DragonForce 65 V8 ARTR – Radio not included
At Rooster, we see this as a fun crossover collaboration. For small boat sailors who enjoy being on the water, the DragonForce 65 offers a simple and accessible way to get involved in the DF65 and DF95 racing circuits across the UK — whether at club level or local events. It’s competitive, sociable and easy to get started.
Please note: Initially, we are supplying the complete boat package only. Accessories will follow shortly, so watch this space. In the meantime, if you require additional parts or upgrades, please visit www.radiosailing.co.uk.
Overview
The DragonForce 65 V8 is a compact, high-performance radio-controlled racing yacht,
It offers excellent value and genuine racing performance in a smaller, easy-to-manage package — ideal for those looking to get started in radio sailing or enjoy regular, low-hassle time on the water.
Everything is supplied in the box, with key components pre-installed. With a straightforward build, you can be sailing within a couple of hours.
Why We Like
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DragonForce 65 V8
At Rooster, we see this as a fun crossover collaboration. For small boat sailors who enjoy being on the water, the DragonForce 65 offers a simple and accessible way to get involved in the DF65 and DF95 racing circuits across the UK — whether at club level or local events. It’s competitive, sociable and easy to get started.
Please note: Initially, we are supplying the complete boat package only. Accessories will follow shortly, so watch this space. In the meantime, if you require additional parts or upgrades, please visit www.radiosailing.co.uk.
Overview
It delivers strong racing performance in a simple, cost-effective package, making it an excellent entry point into radio sailing while still offering plenty for more experienced sailors.
Everything comes in the box, with key components pre-installed. With a straightforward build, you can be on the water within a couple of hours.
Why We Like It
Setup & Build
Assembly takes approximately 2–3 hours using clear instructions developed by designer John Tushingham.