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In Reply to: copper or ?? posted by catbert242000@yahoo.com on August 31, 2022 at 16:43:04:
Strip back some insulation and sand down the silver-colored conductor. I bet anything it's copper under the tinning.
Then, copper color goes to (+) terminals and silver color goes to (-).
I definitely prefer this type of zip cord to the type where polarity is indicated only by a tiny white stripe, or a nearly invisible ridge, on one conductor.
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- Tinned copper is normal, to indicate polarity. - Brian H P 15:51:20 09/01/22 (2)
- RE: Tinned copper is normal, to indicate polarity. - catbert242000@yahoo.com 19:45:25 09/01/22 (1)
- RE: Tinned copper is normal, to indicate polarity. - pictureguy 19:58:45 09/01/22 (0)
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