pHREDD. I have experienced the same situation with my BCP. I have been an RC airplane pilot for over 30 years so I thought I could pick up the BCP and fly it, no problem. This is a whole new world. Even with the many hours I have on a flight sim. This thing is not easy to fly. I was so sure that there was a problem with the BCP I just took it to my hobby dealer that flies helicopters and has flown the BCP. It is not the fault of the BCP. It is our lack of practice and coordination. This can be overcome by lots of practice. The BCP will scoot to the let a bit on liftoff. I was told that this is the effect of the tail rotor pushing right to equalize all the torque created by the main blades. I will keep trying till I get it. If you have a flight simulator use it. It does help.