Yachting USA — January 2018

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touchscreen displays at the helm. Owners or captains can use
HattCon to check tank levels, see genset status, monitor bilge
and hatch alarms, call up engine data, and view radar, chart
plotter and AIS visuals. HattCon also controls lighting indoors,
outdoors and underwater, as well as the M90’s air condition-
ing. ¶ To address the problem of using touchscreen controls
in rough seas, HattCon has a surface-mounted display with
traditional controls. For system security, a fi ngerprint reader
is used with a backup digital passcode. ¶ And in addition to
the helm monitors, the M90 has two 10-inch displays: one in
the crew’s quarters and the other in the galley. There also are

smaller, wall-mountable and automatically dimming touch-

screens in guest staterooms and relaxation areas. Those screens

allow lighting and temperature control, while iPads control

music and movies. ¶ With Hull No. 2 in build — sold before

Hull No. 1 even hit the water — Hatteras has high expectations

for the M90 Panacera. The builder hopes that clients have

high expectations too. The model is designed to off er features

that clients never imagined they’d see on a yacht this size. As

the fi reworks display made clear: mission accomplished.

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SUN OR SHELTER

THE M90 PANACER A COMES IN DIFFERENT CONFIGUR ATIONS. HULL NO. 1 HAS A FULLY OPEN

FLYBRIDGE. ARE YOU CRUISING IN COOLER CLIMES? OPT FOR THE

ENCLOSED BRIDGE WITH A SKY LOUNGE. THE MAIN-DECK BALCONY IS OPTIONAL ON BOTH VERSIONS.

EXPERIENCE HATTERAS YACHTS M90 PANACERA