a burnt vape. It's like a toddler demanding attention. I will try closing the air holes to stop it leaking. Not sure why I'm persevering when I have 2 others. I just don't like. Being dictated to by an atty.
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Any tank that the cotton gets exposed to air and not e-Liquid is getting starved for fuel and will run lean seriously diminishing the life if the engine. 
Have you ever used the 0.6 pockex coil in it? Is it possible?
Are the Pockex coils U-Tech and will they fit a Nautilus X?
Yes they are. I'm wondering if its safe. I have zero understanding of sub ohms and tanks. Lol. I hated the 1.5 that came with the Nauty x.
If they fit they should be safe as long as you are using a MOD/Battery that can handle the wattage. I personally like the 1.5Ω coils and they are the only ones I have ever used. The U-Tech coils do require a good prime in my experience.
One other thing about the N-X tank you can change the coil without draining the tank. Before I went to fill and the coil came out with the top so I screwed it back in and did a pull and no liquid in the coil! Such a nice tank!
Yep...works for me too. I use the Aspire Zelos 50w with the 1.8ohm coils at 50/50 liquid. Tried the 1.5ohms but I find the 1.8ohms sitting nice and low at about 8.5-9.5w is a great vape for me. Full of flavour and plenty of vapour - and uses a little less liquid and battery power. As already said, start a new coil low and work up....a bit. Best of luck!
Catherine
If you are getting leakage using a NaughtyX make sure that the glass is properly seated. It's easy to knock it slightly off center without realizing it and tightening it down anyway because the o-ring on top and the gasket on the bottom are very forgiving. Hold your mod and push the glass gently but firmly down on the gasket at the bottom. Maybe give it a little twist as well. When you tighten the top down it should be even with glass all of the way around.
+1. I don't have that machine, but 14W is far higher than I would be on a 1.8Ω coil. As you say it does better if you turn it down to 10 watts, I suggest you do exactly that. Try the 1.5Ω coil if you want more, but even that I wouldn't push much farther than 12W. Up in the 15ish watt range I'd want to be no higher than about 1.2Ω. YMMV. Welcome to the board.
So I got the extender kit for the Nauty x and popped in the 0.6 pockex coil. Sitting on my Osub80. I may have found my perfect vape 
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