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The Baba 35 is a 10.6-meter cutter-rigged sailboat with a long keel and a displacement of 9588 kg, designed by Robert H. Perry and built by Ta Shing Shipyards from 1979 to 1986. It was also sold as the Flying Dutchman 35, with a pilothouse variant produced in small numbers. Aboard *Golden Globe Race Official*, the Baba 35 *Exodus* is being prepared for the Golden Globe Race, featuring a double-ender hull and a bowsprit.0:09 The owner installed a manual windlass to reduce bow weight and considered sealing deck hatches for heavy weather.0:56 The interior includes a diesel heater, a keel-stepped mast, and a foot-pedal water pump in the galley.2:37 Navigation equipment, including VHF and HF radios, is located at the chart table.3:51 The owner installed permanent mast steps after a solo mast-climbing test revealed the inefficiency and hazard of the existing system for offshore use.6:40
