Product Description
The Hacker Model TANGO 65 RTR+ is a premium RG65 racing sailboat developed with experienced European RC yachtsmen and hydrodynamics specialists. Its precision fiberglass hull, carbon-fiber keel and rudder, thermoformed 3D racing sails, and installed servos deliver the tracking, pointing ability, and responsive control required for competition while remaining equally enjoyable for recreational sailing.
Hull Length
650 mm / 25.6 in
Included Rigs
Classic A + Swing Rig A
Wind Range
Approx. 0–10 Knots
Skill Level
Intermediate–Advanced
RTR+ Sailboat with Installed Servos
This RTR+ version includes the sail-control and rudder servos already installed. The fiberglass hull, keel, rudder, and both complete A rigs are supplied. A transmitter, compatible receiver, receiver battery, power switch, remaining assembly, and final setup are required before sailing.
Two Complete Carbon A Rigs Included
The package includes both Classic A and Swing Rig A configurations, each with a carbon mast, booms, and installed thermoformed 3D racing sails. This provides two proven rigging approaches for setup preference and changing conditions.
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Included with the TANGO 65 RTR+
Hull: Precision fiberglass laminate TANGO 65 hull
Keel: Carbon-fiber laminate keel with ballast
Rudder: Carbon-fiber laminate rudder
Classic A Rig: Carbon mast and booms with installed 3D racing sails
Swing Rig A: Carbon mast and booms with installed 3D racing sails
Sail-Control Servo: Master Force A4806HB, installed
Rudder Servo: Master Force 1109HB, installed
Deck Patches: Dacron decal set
Additional Items Required
Radio: Minimum 2-channel transmitter
Receiver Power: Suitable receiver battery pack
Power Switch: Receiver power switch and suitable connectors
Final Preparation: Remaining assembly, radio setup, and sail tuning
Transmitter, receiver, receiver battery, power switch, and charging equipment are not included.
Recommended Wind Range: The included A rigs are designed for operation in approximately 0 to 10 knots. Conditions, rig selection, and tuning affect handling, so choose conditions conservatively while becoming familiar with the boat.
Important Before Sailing: Verify rudder direction, sail-servo travel and endpoints, rigging tension, keel and rudder security, receiver and battery security, and hatch sealing before launch.
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