Product Description
The Hacker Model New Micro Magic RTR+ combines internationally recognized Micro Magic racing performance with a compact, nearly ready-to-sail package. Its vacuum-formed ABS hull, pre-rigged A-size Mylar racing sails, proportional sail and rudder control, installed servos, and included FlySky radio system make it easy to transport, quick to prepare, and equally enjoyable for recreational sailing or organized competition.
Overall Height
980 mm / 38.6 in
Sailing Weight
820 g+ / 28.9 oz+
Sail Area
1,450 cm² / 225 sq in
Radio
FlySky FS-i6 6-Channel
RTR+ Radio-Complete Sailboat
This RTR+ version includes the FlySky transmitter, compatible receiver, receiver battery holder, and installed sail-control and rudder servos. Add eight AA batteries, complete the remaining keel, rudder, rig, radio, and stand preparation described in the manual, and perform the final control checks before sailing.
Complete FlySky Radio System Included
The FS-i6 6-channel transmitter and compatible receiver are matched with the installed MF A-1109 rudder servo and MF A-4806HB sail-control servo. Proportional rudder steering and sail control are ready for final setup after the remaining assembly is completed.
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Included with the Micro Magic RTR+
Hull: Vacuum-formed ABS hull, deck, and canopy
Keel: Keel with factory-coated ballast
Rudder: Complete rudder assembly
Sails: Pre-rigged A-size Mylar 3D racing sails
Radio System: FlySky FS-i6 6-channel transmitter and compatible receiver
Rudder Servo: MF A-1109 metal-gear 10 g servo, installed
Sail Servo: MF A-4806HB 48.5 g servo, installed
Receiver Power: Four-cell AA battery holder and power switch
Stand: Laser-cut wooden display and transport stand
Finishing Items: Decal set and instruction manual
Required Before Sailing
Transmitter Batteries: 4 × AA batteries
Receiver Batteries: 4 × AA batteries
Final Preparation: Install the keel, rudder, rig, receiver power system, and complete the control setup according to the manual
Eight AA batteries and adhesive for assembling the wooden stand are not included.
Battery Requirement: Eight AA batteries are required in total: four for the transmitter and four for the receiver battery holder inside the boat. Use matching fresh alkaline cells or properly charged rechargeable cells; do not mix battery types or ages.
Important Before Sailing: Always turn on the transmitter before the boat electronics. When finished, turn off the boat first and the transmitter second. Confirm rudder direction, sail-servo travel, keel and rudder security, rigging, battery security, and canopy sealing before launch.
Sailing Resources and Compatible Parts