u/Mikel_Reeves

TL;DR my continuity tests are reading 0.3 ohm when recommended is 0.4 to 0.6, is that okay or is it too low, and what would be the issues of too low?

(2006 Triumph Daytona 675) My service manual is giving me (edit 0.4) 0.2 - 0.6 ohm as the recommended range of resistance. A problem that a few people have told me is a ongoing issue and has happened to them, is when the stator wire is plugged into instead of soldered to the connector that runs to the rectifier, it likes to fail. The connector melted and I'm now testing it to make sure there's nothing to concerning about it, and I'll see if it goes back to normal.

I only was out for probably a full day where periodically the bike would stall when I come off the gas quickly, mainly in first gear. That's what prompted me to check the connector, since I replaced it in the rectifier almost a year ago for similar issues.

I tested my battery and it's at about 12.8 volts which is pretty much smack dab / at the higher part of the recommended sitting battery level. Before I solder, I might just half ass connect the tables so I can rest the tank on it and turn it on to get a voltage reading while idling and that mid RPM.

2006 Triumph Daytona 675. My service manual is giving me (edit 0.4) 0.2 - 0.6 ohm as the recommended range of resistance. A problem that a few people have told me is a ongoing issue and has happened to them, is when the stator wire is plugged into instead of soldered to the connector that runs to the rectifier, it likes to fail. The connector melted and I'm now testing it to make sure there's nothing to concerning about it, and I'll see if it goes back to normal.

I only was out for probably a full day where periodically the bike would stall when I come off the gas quickly, mainly in first gear. That's what prompted me to check the connector, since I replaced it in the rectifier almost a year ago for similar issues.

I tested my battery and it's at about 12.8 volts which is pretty much smack dab / at the higher part of the recommended sitting battery level. Before I solder, I might just half ass connect the tables so I can rest the tank on it and turn it on to get a voltage reading while idling and that mid RPM.

●TL;DR my continuity tests are reading 0.3 ohm when recommended is 0.4 to 0.6, is that okay or is it too low, and what would be the issues of too low?

I can't find a clutch basket anywhere. I was able to get the inner hub where the steel plates locked into, for less than what Triumph was going to charge me. But the outer basket that holds the friction plates in place I can't find anywhere online. My only option is through Triumph for over $900. Does anyone know and aftermarket unit that will fit my 2006 Daytona 675 the number range is the "up to 381274" being 272906. Every single basket that Google gives me when searching my bike ends up not fitting when I open the website. Idk where else to look.

Back story: My aunt is being scammed into thinking that she's talking to Hugh jackman, and is giving these people all of her disability money. She has mental health issues to wear she's on 100% full disability and gets only a certain amount of money a month, and now part of that is going to scammers. No matter how much we try to tell her, she doesn't stop, sometimes she'll understand that it's not real, but then she'll go back to doing it.

**THE TECH QUESTION:** I need to set up this new phone with a new number, but what app or apps is there that I can put onto her phone where we can monitor what's happening.? Also I need to make it so she has limited access to download apps, because she just downloads any and every random app and it fills her phone with non-stop pop-ups which cripple it into being pretty much completely unusable. Like she's getting notifications for fucking viruses with giant Stop Now button when you go and try to do literally anything outside of unlocking her screen.

What (ideally free) apps are there/settings where she can use only what we put on it and can't download anything else.? We don't care about tracking her, just limiting what the phone is allowed to do.

Thanks