RADIOMASTER TX16S MARK II - PITCH

[Jin]

Hello guys, I'm very new to this hobby so I'm sorry if my question is too stupid.
I recently bought a Ts16s mark 2 to practice in Lift Off. The problem is that when I pitch forward or throttle forward (pass the middle position), it seems the sensitivity is too high.
It shows in the calibration that both stick move all the way up really quickly although I didn't move it much in real life...
This cause the drone to roll very violently or speed up extremely quickly after I move the any sticks pass the middle point.
Any idea why this is happening? Or is it intended to behave that way?

[JuniorDiscart]

If the stick input from real life does not match the stick input on the screen, then the controller isn't properly calibrated. Have you done a calibration pass with this controller?
Also, each time you make any adjustments on the controller itself, it needs an in-game calibration pass.
Also make sure that any trim value is set to be neutral. If the time on either of these is skewed too much to one side, it will also max out on one end very quickly.

[Jin]

THAT'S IT !!!
I didn't do a calibration on the controller. Just searched a youtube video for it and boom! Everything is now very much controllable.
Thanks a lot for your help. The only problem now is to relearn muscle memory because I was a bit too used to the "before calibrate controller" XD