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Ah! thank you

The so callled music is really disturbing

Very good move

There's some more great videos from UK, one from the worlds in Fleetwood

Buzzzing!!!!!!

Nice sail!

In shallow water, short keel... If club nearby, contact and sail their choice of boat... The dragon class 65 and 95 are the most popular around the world at this time...

Great presentation….many thanks

what size rig of sails are those

There great these videos nicely done!!

any footage from day 2?

Buzzing!!!!

I've only just seen this, and I think it's brilliant. Informative well narrated and great footage!! Well done

Good starter boat is the Weenip, easy build, easy to sail, depends on your local clubs preferences....

Brilliant video I am a DF65 skipper sailing in Gozo, Malta. would like to visit your club Will be in uk 21st November for 3 weeks

USOM is the best class. Thats what i race.

Sir with due respect, when racing, it is viable to learn the rules of the road as in any sport to be good at it and learn tuning your boat for the waters/winds /venue you sail. So Sayeth the CAPN HAX, AMYA club charter 342 Q.C.M.Y.C. boat 673 Seawind.

Old men's hobbies based off childhood dreams are becoming very expensive aren't they.

Clear on how the mechanics of the HMS is operated. However, I think that the explanation would have been more logical if the seeding fleet had been described first. The method of distributing the entrants across the fleets prior to 'seeding' is glossed over as well.

Great video, good to have different camera angles!

Well done, thank you for going to a lot of effort to make this so we can at least watch! Your narration is very good by the way, love the accent, and by the way it's still clear. Great job! (Perhaps subtitles would help if there's background wind or other noise?)

Great first days action Pity i wasn't there to race this year I wish the MYA would send members books out with there renewed membership, so we get to see what club meetings and races are happening all over the uk

Nice commentary. Thank you.

Thank you for making this. I know how much work it takes. Sadly I couldn't hear half of what you were saying because of the distracting and pointless music.

Where does the on-off switch go in your schematic? I bought a used hull that was completely disassembled and could really use some advice here. I assemble the servos/battery/receiver just as shown and it works perfectly but when trying to add the on-off switch nothing works. I should add that I tried the switch between the battery and receiver. Thanks in advance.

Get on with it

Great footage and account of Day 1. Thank you for another interesting video!🙂

Hallo is a dragon F65 good for beginner I want to use a spectrum radio Is that a good choice thank you

Many thnx .. A very interesting look at our sport 😅

You can forget its a public lake, people crabbing 😄 Some good footage, maybe next year.🙄

there should be demo showing how rudder and winch respond to stick movement, not just narration.

Wow, these things are ridiculously expensive!

I used to sail model boats about 45 years ago then took up dinghy racing but now i'm older, retired with creaky joints i'd love to have another go

Nicely explained!!

Thanks for the video mate! What is the range on this setup please? Considering the receiver antenna placement at sea level, We would lose a lot of signal dissipating into the water on 2.4gHZ. With the Flysky receivers, The different models cater for different applications. Which Flysky receiver would be best for across water? I would like to have no anxiety about losing range when say heading to a mark that is 250m away etc. Im not looking for a mile by any means, But what are they typically getting out to without stressing about signal loss? Thanks in advance from Australia

Great to see Ken Binks in the top 10 of the DF95s. How good is John Tushingham!? Wins both the 65 and 95 classes. It’s like he designed them, he knows them so well!

Great coverage, well done.

Cracking video, thank you. Could not make the weekend so nice to see the film.

Thanks for an excellent video and commentary. I'm sure it will be much appreciated by the competitors who took part and also others like myself who are new to the Sport and are eager to learn. I especially liked the close up shots of the action around the marks. Some very skillful skippers showed how it's done.

what type of sail fabric?

Great video! The commentator was great. Thank you.

Hi . Thanks for you videos ! Well made and inspirational . I am not anywhere near competetive racing . But have loved sailing all my life . I have 6 boats already but am having trouble getting the winch/rudder/brain on my Skate 1000 to work . And Hobbyking in Auckland are now denying any warranty claim. Its sounds like it sat on a shelf for so long the gubbins seized up ? Can you recommend a combo I can purchase to get it operating? Posted to me in retirement in Thailand? I have a lovelly pond locally and want to go capsizing, ( oh and do you know where the binding button is on the Hurricane 1m mono? Just carnt get that to work either . zzzzzz ) Ta M

Your intro music is way too loud…

Perfect ,thank you for that explanation.

Do these boats have sail control or rudder only? Thanks

Looking to get into this as I find it hard to get crew for my big boy boat once the weather turns. Very helpful video and it has convinced me to try a Dragonforce 65 to see how I get on.

Great explanation!

Great video's, our DF65 fleet is growing nicely here in NZ with a regular 12-15 boats coming out on a Saturday morning for a sail in Auckland

Just a tip. When de-weeding during a race, it is illegal to push a boat away when finished. The boat must be placed back on the water and move away under its own power.

Love the videos Sue ….. wondering if you could follow 51 around course …. Close ups …. Strategies…. Starting procedure etc etc ….