2023 SKI-DOO ALL NEW 10.25" GAUGE | In-depth Overview and Hidden Features
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Mike gives you an in-depth overview of the new Ski-doo 10.25" gauge packed with tons of new features and functionality. He'll show you a few tricks and hidden features that make this new gauge super sweet!
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They dropped the ball for the maps. Especially for the mountain sleds. They need to have a GPS at least built in to compete with Polaris' 7S.
I agree. Don't worry - its coming in the future :)
Cheers, Jesse
BRP swung and missed terribly on this. It’s slow, mapping is mediocre at best, the left hand controls are terrible, not glove friendly, small touch screen icons and, you have to have your phone hooked up to access navigation.
Hope 24 brings some revisions. Beautiful sled none the less.
I don't really agree if I am being entirely honest. It isn't slow - its actually super responsive. The left hand controls are fantastic and has not been an issue with our sledding gloves on, the touch screen icons are plenty big enough. In terms of GPS, I agree with you. The mapping system can definitely use some improvements. Cheers, Jesse
Is there a 7s with ride command hidden in that gauge?? 😂😂😂 Thanks for the video.
Haha no there isn't lol. Cheers, Jesse
Solid overview. You answered a few questions along the way too.
Thanks man! Glad you found it helpful. If you aren't already, please consider subscribing to the channel to stay up to date on our newest content. It helps us a lot! Cheers, Jesse
Thank for a beautiful video, hope this display is coming to Sea-Doo as well as soon as possible.
But it does not look as colorful like the 7.8 display, it is more black and white only ?
It is a little bit less colorful but still has fill colour capability. Cheers, Jesse
On my Mach is it possible to bring up OFSC Trail map on 7.8 gage and follow planned route when connected to phone? And if yes will it loose internet while following planned route?
I have given up on BRP app and just use my phone which is very inconvenient when on a trip.
Yes, but only through BRP Go app. I've found the app to be much better this year, but you need to download the maps in offline mode. Following a planned route works great. Cheers, Mike
Great job with this video. How do you keep your screen on so long without the sled running? Mine only stays on a few seconds. Thanks
If your key is plugged in and your sled is off, a quick press of the start button will power on the gauge without starting the sled. Gauge will stay on for 5 minutes. Same with sled running, if you hit the kill switch, gauge will stay on for 5 minutes unless you pull the cord. Cheers, Jesse
I have a Packtalk Edge for communicator. On this new gauge is the procedure to pair the phone and the comm to the gauge, plug the phone into the gauge with the BRP Go app activated and not pair the comm to the phone? Or is the comm paired to the phone first then to the gauge? Thanks for the help.
Exactly. Do not pair the comm to the phone. Cheers, Jesse
How do you keep the display on without the sled running? I want to play with the display but the garage fills up with smoke.
Great video! Thanks!
Thanks man! Sled doesn't need to be running to run the gauge. With the sled off in your garage and tether connected, just fast click the start button and the gauge should turn on without the sled cranking. Gauge will stay on for five minutes before turning off unless of course you start the sled. Same with shutting off - if your sled is on and you turn it off by hitting the kill switch, as long as you dont pull the cord the gauge will stay on for 5 minutes. Hope that helps! Cheers, Jesse
Your battery is probably low.
@@eepohce. It was, Thanks!
These batteries are not good at holding a charge. At least each of the ones I’ve seen (3 so far). I will be installing a quick charge connector. I will also be seeking warranty. 3 charges in 2 months of sitting just to get the display to stay on for a few minutes at a time.
Very informative, thank you.
Glad you liked it Jeff. Cheers, Jesse
Hey Mike, a total aside here….after watching vid - I’m a big proponent for the $50 S-Doo handlebar pad.
Good riding buddy of mine (30yrs) had a fluky accident late last season, most of the injury came from handlebar mount. Wearing TekVest too.
I bought 2 pads this year.
Hey Mattie! We always run our Skidoo handlebar pads. Mike just forgot to put it on for that trip. Cheers, Jesse
Actually not quite Jesse. Matti - I opted to not run them this year but I have 2 of them for my sleds. The issue with he pads is that they get in the way of the gauge. Add the Doo riser and its even worse. I completely get the safety part of it though. Thanks, Mike
Tell me about the jumper connector you made to have the screen stay powered on while the sled isn't running. I know it is via the COM port. Which pins?
Hey Michael. No connector was added. The screen will stay on for 5 minutes after turning off your sled if you don't pull the key. Also, plugging in your tether and a quick push of the start button the gauge will turn on for 5 minutes without running the sled. Cheers Jesse
Excellent video on the 10.25 display, great hidden features revealed! My huge question is, how are you able to keep the display power on that long with the machine not running??
The gauge will stay on for five minutes without the motor running. With the sled off and tether connected, just quick press the start button and the gauge will stay on for five minutes and then power off if you don't start it. Same with turning off. If you hit the kill switch on the sled and leave key connected, the gauge will stay on for 5 minutes. As soon as you pull the tether it will turn off. Cheers, Jesse
Also, the guage won’t stay on long if your battery voltage isn’t up. My brand new 2024 Backcountry XRS has been sitting in my garage for 2 months (no snow yet) and I’ve had to charge the battery 3 times. The battery is crap. I put on a trickle charge just to make all of my initial settings.
Love the video and how detailed it is! I have a Gen 5 renegade X with this screen. I’ve found after putting 100km in it when my phone was plugged in, it was glitching out high beams would turn off then the entire screen went blank. Couldn’t find a way to reset it. Turned the sled off for 20min and it works again.
Hey Cole! The issue with the gauge turning off is due to moisture. The plugs in the back of the gauge may not have been fully clicked in from factory, which is what we found with ours. After checking those and making sure the plugs were fully seated, we haven't had any further issues. Cheers, Jesse
Bring back to the dealer. There is a service bulletin update for that.
Nice job!
Thanks!
Does the brp app work with the android ? And does the cord to plug ur phone in come with the sled?
Hey Ron. Yes the BRP Go app is available on apple and android. No just use your phone cord. Cheers, Jesse
You can actually adjust stiffness on all three settings of comfort,sport and sport plus?
No you can't at the moment. They are coming out with tuning that will allow you to do this though. Cheers, Mike
If you're on the trail and it's -20 or below do you need to take off your gloves to touch the screen or can everything be done from other controls?
You can use your gloved. It works perfectly or you can just control everything from the bars as I showed in the video. Thanks for watching! Cheers, Mike
I've heard a few people say they have had problems with the screen shutting off in snow dust and heavy snow. Have you experienced
This at all? If so any ideas on why? Thanks.
Yep we spoke about this in a recent video. It was a loose connection on the gauge plug n play connection. Just remove the two screws holding the gauge, and press the connections together a bit and should fix the problem. We also added some dielectric grease to seal it up and havent had any issues since. Had the same problems with our 2022s last season with the older gauge. Cheers, Jesse
How has the control worked with warm gloves on?
Hey chuck. The controls have been perfect! Its been working great. Cheers, Jesse
This is by far the latest the trail system has ever opened in my lifetime. It's Jan 19 and still mostly Red. Give me the ❄️
Yes, it's been a slow start but there are places to ride and there's definitely snow in many parts of the province. OFSC is slowly opening up nicely now but we need more snow. Cheers, Mike
Ski doo needs to position the gauge better. They handle bars still block the gauge. The Polaris display is right in the sweet spot.
Yup! 💯 agreed! Cheers, Mike
Did you ever try messing with those clutch clickers on those warm days??
We have messed around with the clickers but that wasn't the issue in that case. Cheers, Jesse
I'm not a fan of the small buttons for the engine start and high beams. Would be tough to operate with gloves on. They should have left the big chunky buttons they've been using for 15 years
The good thing about the BRP Go app is they just recently updated it so you can download the district data and be able to use it when you don't have cell signal. Just need your phones GPS service
The buttons are plenty big enough to operate with gloves on. Neither Mike nor I had any problems hitting the buttons with our sledding gloves on. In regards to BRP Go, yes the downloading feature is great - I used it last week when I was in Quebec. It isn't perfect but it is definitely improving. Cheers, Jesse
I was really hoping that this would be a game changer. It does have some wonderful features, but it seems slow and not as responsive as the 7s. Did see the exact measurements but the map seems the same size as the 7s but not as sharp.
Hey Walter. It is actually pretty responsive, very similar to the 7s. After going back and forth between both they are pretty similar. The mapping definitely needs to be improved though. The screen quality is pretty much neck and neck between the two as well. Cheers, Jesse
@@sledaddicz Good to know and thanks for replying!!
@@walterroosa7999 no problem! Sorry for the delay. Had a busy week so far. 🍻
Hey thanks for posting this. Tons of info. How do I keep the screen on while sled isn’t running ?
Hey Brandon. The screen will stay on for up to 5 minutes with sled off - just hit the power button with the kill switch down. After 5 minutes of running the display with the sled not running the screen will automatically turn off to save battery. All you have to do is pull the key off and put it back on and you get another 5 minutes :)
Cheers, Jesse
@@sledaddicz thank you!!!!
Where can I find the maximum speed and maximum rpm and the fuel consumption?
Hey man. Unfortunately I don't think this is available on the new display. The one thing you can try is if your Trip A or B is the total miles on the sled it may show those statistics but I am not 100% sure. Cheers, Jesse
How do you get the gauge to turn on and stay on to make adjustments? Mine doesn’t do this no matter what I do. Do I need to have battery charger hooked up? Thanks for any info
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@@sledaddicz ya I already seen that one. I thought you could do something to actually make it stay on, not just the timeout period lol. Thanks
Was wondering how u get the gauge to stay on without the engine running
Hey man. As long as your tether is still connected, the gauge will stay on for 5 minutes after turning off the sled. Similarly, if your sled is off and you plug the tether in, by quickly pressing the start button, the gauge will turn on and stay on for 5 minutes, and then turn off. Hope this helps! Cheers, Jesse
@@sledaddicz I’ll try that tks Jesse
@@goomer2127 no problem man!
When is this coming to sea doo?
Hopefully next year!
Is there a gas mileage counter ?
Yup! Cheers, Jesse
I have watched multiple riders struggle with the grips/thumb ratio. Burning their thumb when the hands are comfortable. Why in the world would BRP screw this up. It was simple before; you hands were colds, turn up the grips. Thumb hot, turn down the thumb. Now you are fiddling with both the overall temp and some ratio.
hmm I haven't found that at all with 4500 kms on the sled. I just set the ratio to 60/40 (fingers/thumb) and it hasn't been a problem at all. Cheers, Mike
gauge is a waste of money currently but hopefully it will improve. prolly appeals to trail riders tho.
Different strokes for different folks. I think it's amazing and for a sled that's already 20K...what's another $900? Just my two sense....Cheers, Mike