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A bad acceleratomer can do that.

Some of your props are on backwards, maybe. Another possibility is that one set of motors are spinning faster that the others. I'm no expert but I've heard of other similar problems like yours

Big Whoop! 15 seconds of landing.

I looked for this on Google. There was nothing, incredibly, found. All you can do is hope that someone else can help you.

I looked at your Survey and completed it. I don't think we are the level of audience that you are seeking. We are amateur level operators and primarily fly our quadcopters in solo fashion.

And I was commenting on the Helicopters as indicated in the original string.

Sounds like a B-25 worming up...

They probably figure that those rotors can really bight them.

I noticed from looking up these types helicopters, they are dual stacked rotors. Those usually have two motors each requiring lots of volts. Scott is probably right about the batteries.

I see no decimal point in that figure. So, I will assume it's $18,188.00 USD. Steep and out of budget for me!

Hope one of the other guys on this forum can help you. I'm a sausage when it comes to the tech stuff.

Cooler! What's it cost?

Cool, how about flying it???

Unless I missed something, is there any way to extrapolate "car" from "quadcopter" Yes, as "quAdCopteR" don't work exactly like one would think, but C A R is found in quadcopter. Just not exactly on this forum.

So, what does JA.O.A.T. stand for?

If it does work and you use them, it is advised that you do not fly in close proximity to cliffs. gorges and canyons!

That hurts!

Have a Corona Beer not Virus!

Thank you Jake. You do the same!

Yeah, a buddy of mine charged single handily through a mine field, to toss four grenades on and NVA machine gun bunker and ran back unscathed. He wasn't aware of the mine field. Then, a week later, he tripped over a jungle vine and broke his leg. Talk about unlucky!