Quadcopter - Issues after calibrating PID on teststand

Hi,

I'm currently trying to build my own quadcopter. It's based on a DJI F450 Kit (so I'm still using the stock motors, ESCs, 10'' props with a 3S).
Everythings working fine while tuning my PID - as long as it's just one axis at a time. I found some good PID settings for Roll/Pitch while tuning it on a string.
Now I tied it to the ground to see what's going to happen as soon as I let it control both axes at the same time. I thought it would be oscillating quite a bit (cause still in ground-effect), but it just behaves in weird ways. It isn't oscillating it just tilts (~30°) in random directions, can't nearly level itself and sometimes needs around 2-3 seconds to to correct from tilting (e.g.) to the left and just starts tilting (e.g) backwards.

I tried retuning all my PIDs, tried different settings, checked my sensors+filters, my DCM algorithm... Everything seems to work properly (as good as I can see these values during "flight"), and I haven't got an idea what could cause this misbehavior.

I know it's hard to give any advice on a "homebrew" hard-/software, but I'd by very thankful for any ideas what I should test / change / ... to maybe get an idea of what's going wrong. Perhaps someone out here has had similar problems...

Thanks in advance,
Steve

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  • It sounds like you have gone a bit wayward with your tuning.

    For your setup I'd go back to defaults and see if it flies They should be very close and only need minor adjustment with 3s and 10" props and circa 1000kv motors. 

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