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FPV drone wobble at high speed ? is this normal or am I doing something wrong

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so ive had my DJI FPV for about 3 months now and mostly fly in normal mode still getting comfortable but last weekend i finally tried sport mode for the first time and above maybe 80kph i start getting this weird wobble or oscillation, its hard to describe but it feels like the drone is fighting itself a little. not a prop issue i checked those and balanced them, and the gimbal footage looks fine its just the feel through the goggles and the sticks.

running latest firmware, no mods, stock props. anyone else experienced this or is this just how the drone feels at speed and i need to get used to it? i came from flying a phantom 4 so fpv flight in general is still kind of new to me.

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yeah this is pretty normal honestly, the FPV drone has some inherent oscillation characteristics especially when you're pushing it hard in sport mode and not used to how it responds. the control sensitivity in sport is way higher than normal mode so small stick inputs get amplified. could also be wind ? even light crosswind at 80+ kph makes it feel squirrely if you're not used to compensating.

try bumping up the expo on your sticks a bit if you're using a proper controller setup, or just spend more time at the edge of normal mode before going full sport. it'll click eventually. coming from a phantom this is gonna feel completely alien for a while.

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same thing happened to me lol. i panicked and thought i had a motor problem but turned out i just had my sensitivity settings way too hot. what controller are you using, the motion controller or the RC? because i feel like the RC gives you a lot more feel for whats actually happening

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