Today I tried navigation via BRP Go (2024+)...

[MakoShark2]

About the charging power, just came across this in BRP Go's FAQ page:

SHOULD I USE A SPECIFIC USB CABLE TO CONNECT BRP GO! TO MY VEHICLE’S 10.25″ TOUCH DISPLAY?​

Yes. Recommended cable stats: USB 2.0 or higher, supports 3 amps, offers a data transfer speed of at least 480 Mbps, and is no more than 6 inches long.
If an Android phone is being used, make sure the following permissions have been enabled in your phone’s settings:

• Appear on top (Settings > Apps > BRP GO! > Appear on top > On)
• Nearby devices & Phone (Settings > Apps > BRP GO! > Permissions)

In:

BRP GO! & BRP Connect FAQ - Can-Am On-Road

Get the answers to all your questions about our BRP GO! navigational app and BRP Connect technology right here.

can-am.brp.com

 

[racoon]

About the charging power, just came across this in BRP Go's FAQ page:

SHOULD I USE A SPECIFIC USB CABLE TO CONNECT BRP GO! TO MY VEHICLE’S 10.25″ TOUCH DISPLAY?​

Yes. Recommended cable stats: USB 2.0 or higher, supports 3 amps, offers a data transfer speed of at least 480 Mbps, and is no more than 6 inches long.
If an Android phone is being used, make sure the following permissions have been enabled in your phone’s settings:

• Appear on top (Settings > Apps > BRP GO! > Appear on top > On)
• Nearby devices & Phone (Settings > Apps > BRP GO! > Permissions)

In:

BRP GO! & BRP Connect FAQ - Can-Am On-Road

Get the answers to all your questions about our BRP GO! navigational app and BRP Connect technology right here.

can-am.brp.com

Interesting. The USB 2.0 standard is:

• Voltage: 5 Volts (V)
• Current: 500 Milliamps (mA) or 0.5 Amps (A)
• Max Power: 2.5 Watts (W)

USB 3.0 is slightly higher, but still less than what BRP suggests:

• Voltage: 5 Volts (V)
• Current: 900 Milliamps (mA) or 0.9 Amps (A)
• Max Power: 4.5 Watts (W)

And the USB connector in my 2024 Spyder RT Sea2Sky is a USB A type with a white connector, which usually indicates USB 1.
USB 2 usually uses black instead of white, but does bump to 480 Mbps data transfer, but still not 3 amps.