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The Tashiba 36 is a Robert H. Perry-designed cutter-rigged sailboat with a long keel, built by Ta Shing Yacht Building in Taiwan since 1986. It measures 11.0 m LOA, with a 3.6 m beam, 1.7 m draft, and 9230 kg displacement; a pilot house variant is also available. Aboard his 1986 Tashiba 36 *Spirit*, Guy deBoer undertook a 4,000-mile qualifying passage for the Golden Globe Race, sailing from the Canary Islands to Les Sables-d'Olonne, France.0:37 During this solo voyage, deBoer navigated light-air conditions and performed an in-water repair of his Hydrovane.10:18 He also managed a Windpilot wind vane and used Starlink for daily communication.4:53 His maintenance tasks included addressing mast chafing and planning for new halyards.19:20





