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The Baba 40 is a 12.1-meter cutter-rigged sailboat designed by Robert H. Perry and built by Ta Shing Shipyards in Taiwan between 1980 and 1982.0:05 It shares its design with the Panda 40 and Tashiba 40, with ketch-rigged and pilothouse versions also available. The Baba 40 displaces 13,154 kg, has a long keel, a 3.9-meter beam, and a 1.8-meter draft.0:15 Aboard *Hornblower*, a 1983 Baba 40, owners Tim and Shannon rebuilt the boat from disrepair, replacing teak handrails with stainless steel and fabricating a hard-top dodger.0:33 Their ground tackle includes an 88-pound Rocna and a 55-pound Delta anchor on 150 feet of 3/8-inch chain, managed by a Lighthouse 1502 windlass.3:00 The galley features a drop-top refrigerator with a flush cutting-board surface.9:50 Electrical systems include a Victron MultiPlus inverter-charger and MPPT charge controllers, with lithium batteries in the aft cabin.12:17 The boat is powered by a 45-hp Yanmar diesel.0:51 The Baba 40 is considered an offshore-capable sailboat, noted for robust construction suitable for long-distance passage-making.0:26
