I have an E-flight MCX that can park in a hover hands free for a while. Not this one though. 99.9% of helis require you to make adjustments constantly while your hovering. It's normal. This one requires very little but I still have a slight right yaw going on so I'm always correcting for that. Flying that low does require more input to keep it stable but not much if everything is adjusted and dialed in near perfect. Higher up the Hunter is very stable. I'll make another video showing how much input I'm doing on the transmitter. It takes practice. I've been doing this for a long time.