You both are talking over my head..ha.. but do you think my Charging System is bad??
Fuel Injection is mapped around the [backup/fail-safe/limp] or the penultimate pressure = 14.7p.
The intake stroke closes with a perfectly balanced pressure inside = 14.7p.
*The acid or that gravity scale is a storage unit with a merc weight of 12.8v = 14.7cRe.
The OXYGEN sensor (02) is trying to burn the chemRe so the air reverts back to breathable stoic = 14.7cRe.
The volt reg puts out a number in decimals, so when I see the battery sit for a few; the v/r peaks @ = 14.7v. (chmRe obviously)
I applied everything I can think of is that handcuffing effect. You're working the numbers, now apply the theory and see if the penultimate does apply?
My thinking is I have a bad Voltage Regulator
Post to Post(rev) =14.02vdc = That's a number only a perfectly running DTT machine would put out.
*Post-Breaker Lead=12.76vdc = That's 12.8v and .04 being sucked off by the black box is the drop from 14.7 more or less. Where I can sort of read the 12.8 as those leaded balls at the bottom of a floating glass tube with the scales at the neck. So you drop that puppy in the acid, and if the specific gravity (14.7) of the chemRe levels off at the 12.8 at the neck, we zero'd out, can't get any better that 14.7 (12.8) on the neck = Matched the handcuffing.
Post to Post(rev) =14.02vdc = That's where I'm thinking the high 12.76v is pretty much charged. The V-reg is doing its thing as designed.
and also a Ground drain on the battery
I figured you've been riding the bike with the new battery and if there was a charging problem you wouldn't get those kind of high numbers back into the battery without a good stator and vreg. So yes I have a few hundred miles on the new battery. If yes, not the charging system.
That's why when I saw 12.76 and 14.01, it sure looked like good numbers, not too much to chase at those 3 jobbers 'stator/Vreg/batt' working the DTT and all that. Because if the vreg was damaged, that current would travel thru that unit, cook that new battery with that 16v and you'd smell something. So what's left but to make fresh bare grounds when a battery is changed, sometime during its life is that chemRe hiding right at those junction points and on down any wire and their connector/ground points.