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The Hans Christian 34 is a 10.4-meter cutter-rigged sailboat with a long keel, designed by Robert H. Perry and built between 1974 and 1979. It displaces 8799 kg and has a 1.8-meter draft. This model was produced in relatively small numbers and served as the predecessor to the Hans Christian 36 and Union 36, which were stretched versions. Aboard *Pompoen*, a Hans Christian 34, Gunnar Kristiansen is preparing for the Golden Globe Race, having purchased the boat in Trinidad.0:04 Kristiansen, a career yacht captain, replaced the original aluminum rig with a Selden spar package, installed new standing rigging, and rebuilt the bowsprit.1:46 He re-bedded the stanchions to stop minor leaks and replaced the wooden forward hatch with a Lewmar unit.8:18 For Southern Ocean conditions, he installed a solid-fuel stove.3:10 The boat retains its original worm-gear steering, and Kristiansen rewired the electrical system, adding four batteries and a combined GPS/AIS unit.5:37
