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The Nonsuch 30 is a Canadian cat-rigged sloop, designed by Mark Ellis and Gordon Fisher, and built by Hinterhoeller Yachts from 1978 to 1989.0:57 It features an unstayed mast and a single 540-square-foot sail on a wishbone boom, eliminating the need for shrouds, forestay, backstay, or headsail.3:52 This 9.2-meter LOA sailboat has an 11-foot beam, providing interior volume comparable to a 35-footer, including a galley, head, and storage.4:13 Tacking is simplified as the sail crosses on its own, making it suitable for shorthanded sailing.5:01 The boat points to approximately 45 degrees and performs best on a reach.7:08 Potential issues include the large sail requiring robust halyard hardware or electric winches, controlled jibing in strong winds, and the integrity of the mast step, deck partner, and balsa coring in the deck and hull.9:47 Westerbeke diesels were a common engine choice.10:30 The Nonsuch 30 is well-suited for shorthanded coastal cruising.
