HM830 rc paper airplane short clips

Just some flights of the past year, learning how to deal with this spin lover. Anytime you steer, you have to do it veeery softly and just for enough time for it to lean to a side. If you do not immediately release the steering lever, the airplane enters a spin and crashes. There is a small chance of making a sharp turn by inducing this spiin at high altitude and recovering quickly by tturning to the opposite side which is cool but you lose almost all your height. Gliding at zero throttle gets a 1:3 or 1:4 at best gliding ratio. The paper airplane seems to be a mere surface. I tried buiding cambered wings of the same surface but more wingspan and resulted in a very unbalanced airplane so I think the lenght of the paper airplane itself works as a brute force tail stabilizer. I don't quite actually understand how it climbs. It's definitely tail heavy, which makes it point nose up everytime, but... All likes reserved. Copyleft if author mentioned. Likes and subscribers highly appreciated. Comentarios o dudas en español siempre bienvenidas ;)