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09-22-2007, 03:24 PM
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Hello, I would like clarification of the ident's of the blk, red, grn wires from motor please. I must have misunderstood what the tech said on phone. I was left understanding that blk was chassis grnd, and the other two wires were the connections to gecko 320. altho, powering blk & red make motor spin. So what is the grn wire and what do i do with it. Is this the chassis grnd ? I really don't like the unknown factor when applying to electronics and such as i really want the magic smoke to stay put ! Thanks
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