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The Linjett 40 is a 12.3-meter fractional sloop designed by Mats Gustafsson and built by Rosattra Boatyard (Linjett Boats) from 2002 to 2012. It features a fin keel with a spade rudder, displaces 7199 kg, and has a 2.0-meter draft. The Linjett 36, a predecessor, won the Årets Båt (Boat of the Year) award in Norway for its balance of easy single- or two-handed sailing and onboard comfort, including two cabins, a shower, and a large head.0:05 Aboard SEILmagasinet, the Linjett 36 sailed at 6–7 knots upwind in 6 m/s winds with a 105% jib, reaching 8.5 knots with a gennaker.12:03 Its helm is direct and balanced, providing good weather-helm warning.12:03 The boat's interior includes a V-berth forward, a 1.70-meter-wide aft cabin, a large galley with a top-loading refrigerator, and 1.90 meters of headroom in the saloon.15:09 Electrical systems use Victron equipment, and electronics are B&G.16:11 The 40 hp Yanmar engine provides a cruising speed of 7.5 knots.19:56 The Linjett 36's narrow cockpit is a trade-off for security in heavy weather.21:27
