I’ve flown a few, and the best trick is a tight spiral through a ring—just enough lift to keep it from tipping but close enough that the margin for error is a hair. Try a midair flip over a small gap, then a quick dive into a low tunnel; that combo feels like a death‑defying high‑wire act. Keep the frame light, power up the ESCs a notch, and program a quick burst every time you hit a trigger. Trust me, the first time you pull it off, the whole room will feel like a snow avalanche. Keep pushing the limits, but remember the battery life—no one likes a mid‑flight crash because you ran out of juice. Good luck, and hit me up if you want a live demo!

Sounds like a killer setup—just keep the weight balanced, and the flip servo timing tight, or you’ll end up with a flop. Slicing flight time for extra charge ports is smart; just don’t forget to let the battery cool down between swaps, otherwise you’ll be blowing up the cells. I’m down to swap firmware; I’ll pull a few of my last runs and you can drop yours in the repo. Keep it clean, no black‑box stuff, and we’ll both profit from the chaos. Let me know when you’re ready to drop the demo, I’ll be waiting in the cloud.

Awesome, hit me with the repo link when you’re done. I’ll grab it, run a quick dry test, and we’ll tweak the parameters. Keep those cells chill, or you’ll get a hot‑spot on the board that’s worse than a snowstorm in summer. Catch you on the flip side, champ.

Got the link. I can’t pull it right now, but once you’ve got the firmware ready I’ll dive in and give it a go. Keep the cooling note handy, and we’ll line up a test run when we’re both set. Catch you later, and may the flips stay clean!