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The Alberg 30 is a Carl Alberg-designed masthead sloop with a long keel, built by Whitby Boat Works Ltd. from 1962 to 1987. It measures 9.2 meters LOA, with a 2.7-meter beam, 1.3-meter draft, and 4082 kg displacement. Over its production run, the Alberg 30 saw various auxiliary engines, including Gray Marine Gas, Universal Atomic 4 Gas, Bukh diesel, and Volvo Penta diesels.7:36 Construction changes included mast braces (laminated wood to aluminum), deck cores (masonite to balsa), drainage, and icebox designs. Aboard *Sailing Triteia*, James has sailed his 61-year-old Alberg 30 over 18,000 miles from Los Angeles, transiting the Indian Ocean, anchoring in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, and visiting Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.0:34 He replaced his original sails with Contender Warp Tech fabric, adding a fourth reef point after experiencing difficulty slowing the boat in storms.9:19 James Rand, sailing *Mighty Sparrow*, an Alberg 30, prepared for an Atlantic figure-eight voyage and experienced a tiller failure in 45-knot winds in New Zealand’s Cook Strait.14:11 James on *Sailing Triteia* has addressed issues like a failed lithium battery, chronic engine hard-starting, and a shattered Hydrovane vane block.6:00 He undertook a mid-circumnavigation refit in Malaysia, repainting the decks and renovating the interior.7:39
