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louvred doors, a full length berth in the main cabin on either side of the boat and on many models, a quarter berth on the aft starboard quarter, however in some models this was replaced by extra stowage. A small galley is built on the port aft side and opposite is a spacious chart table. Forward on the starboard side are the heads. The engine is mounted below the cabin companionway and is boxed in with a substantial teak housing. There are lockers and stowage areas all over the boat. The Baba 30 typically came with two separate water tanks which reside under the port and starboard berths, each holding about 100 L (25 US gal). However many variants of this tankage have been discovered on different Babas.
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traditional cutter style and a characteristic feature of many of Robert Perry's boats from this stable is a 4 ft laminated teak bowsprit which supports the forestay/headsail. A large platform sits on the bowsprit supporting two anchor rollers, a set-up typical on many long distance cruisers where two anchors are desirable in many exposed anchorages. Most Babas are fitted with Edson or similar wheel steering systems, however a few tiller steered versions exist.
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work. Some versions of the boat have the entire interior staved with teak. The cabin sole is made from teak planking separated with holly strips. It has a very spacious-feeling 6'4" of headroom. Sleeping berths consist of a spacious V berth with good storage below and access to the chain locker via
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was the smallest craft in the range but very popular, with some 170 having been built. They were built as sturdy vessels suitable for making long offshore and ocean passages needing only a couple of people to crew the boat. Although capable of sleeping 5 people they are generally sailed by couples.
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and is usually covered in extensive teak. The coachroof is treated the same. The first Babas were supplied with wooden spars but many of the boats have since been upgraded to aluminium mast and boom. Early Babas had no lower shrouds, but these were soon added after a dismasting. The rig is a
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engine. A single fuel tank capable of holding approximately 100 L (25 US gal) of diesel is located midships in the bilge forward of the engine
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cruising yachts includes the Baba 30, Baba 35 and the Baba 40. The number represents the length, on deck, in feet. These yachts were designed by
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to design a new small luxury cruising yacht for him. The result was the range of Babas. Production soon started in Taiwan in the yard of
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Most of these boats can be found in NW America but are also spread all around the world's ports and anchorages.
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from 1978 through 1985. Other variations of these yachts came later in the Panda and Tashiba models.
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In 1977 Bob Berg, founder of Flying Dutchman International, commissioned yacht designer
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MD11c 23BHP Engine, however later versions were generally shipped with a
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Mailing list & discussion group for Baba, Panda and Tashiba owners
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Review and history of the Baba 40 at sailboat.guide
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Review and history of the Baba 35 at sailboat.guide
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Review and history of the Baba 30 at sailboat.guide
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Baba (yacht)

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glass reinforced plastic

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teak
Robert Perry
Ta Shing Yacht Building Company, Ltd.
Tainan
Taiwan
Volvo Penta
Yanmar
Mailing list & discussion group for Baba, Panda and Tashiba owners
Website for Baba, Panda, & Tashiba owners
Robert Perry boats site
Official Ta Shing Site
Review and history of the Baba 30 at sailboat.guide
Review and history of the Baba 35 at sailboat.guide
Review and history of the Baba 40 at sailboat.guide
Google map of some Baba Locations
"I Blog the-Baba Part One"
Perry Blog
cite web
link
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