International one design class
Easy to Sail - A Challenge to Race
5 July 2017:
Entries for the Championship of Nations on the Gold Coast have now passed 50. Entries close end of September so there is still time to get organised. See www.lasers2017.org for more details or here.
Entries for the event are limited to 76!
PURPOSE
For the promotion and support of the RC Laser throughout New Zealand.
Bringing people together with a view to building RC Laser fleets and regular Regattas Nationally.
- AFFORDABLE
- STRICT ONE DESIGN
- HIGH QUALITY PARTS
- BAG TO SAILING IN UNDER 7 MINUTES
- PORTABLE / EASILY TRANSPORTABLE
- COMPETITIVE RACING
- NO EXCUSE TO LOSE
- INTERNATIONAL CLASS RULES
- MINIMAL MAINTENANCE
- NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL REGATTAS
- GREAT COMARADERIE AND SERIOUS FUN
BENEFITS
What's in the Bag:
Most of the boats that have come into NZ are of what we are now calling the "Kiwi Kit".
Included in this configuration is:
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Boat, rudder and keel
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3 Rigs - A,B and C (This includes 3 Sails, A mast, B mast and a long and short boom)
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Boat Stand
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Radio Transmitter and Receiver
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Carry Bag
This should be all you would need to get sailing at any regatta.
Other Options:
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Add a D Sail for very heavy weather. (This fits on the B mast and short boom)
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Leave out the Radio Gear and source your own
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Any combination - see the Shop at the www.radiosail.com.au site.
Feel free to contact us to disuss the right options for you.
Boats for NZ are bought through Australia and a Kiwi Kit delivered with all taxes paid should cost about $1,450 NZD.
This is very competitive when you consider the only other One Design RC yacht option is the Electron coming in at over $7,000 NZD
We are happy to arrange delivery of your boat and manage the payment to Australia on your behalf via our Paypal account.
Just contact us to arrange this.
Latest News :
3 August 2017:
Entrants to the Championship of Nations should have received an email to choose your complimentary Event Shirt.
For those of you still holding off on your entries, you can only receive an Event Shirt if you complete your entry by 31 August.
24 August 2017:
A record fleet competed in the inaugural South Australian RC Laser championships held over last weekend, 19-20 August. The Adelaide Radio Control Yacht Racing Club hosted at the popular Patawalonga Lake (aka “the Pat”) at Glenelg North in Adelaide – considered by many as one of the best RC sailing venues.
Congratulations to Scott Mitchell for becoming the inaugural South Australian RC Laser champion, to Scott Fleming for coming second (on count-back) and to Andrew Reid for taking third place. See the full report from Adrian Heard here.
