[ncapster]

Just got a new phone. Went with the max due to my sight going to heck, will it fit in the pouch?

 

[mile9c1]

It will fit in the heated G4 glovebox extension, if that is what you are asking.

 

[ncapster]

No I meant the pouch in the stock glove box for using the GPS on the fancy gauge.

 

[DooYouYou]

You shouldn’t have a problem. I have the regular sized iPhone 10 and it fits with extra room. I know the max is bigger but I don’t think you will have an issue. I have the 22 Enduro with fancy screen.

 

[74Craig]

No I meant the pouch in the stock glove box for using the GPS on the fancy gauge.

Yes it fits.


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[ncapster]

Speaking of the new phone it takes awesome pictures. Too bad it will be stuck in my glove box functioning as a GPS instead of taking beautiful photos of my snowmobile trips. Darn it Ski-Doo, why can’t you just copy Polaris on this one.

 

[snorander]

My iphone 11 fits in the heated pouch on my 2022 Enduro

 

[Boylstonrider]

What cord are you guys using. My Motorola just fits but the cord end folds over bad.. I'd like to have a right angle plug

 

[snorander]

I use the regular apple cord and position the phone in the bag so that the cord comes out on the side the zipper closes on. I'm not able to zip the bag all the way shut, but it's close enough. I suppose I could just cut a small slit in the bag to slip the power cable though if I really wanted to. A right angle plug would work better, I'll have to check amazon and see what they have for right angle cables

 

[snirthead]

The whole setup is a joke, come up with a better gauge with a better GPS and let us keep our phones as phones and cameras

 

[snorander]

well that ship has sailed for me and my 22 Enduro LOL. I use a garmin instead of the doo GPS and my phone so I'm free to take pictures

 

[blitz68]

No I meant the pouch in the stock glove box for using the GPS on the fancy gauge.

Yes, I have the iPhone 13 Pro Max and it fits just fine.

 

[blitz68]

The whole setup is a joke, come up with a better gauge with a better GPS and let us keep our phones as phones and cameras

I agree, Ski-Doo screwed the pooch on this one.

Polaris has had a great display for years and a real nice phone free GPS so when Ski-Doo announced a new GPS display I was so excited thinking they were going to take what Polaris was already doing and make it way better.....ooooops. Guess not..

 

[78degrees]

I'm pretty sure this setup is better than the fancy display with a phone as GPS...

I'd wish they used a bit more energy on fixing the fuel gauge rather than making a fancy full colour display.

 

[flathead]

Ummmmm.........wow. Not trying to be an arse here but it takes that much technology to ride nowadays? I guess I just have a good sense of direction, can read signs at intersections if I'm unsure what direction to go or heaven forbid open up a paper map! For God sakes, cut the cord, quit watching your gadgets and enjoy the ride and the outdoors!!!
I know I've probably offended some here and sorry for that.🙂

 

[ncapster]

I'm pretty sure this setup is better than the fancy display with a phone as GPS...

I'd wish they used a bit more energy on fixing the fuel gauge rather than making a fancy full colour display.

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Which Garmin is on the right? Looks like a Montana on the left.

Edit: Never mind, I zoomed in. I wonder if the Zumo screen is the same size as the Montana 700.

 

[ncapster]

Ummmmm.........wow. Not trying to be an arse here but it takes that much technology to ride nowadays? I guess I just have a good sense of direction, can read signs at intersections if I'm unsure what direction to go or heaven forbid open up a paper map! For God sakes, cut the cord, quit watching your gadgets and enjoy the ride and the outdoors!!!
I know I've probably offended some here and sorry for that.🙂

Sounds like the 80s when snowmobiling was more of an “ adventure “. Don’t forget the compass for those smart enough to bring one.

 

[flathead]

I do bring a compass! But honestly some places up here it won't work, guess due to the iron ore deposits.

 

[sno_mo_racer]

Ummmmm.........wow. Not trying to be an arse here but it takes that much technology to ride nowadays? I guess I just have a good sense of direction, can read signs at intersections if I'm unsure what direction to go or heaven forbid open up a paper map! For God sakes, cut the cord, quit watching your gadgets and enjoy the ride and the outdoors!!!
I know I've probably offended some here and sorry for that.🙂

Not every snowmobiler is stuck to ride groomed trails like us in the northern hemisphere. A good gps is very handy when one has the freedom to ride anywhere and make their own trails. Makes it easier which terrain you would like to take also for route planning.

 

[flathead]

I get it! I ride the woods and logging trails 75% of the time no signs in the woods for sure! I just have to have a good idea where I'm at and where I'm heading. Mountain guys may have a GPS or sat phone I'm sure. I'm just saying is all, and I mean no offense to anyone! Some of you have more screens that the groomer I run!🙂