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Hobby Engine Premium Label 2.4G University Club Yacht
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This 1:25 scale replica looks beautiful on the water and the display stand serves for displaying the yacht as a ship model in your favourite place. This model is perfectly suited for beginners, readily installed for sailing but also more experienced rc enthusiasts will have some fun with this.
Hobby Engine University Club Features:
- 2.4GHz radio control system
- Remote control signal range of 120 meters (400 feet)
- 9.7 cm2 total sail area
- Controlled with 2 servos
- Total weight of 2.6 kg
- Electric engine
- Lasts for up to 20 minutes
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- Length: 515mm
- Width: 120mm
- Height: 857mm
Please Note: Requires 8 additional ‘AA’ batteries which are NOT included (4 for Transmitter 4 for Model Receiver).
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wayne i though you were restoring an old krispie r36 ? which will sail much better than a university club yacht , weve an older lady who comes to sail with us on a wednesday evening with a club yacht , which unfortunatly has a shortish range and wont stand much wind
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Hi Boomer, thanks very much for your time, it is much appreciated. You may recall I am restoring a 36R yacht and scratch building on stand off scale one too - I wanted something to learn sailing on and probably was a bit silly buying these two University Clubs, but well I can only learn from my mistakes!! It will be good practice anyway (I hope) - and I will learn to consider future 'good deals' carefully. Wayne
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Take to the seas with the Hobby Engine Premium Label Radio Control University Club yacht. This 1:25 scale replica looks beautiful on the water and the display stand serves for displaying the yacht as a ship model in your favourite place. This model is perfectly suited for beginners, readily installed for sailing but also more experienced rc enthusiasts will have some fun with this. Hobby Engine University Club Features:
- 2.4GHz radio control system
- Remote control signal range of 120 meters (400 feet)
- 9.7 cm2 total sail area
- Controlled with 2 servos
- Total weight of2.6 kg
- Electric engine
- Lasts for up to 20 minutes
Spec Check:
- Length: 515mm
- Width: 120mm
- Height: 857mm
Please Note: Requires 8 additional 'AA' batteries which are NOT included (4 for Transmitter 4 for Model Receiver).
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University Club RC Segelboot Ein Spaß R / C Segelboot, komplett konfigurierte und einsatzbereit. Alle erforderlichen Elemente sind bereits vorinstalliert, einschließlich Großsegel Winde, Lenkservo und alle Tauwerk, Segel und Hardware sowie den Empfänger. Es haben auch die sehr einfachen Zugang zum Batteriefach und auch eine sehr gute Anbindung an den Kristall bei Bedarf geändert werden. Alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist Ihre eigenen vier Batterien der Größe AA hinzuzufügen! Genießen Sie den reibungslosen Segeln, die von Aufmerksamkeit kommt zum Detail, Qualität und Technik dieser schönen Segelboot. Spec. Länge: 515mm Höhe: 857mm Breite: 120 mm Gewicht: 2,5 kg Die Umgebung von Sails: 9.7dm2 Erforderlich. 8 x AA-Batterien für TX 4 x AA-Batterien für Segelboot
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Mar 14, 2012
Agree with the folks this is tender hull, for light wind sailing. Very nice looker. I cut the keel in half, drilled the hull and bulb, installed a 4mm carbon rod each end and filled the 1 1/4 inch gap with bondo. Sails better BUT has lost that shallow draught, sails in a wisper charm. Relaxing light air boat !
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Mar 17, 2011
I bought one few weeks ago for my son, and sadly, i fully agree with the first review - even under weakest wind the ship tilts in water, becames unsteerable. Not usable without ballasting, but the stake is closed and glued.
Kunde | Verifizierter Käufer
Jan 27, 2011
Habe gestern das Boot bekommen - was will man mehr fr sein Geld. Kleinigkeiten kann man selbst ndern - dafr sind wir doch Bastler. Sobald das Eis weg ist, kommts ins Wasser. Hab es bereits 3 Modellbaukollegen empfohlen.
Camron1981 | Verifizierter Käufer
Jan 22, 2011
Pour le prix, il faut pas se plaindre. J'en ai pris deux, donc a me revient la pices, frais de ports inclus, moins de 20euros! Qui dit mieux??? Sur un, un servo posait soucis, je l'ai remplac par un futaba que j'avais en stock.
gerda | Verifizierter Käufer
Jan 15, 2011
sieht schick aus das teil. aber entweder sind die segel zu gro oder mast und baeume zu kurz. das bedarf der korrektur, da die segel deshalb viel zu bauchig sind. der kiel erscheint mir ziehmlich kurz und die bombe sehr klein. aber fr 20 euronen nen super teil. sailing out of the box. akkus rein und los(wenn ddas eis weg ist)
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It's ok for this special price of twenty bucks but not for more. I've ordered two of these boats. One was ok (not regarding the general insufficencies) but on the other boat the mast was too short so that the booms can't move freely and streak the deck and the sails unhinge easily. Additionally the keel wasn't glued properly. Most of the general insufficencies are concerning mast, booms and sails. While the booms are generally ok, they are too short for the sails (or the sails are too wide for the booms), so the sails hang around loosely. Rigging seems to be ok altough the used cord doesn't look very durable. Unfortunately it's impossible to get a tight rigging because the mast is so flexible that it simply bends when tightening the cords. And then there is the manual. Well, this boat is made for beginners so it would be good if the manual would be able to give some explanation about the rc, this specific boat and how to sail in general. Unfortunately the pictures and explanations are not for this boat (altough it's name appears in the headline) but for the "Legend" sailboat, which has nothing in common with this one. I've bought from the german warehouse so the manual is in german too... well, in a language which is supposed to be german but isn't. It looks like a bad automatic translation and is completely inscrutable. Conclusion: this isn't a boat for beginners, they would
Jan 07, 2011
Eolles Teil. Fr den Preis absolut zu empfehlen.
Jan 02, 2011
I ordered this University Club and liked it so much I bought a second one as a gift. Both of these sailboats arrived within a week of my order. A very calm breeze is perfect to get this sailboat across the pond faster than expected. This is a perfect beginners model for me to learn nautical terms and concepts. I made a few mods to make controlling the sailboat easier. First I took the springs out of the transmitter's sticks so I dont have to keep my thumbs on sticks. Second I took out the cast iron weight in bottom of Keel and filled with lead. This has helped with the sailboat to take on a little more wind. Third I filled the hull with styrofoam, so if the worst happens, I can retrieve my boat without swimming to bottom of a pond. Last I changed the mounting points for the servo rope on the boom to get better control. Future mods will include a longer rudder and moving battery pack to bottom of hull for better center of gravity. The downside for this boat with a novice captain is this sailboat does NOT like a strong breeze. Overall I am very satisfied with this inexpensive model as a beginner's first step into sailing.
Dec 13, 2010
Just ordered this from the USA whse.It came to less than $35.00 shipped to Atlanta. I'm normally a plane guy, but at this price, why not. I figure I can play w/this while my seaplane lipos recharge. It will also look good on a shelf in the man cave.
Oct 18, 2010
I bought this on a whim. It says nothing in the instructions about needing to add balast to it (i don't know if that was the problem), but on the first sail it would almost blow over in the slightest breeze, i tightened all the rigging just right, sent it out for a second sail, and it just blew over and sank, this was in a slight breeze. I can only think it needed ballast added (but does not say that in the instructions, even in Engrish...)
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Find RC Sailboat Racing Near You: A Guide to Clubs and Races
- By - Kyle Hilson
- Posted on April 30, 2023 June 2, 2023
- Posted in RC Boats
Remote-controlled (RC) sailboat racing is a hobby/sport that has been gaining traction in recent years. Enthusiasts build and race intricate model boats using sails and electronic controls. While it may seem like a niche activity, there is a growing community of people who are passionate about RC sailboat racing. Participating in RC sailboat racing can be a great way to relieve stress, improve coordination, and connect with others who share similar interests. Those who want to explore this hobby further may wonder where they can find RC sailboat racing near them. From local clubs to online resources, this article will provide information on how to get started with RC sailboat racing in your area.
Benefits of Joining an RC Sailboat Club
Joining an RC sailboat club brings many advantages, both social and recreational. Some of these benefits include:
- Access to a supportive community of like-minded individuals who share the same passion for RC sailboat racing
- Opportunities to network, build friendships and improve your skills through shared knowledge and experience
- Access to boats and equipment for racing and practice
- Participation in club events such as regattas and races
- Potential for discounts or benefits from sponsors or partnerships with local businesses
If you’re interested in finding a club near you, there are several online resources you can utilize. Some popular websites include:
- The American Model Yachting Association (AMYA)
- RCGroups Forum
You can also visit your local hobby shop or marina to ask about any RC sailboat clubs in your area.
What are the benefits of being in a yacht club?
- Access to exclusive events and social activities
- Networking opportunities with like-minded individuals
- Discounts on dockage fees, repairs, and supplies
- Access to club-owned boats and equipment
- Training and educational programs on boating and safety
- Participation in racing, cruising, and other group activities
If you’re interested in joining a yacht club, check out the websites of clubs in your area for more information on the benefits and membership options.
Researching Local RC Sailboat Clubs
When researching local RC sailboat clubs , it’s important to take your time and find the right club that suits your needs. Here are some tips to help you find the right club for you:
- Check websites like AMYA , RCGroups forum or Meetup.com for local clubs in your area.
- Reach out to the clubs listed on these websites to inquire about membership and whether they are accepting new members
- Ask about the club’s racing schedule and locations
- Check if the club supports your preferred sailboat class
- Ask about fees or dues for club membership
- Consider attending a race or club event to see if it’s a good fit for you and your skill level
Here’s an example of what you might find when researching local RC sailboat clubs:
| Club Name | Location | Supported Classes | Membership Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| XYZ RC Sailboat Club | Anytown, USA | One Meter, EC12 | $40 per year |
| ABC RC Sailboat Club | Smallville, USA | DF95, IOM | $50 per year |
| 123 RC Sailboat Club | Bigcity, USA | One Meter | $25 per year |
How do I choose a sailing club?
- Location: Choose a sailing club that is close to where you live or work.
- Facilities: Look for a sailing club that has good facilities such as changing rooms and storage facilities.
- Instructors: Check if the sailing club has experienced and certified instructors
- Boats: Look for a sailing club that has a variety of boats to choose from and well maintained.
- Membership Fees: Find out the membership fees and if there are any additional costs for lessons or equipment rental.
If you’re interested in learning more about sailing clubs in your area, check out websites such as SailClubs.com or Sailing.org for more information.
Attending a Local RC Sailboat Race
If you’re interested in watching or participating in a local RC sailboat race, there are a few things to keep in mind to fully enjoy your experience:
- Dress for the weather, as races take place outdoors on the water
- Check the racing schedule and arrive early to secure a good spot for viewing
- Bring your own chair or blanket for comfort
- Consider bringing a camera and binoculars for close-up views of the action
- Introduce yourself to other attendees and racers to engage with the community
- Volunteer to help with race duties if you’re interested in getting more involved
For more information on attending or getting involved in an RC sailboat race, check the websites of local clubs or the national organization of the American Model Yachting Association (AMYA) . AMYA has a comprehensive racing calendar available on their website that lists events across the country.
Preparing for an RC Sailboat Race
Whether you’re watching or participating in an RC sailboat race , it’s important to be prepared in advance. Here are some tips to ensure a great experience:
- Charge all boat batteries fully the night before
- Bring extra batteries
- Test all radio equipment beforehand
- Practice sailing your boat before race day
- Bring a tool kit for quick repairs
- Pack food and water for yourself if participating in a day-long event
If you’re competing in the race, review the particular rules and regulations of the race, such as the course layout and starting procedure. Also, practice maintaining proper boat positions and sailing tactics to maximize your chances of success on the water. RC sailboats and racing equipment can be found on websites such as Amazon, Tower Hobbies , and Horizon Hobby .
How do I prepare for a sailing race?
Preparing for a sailing race requires proper planning, preparation and practice. Here are some tips to help you get started:
- Check the weather forecast to ensure that the conditions are suitable for sailing.
- Make sure your boat is in good condition and is equipped with all necessary safety equipment.
- Know the race course and rules of the race.
- Practice sailing and maneuvering your boat under different conditions.
- Get plenty of rest and stay hydrated before the race.
For more information on sailing and racing, you can visit websites such as World Sailing or Sail Groove . There are also various books and sailing guides available on Amazon that can provide in-depth information on sailing techniques and racing strategies.
Choosing an RC Sailboat for Racing
Choosing the right RC sailboat for racing can make all the difference in your success on the water. Here are some key considerations to keep in mind when selecting a boat:
- Choose a design that’s specifically suited for racing , such as a one-meter boat or a Dragon Force 65 .
- Opt for boats with strong, lightweight materials that will help you gain an advantage in the water, such as carbon fiber masts and Mylar sails.
- Consider the boat’s turning radius , speed , and maneuverability in difficult spots on the water.
- Look for quality components and excellent build and finish quality , so you can be sure that your boat will be reliable and last for races to come.
- Consider the price and availability of replacement parts, as well as local support and technical assistance if you run into issues with your boat.
Whether you’re purchasing a boat for the first time or looking to upgrade your racing equipment, there are many online retailers that offer a variety of options for RC sailboats built specifically for racing. Among the popular options are boats sold by Kyosho , Joysway, and Thunder Tiger .
If you’re interested in RC sailboat racing , there are many opportunities available to get involved and explore this exciting sport. Whether you’re new to the hobby or have been racing boats for years, using the information in this article, you can find local clubs, attend races, and choose the right equipment for your needs. Remember, the key to success in RC sailboat racing is practice, patience, and persistence. So, get out there and enjoy the thrill of racing your own sailboat!
Additional Resources
- Model Boat Hobbyist RC Sailboat Club Directory
- RC Groups RC Sailboat Forum
- International Radio Sailing Association
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American archaeologist drowns after replica Viking boat sinks
A woman's body was eventually found on Wednesday morning close to where the boat sank.
Six people were on board the Naddoddur when it got into trouble on Tuesday evening - the fourth day of the voyage - and a distress signal was sent.
Only five people managed to get into an inflatable life raft. They were later airlifted to safety by helicopter.
An American archaeologist has died after the replica boat she was sailing in capsized in rough seas during an expedition from the Faroe Islands to Norway.
The US State Department confirmed the death of an American citizen "off the coast of Norway" but declined to comment further "out of respect for the privacy of the family".
"We extend our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased," the agency told BBC News.
Norwegian media identified the deceased woman as 29-year-old Karla Dana.
A blog maintained by the group contains several entries written by Ms Dana. In one post that appears to have been written before their departure, she describes trepidation over the expedition as she watched online videos of the North Sea.
"It’s hard to keep excitement from turning into fear when you see those waves casually tossing around huge modern boats like toys," she wrote in the post, which published Wednesday.
"But there’s a wild beauty in the North Sea, a reminder of nature’s raw power, and I feel incredibly lucky to be part of this adventure."
Ms Dana's body was found trapped underneath the capsized boat, Faroe Islands news website local.fo reported.
Norway's Sea Rescue Society (NSSR) described conditions when the boat capsized as very demanding, posting a video of the strong winds and high sea west of the town of Stad.
It said waves were up to 5m (16ft) and winds were as much as 40 knots.
According to Ms Dana's LinkedIn profile, she is an archaeologist specialising in the Viking era, with previous experience working and studying in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Spain, England, Germany, Morocco, China and Taiwan.
In 2023, Ms Dana joined the Florida chapter of The Explorers Club.
The Explorers Club is a prestigious international organisation founded in 1904 by Arctic explorers to promote scientific discovery and research.
Joseph Dituri, the chairman of The Explorers Club's Florida chapter who sponsored Ms Dana's entry into the club last year, said that her death is a reminder "that we make these dangerous Expeditions and Explorations look easy but they are not".
"This brave Explorer left this planet doing something she loved entirely too early," he told BBC News.
"Her exploration spirit was evident in everything she did as well as her zest for life! It is a better world having had her in it."
Dr Dituri, who holds a Guinness World Record for having spent 100 days in an underwater habitat, said that Ms Dana had begun to pursue an archaeology masters degree in June at the University of the Highlands and Islands at the remote Orkney Island campus.
"As she finished her first excavation unearthing Iron Age Viking artifacts in the Orkneys, Karla shared, 'I’m happy to say I’m living out my dreams,'" Dr Dituri said.
Earlier, she had led a project in Costa Rica, doing ethnographic field research on the Ngöbe Indigenous Tribe. Her work culminated in book about the tribe's language, legends and traditions.
Bergur Jacobsen, who is chairman of the Naddoddur boat club on the Faroe Islands, told the BBC that everyone was very sad about what had happened.
He explained that the 10m-long boat had been on previous Viking voyages before to Iceland, Shetland and Norway.
"It's not a Viking boat, it's a Faroes fishing boat without a motor but with sails."
He said he could not speak about the accident as a Norwegian investigation team was due to speak to him.
Locals were said to be in shock over the accident. One seaman told the BBC that visitors were keen to go on expeditions with the boat, although he would not have done so himself.
The expedition had been postponed for several days because of bad weather until Saturday.
One of four Swiss nationals on the trip, Andy Fitze, posted a map on social media two days into the voyage showing the boat to the north-east of Shetland.
Before the trip, the Faroese member of the crew, Livar Nysted, said when you were in the middle of a storm "you just try to do the best you can".
"It's an open boat. You sleep under the stars and when it's raining or windy you can feel the elements."
The expedition was not affiliated with the Viking Cruises company.
With additional reporting from Max Matza
US tourist dies in Viking voyage sinking off Norway
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University Club Yacht. I recently bought the university club yacht, however, when i used it, it spent most of the time on its side! The sails and rudder didnt seem to control the yacht, and the water was calm and only a gentle breeze blowing. I tried tightening the sails, shortening the movement of the sails, but nothing seemed to improve.
Hobby Engine University Club Features: 2.4GHz radio control system. Boat stand. Remote control signal range of 120 meters (400 feet) 9.7 cm2 total sail area. Controlled with 2 servos. Total weight of 2.6 kg. Electric engine. Lasts for up to 20 minutes.
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RC Sailboats - 37 University Club - Hey there, New to RC sailbaots or anything RC for that matter. Bought a University Club 37 a couple of weeks ago and now the steering of the rudder won't work. I know it's quite a cheapy model but I thought it would last longer than this!
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Re: University Club yacht. « Reply #5 on: July 29, 2013, 03:52:18 pm ». I believe the company that made the University Club made another larger boat that looked like it might be worthy of consideration. The Hobby Engine "Life-at-the-extreme-volvo-open-70-class-yacht", sadly it also ended up being difficult to sail.
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Boats Sailboats Discussion University club yacht; Thread Tools: Aug 10, 2006, 09:22 AM #1; Slickastroglide. Slickastroglide. Thread OP. Discussion. ... University club get knocked over in more than light breezes. Return to Sailboats : Quick Reply Message: « Previous Thread | ...
Hobby Engine University Club Features: 2.4GHz radio control system. Boat stand. Remote control signal range of 120 meters (400 feet) 9.7 cm2 total sail area. Controlled with 2 servos. Total weight of2.6 kg. Electric engine. Lasts for up to 20 minutes.
University Club RC Segelboot ... this boat is made for beginners so it would be good if the manual would be able to give some explanation about the rc, this specific boat and how to sail in general. Unfortunately the pictures and explanations are not for this boat (altough it's name appears in the headline) but for the "Legend" sailboat, which ...
Find RC Sailboat Racing Near You: A Guide to Clubs and Races. Remote-controlled (RC) sailboat racing is a hobby/sport that has been gaining traction in recent years. Enthusiasts build and race intricate model boats using sails and electronic controls. While it may seem like a niche activity, there is a growing community of people who are ...
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RC Sailboats - Need recommendation for my 1st RC boat - Hi, I have some experience with sailboats but never played with an RC sailboat. I would like to buy my first one to play with. A quick search yielded several potentially suitable models, ranging from University Club ($95) at the low end to Seawind ($270) at the
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I have a "used" but never sailed Krick Tina. Currently doesn't have a radio in it, but could work a deal on one. Very nice little boat, would just need a little finishing to get going. $50 + ship for the boat, $125 with radio/sailwinch. Jun 17, 2007, 12:32 PM.
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B-square RTR yacht (Graupner University Club) Today I purchased a replacement for my old University club, which suffered damage from mis handling and leaked like a sive because the deck was damaged. The boat I chose was the B-Square 80, a virtual clone of the Said Graupner yacht, (which I had the hobby-engine version), so close is the B-square ...