SCAMPI 30-2
Masthead Sloop • Fin with rudder on skeg • Built 1970–1971
Dimensions
- LOA
- 29.75 ft
- LWL
- 23 ft
- Beam
- 9.84 ft
- Max Draft
- 5.41 ft
- Displacement
- 7,275 lbs
- Ballast
- 2,778 lbs
Performance Ratios
- Capsize Ratio ⓘ
- 2.03 (use caution offshore)
- SA/D Ratio ⓘ
- 16.5
- D/L Ratio ⓘ
- 267
- Ballast Ratio ⓘ
- 38.2%
Sail Plan
- Sail Area
- 388 sq ft
- I
- 37.4 ft
- J
- 11.81 ft
- P
- 31.82 ft
- E
- 9.84 ft
Construction
- Hull Type
- Fin with rudder on skeg
- Rig Type
- Masthead Sloop
- Hull Material
- FG
- Ballast Type
- —
Production
- First Built
- 1970
- Last Built
- 1971
- Number Built
- —
Engine & Accommodations
- Engine Make
- Farrymann
- Engine Type
- Diesel
- Water
- 30 gal
- Fuel
- 20 gal
Notes:
The SCAMPI was Peter Norlins first yacht design. It's hard to think of a case where the first effort of any designer achieved similar success.
The prototype, (by convention, referred to as the MKI,) trounced the competition at the half ton cup of 1969 (sailed under the RORC handicap rule). After going into production, this second. slightly modified version came back the following year to win first and second in this same event though, this time, under the newly adopted IOR rule. It is thought that at least 50 of this version (MkII) were built. A Mark III version, which followed, was built in far greater numbers.