Need to re wire drop in range my wires r red white and black your wires r red and black wich two colors should i combine

Both hellicopters have the same wiring for the tail motors (white blue) and I think the same motors. Anyway the wiring for any 3 cable esc with any 3 cable motor doesn't have a standard. If you place them "wrong" the motor will not spin to the side you want and you have to make another combination. Generally on rc planes, bellicopters, cars etc the three color cables have black color for ground red for voltage and white for singnal. You may also see black , red, wellow or brown , red, orange coloring with the same meaning. These cables are used most on receivers and peripherals connections.

on the back end of the deck there are a series of wire thats attached to a push-in plug.you will find:
plain yellow-wich goes to permanent live(12-14v)
red -wich allso goes to permanent live(12-14v)
black-wich goes to ground/earth
light green-wich goes to ground/earth
blue and white-wich goes to the ignition wire of your vehicle(remote)
2 x green(rear speakers)
2 x purple(rear speakers)
2 x white(front speakers)
2 x grey(front speakers)

Here is a picture on how to wire the range.



The black and red are the hot wires and the white is the neutral wire. the green is the ground you will not have the green with a 3 wire power cord.

White is your neutral. Red and Black are L1 and L2. The 4th wire is the cabinet round. The round post is the ground, the one directly above it is neutral(White) the other 2 don't matter which one is Black or Red. You can verify the connections with a meter, Red to Black - 240VAC, White to Red or Black -120VAC White to Ground -0VAC
Eric

Can you tell me where the outgoing wires are going to. Bare wire is ground goes in green color screw, white wire is neutral and goes in silver color screw, black wire is hot or live and goes in gold color screw. It is difficult to help you with little information. how do you know what is incoming and outgoing.

first try putting the red and black together and the whites together...turn on power, if the lamp lights all the time then keep reading, (if not you need find out which is hot and which is going to the lamp this can get complicated if the color code is not followed)
find out if the blk is hot all the time or if the red is hot you need a tester for this. its easier to make a double pig tail on the hot wire and put one of the pigtails on one side of the switch and the other on the BRASS screw on the recpt. now put the other wire (red or blk) on the other side of the switch no pig tail. then tie the whites together with a single pigtail and put the pig tail on the SILVER side of the recpt. make sure you tie in a ground as well or the GFI will not work. hope this helps

power coming in from the breaker box: black wire will go to line-hot screw, and the white wire will go to the line-white screw. the switch wires coming out of the back of the gfci- 1 will go to the load-hot screw & the other black wire will wire nut to the black wire going to the light. the white wire going to the light must go to the load-white screw.

hook from the range the green and white wire to the bare copper wire from the house

hook the black wire from the range to the black wire from the house

hook the red wire from the range to the white wire from the house

Sorry not all vehicle manufacturers use the same color codes, however your radio wants to know if the lights are on (to dim for night time), and also how dim you desire. Often more than one ground, also could be antenna up/down request.

On Cooktop From Box
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Black to Black
Red to Black w/red stripe
White to Ground
Green to Cooktop frame