Product Description
The Hacker Model New Micro Magic RTR is a compact, high-performance RC sailboat built for the internationally recognized Micro Magic racing class. Its vacuum-formed ABS hull, pre-rigged A-size Mylar racing sails, proportional control, and installed sail and rudder servos make it easy to transport and quicker to prepare for recreational sailing, club racing, 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
2+ Channels Required
RTR Sailboat with Installed Servos
This HCB2550RTR version includes the rudder and sail-control servos already installed. A transmitter, compatible receiver, onboard receiver power system, required batteries, remaining assembly, and final setup are required before sailing.
Installed Servos — Choose Your Preferred Radio
The MF A-1109 metal-gear rudder servo and MF A-4806HB sail-control servo are factory installed. Complete the boat with your preferred minimum 2-channel transmitter, compatible receiver, and suitable onboard power system.
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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
Rudder Servo: MF A-1109 metal-gear 10 g servo, installed
Sail Servo: MF A-4806HB 48.5 g servo, installed
Stand: Laser-cut wooden display and transport stand
Finishing Items: Decal set and instruction manual
Additional Items Required
Radio: Minimum 2-channel transmitter
Receiver Power: Suitable receiver battery pack or four-cell AA holder, switch, and connectors
Radio Batteries: Batteries required by the selected transmitter and receiver setup
Final Preparation: Install the keel, rudder, rig, radio equipment, and stand, then complete the control setup
Transmitter, receiver, receiver power system, radio batteries, and stand adhesive are not included.
Radio-System Requirement: Power requirements depend on the radio equipment selected. Confirm that the receiver power source, switch, connectors, receiver, and installed servos are electrically compatible before installation.
Important Before Sailing: 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