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1989 Hinterhoeller Nonsuch 30 Ultra

• Pensacola, FL, US

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Comfortable Accommodations,  Quality Construction, Fantastic Condition

Be sure to watch the walk-through video above!

"Nine Lives" is a very nice example of what Hinterhoeller used to refer to the as "the greatest thirty-foot sailboat of all time".

She has traditional New England catboat lines, a free-standing spar with wishbone boom, a modern fin keel and a spade rudder.   Her interior volume easily compares to most 35 footers .  The well respected Canadian builder, Hinterhoeller, produced over 500 of these stout and simple cruising machines.   Her quality construction is apparent everywhere you look, and her sailing abilities of will surprise you. 

Highlights include:

• Shoal Draft 3'11"
• Universal M35 Diesel with 1610 hours 
• Electric Lewmar Winch
• New Interior Upholstery
• Chartplotter, Autopilot, and Full Sailing Instruments
• Massive Cockpit For Entertaining or Sleeping Under The Stars
• Beautiful Teak Interior 
• Propane Cabin And Water Heater
• Easy to Single Hand

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The Nonsuch 30 Ultra has a spacious and practical layout for a 30-foot sailboat. Starting forward is the master stateroom with a double berth to port and a vanity and hanging locker to starboard. Excellent storage in lockers. There is a door that closes the stateroom off from the main salon. The head is next aft to starboard with a separate shower stall. There are two entrances, one from the main salon and the other from the master stateroom. The galley is opposite to port. The main salon has a settee to port with book shelves and a locker outboard and the nav station at the aft end. To starboard is an L-shaped dinette that converts to a double berth giving a total sleeping capacity for 5. Teak interior with teak and holly sole in excellent condition.

• Updated high-quality upholstery throughout
• (7) opening ports, (4) hatches
• Lee cloths for both aft settees
• Screen insert for drop boards
• Adler Barbour 12V Refrigeration
• Pressurized hot & cold water system
• Manual fresh water spigot w/ foot pump
• Stainless steel sink
• 2 burner propane stove with oven 
• Propane water heater "on demand"
• Excellent galley storage
• Slide away cover for range
• Manual head with holding tank 
• Large separate shower with curtain
• Shower seat
• Mirrored vanity with sink
• Pressurised hot and cold water
• Two entry doors
• Raymarine A70 Chart Plotter 
• Raytheon ST6000 Autopilot 
• Datamarine Depth 
• Datamarine Speed 
• Standard Horizon Wind 
• Standard Horizon VHF w/ Command MIC in cockpit 
• Sony Stereo 
• Universal M35V Diesel (Very clean with 1610 hrs)
• 30A shore power 
• AC/DC electrical panels 
• Fluorescent and incandescent lighting throughout
• Promariner 20A battery charger 
• Three Group 27 batteries (NEW 2016!)

Anodized aluminum tapered un-stayed spar with wishbone rig, 540 sq. ft. sail area

• 1996 mainsail
• Sail cover (Hunter Green )
• Lewmar electric halyard winch
• Lewmar self-tailing winches

Cored fiberglass hull with white gel coat finish, cored fiberglass decks with Cetol treated Teak trim, Edson pedestal wheel steering w/ teak destroyer wheel, Bow & Stern rails with double life lines and gates, stern mount swim ladder, Stainless Dorade vents

Jack Horner of Boat US weighs in on the NS30 construction- 

"The keys to successful core composite construction are quality control and the knowledge of the builder. There are few, if any, boatbuilders with more experience building cored composite boats than George Hinterhoeller. The hulls and decks are joined on an inward flange and are securely bolted together through an aluminum toe rail."

• Manual Windlass
• Bruce and Fortress Anchors w/ Rodes
• Dodger with New Isenglass (Hunter Green)
• Bimini with boot for storage (Hunter Green)
• Full Phifertex cockpit cushions (Sand)
• (1) Aluminum propane tank w/ gauge and regulator
• Screens all hatches
• Bow anchor pulpit
• Lifesling 

"Nine Lives"  is a very nice example of what Hinterhoeller used to refer to the as "The greatest thirty-foot sailboat of all time".

In my opinion, the Hinterhoeller quality is on par with many high-end semi-custom builders.  It is extremely rare to find any structural issues with these boats. 

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The British entrepreneur was found not guilty of fraud charges in the sale of his company to Hewlett-Packard. He was celebrating his acquittal when his yacht sank off the coast of Sicily.

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By Michael J. de la Merced

Michael de la Merced reported on Mike Lynch’s career and legal battles over the course of 13 years across two continents.

Mike Lynch , a British software mogul who was once celebrated as a top technology leader — only to spend more than a decade defending himself against accusations that he orchestrated one of the biggest frauds in Silicon Valley history — died on Monday after his yacht sank off the coast of Sicily . He was 59.

An official in the Italian city of Palermo confirmed on Thursday that Mr. Lynch’s body had been recovered by divers.

Twelve guests and 10 crew members were onboard the yacht, the Bayesian, when it went down during a violent storm. Mr. Lynch’s wife, Angela Bacares, was rescued, along with nine crew members and five other passengers. Seven bodies have been recovered, including one thought to be that of Mr. Lynch’s daughter, Hannah Lynch.

Mr. Lynch’s death came two months after he was acquitted in federal court in San Francisco of criminal fraud charges, tied to the $11 billion sale of his company, Autonomy, to Hewlett-Packard in 2011. The takeover, widely regarded among investors as one of the worst deals in history , led HP to accuse Mr. Lynch of deception.

Prosecutors in the United States charged Mr. Lynch with more than a dozen counts of fraud and conspiracy related to the deal, with a potential sentence running to about two decades in prison.

On the day in 2023 that a British judge found him liable for civil fraud in the matter, the British government — despite numerous appeals by Mr. Lynch — approved his extradition to the United States. He was confined to a townhouse in San Francisco under 24-hour surveillance, on his own dime. During his house arrest, his mother, Dolores, and his brother, Richard, died.

The accusations sullied the reputation of Mr. Lynch, who was known at one point as Britain’s Bill Gates.

Michael Richard Lynch was born on June 16, 1965, to Michael and Dolores Lynch, working-class immigrants from Ireland, and grew up outside London. He attended private school on a scholarship and graduated from Cambridge before founding Autonomy in 1996. The company helped clients analyze unstructured information to unearth hidden insights about their businesses.

By 2011, Autonomy had become one of Britain’s most prominent technology companies, with its home base sometimes called “Silicon Fen” — a name derived from its location at the southern tip of the Fenland, a marshy area in eastern England.

Mr. Lynch became a celebrity in British tech circles. He was a member of the Royal Society, one of the country’s top scientific associations; an adviser to David Cameron, the prime minister at the time; and a member of the BBC’s board.

Autonomy drew the attention of HP, which had sought to transform its fortunes by buying a high-powered software company, and which eventually paid 60 percent over the British company’s market value. But investors and analysts opposed the deal, and HP wrote down the value of the transaction by $8.8 billion. HP fired the chief executive who led the deal and, soon after, Mr. Lynch himself.

Meg Whitman, the former eBay leader who took over HP, accused Mr. Lynch and his lieutenants of “serious accounting improprieties” that misled her company over the state of Autonomy’s business.

But Mr. Lynch — armed with the hundreds of millions that he collected from Autonomy’s sale — hired an army of lawyers to argue that HP had been aware of the company’s practices. His team also said that Mr. Lynch had largely delegated the company’s day-to-day financial operations.

Mr. Lynch’s trial began in San Francisco in March. It stretched out over three months and involved reams of often dense internal documents. After two days of deliberations, a jury found Mr. Lynch and Stephen Chamberlain, a former Autonomy vice president of finance who faced similar charges, not guilty on all counts. (Mr. Chamberlain was fatally struck by a car on Saturday while out for a run, his lawyer, Gary S. Lincenberg, said Monday in an emailed statement.)

After the verdict, Mr. Lynch said in a statement, “I am looking forward to returning to the U.K. and getting back to what I love most: my family and innovating in my field.” He later returned to his homes, in London and Suffolk.

While defending himself against the HP accusations, Mr. Lynch became a venture capitalist, founding Invoke Capital to invest in companies including the cybersecurity provider Darktrace.

More recently, he had begun to focus on artificial intelligence research, including ways the technology could help those with hearing difficulties.

His survivors include his wife and another daughter, Esme.

Kirsten Noyes contributed research.

Michael J. de la Merced has covered global business and finance news for The Times since 2006. More about Michael J. de la Merced