Which connector is the positive? One with Red O-Ring, or the other one?
817179
The male which is Positive (Red "O" ring) also smaller in diameter inserts into the female which is negative
817180
I don't think there is an answer. What I did was pick a solution for me and I struck with it all through my installation.
817181
The one with Red O-Ring is the positive. There're also positive and negative mark on them.
817182
I think if you look at them closely, there's a positive mark on one of them. I think I remember seeing one
485025
the one that was sent to me was not the right connector, so I cannot help. They were so cheap that I just put them in the trash.
691641
It's a little red JST connector. Should be available at just about any good hobby shop.
104933
Hmmm, not sure what you are putting this on. In my application, one terminal is ground and the other positive. The positive went to the "ignition" terminal on the key switch.
192076
Not sure. The only issue I had was the o-ring needing replacement but I just used a standard one as a replacement and everything worked just fine.
1295441
The positive ( red) i connected to the wire that goes to the reverse bulb. And the negative to any screw in the chassis. Ground.
921570
I saw the extra connector on the back of the console too. It must be a spare test or software program connector. The gummy material looks like some type of RTV sealant on the connectors. The connectors are keyed so be careful when installing and don't try to force them if they don't seem to fit. One of the connectors is red so it's important to mate it with the other red connector. The remaining white connectors are either unique, or in the case of the hand pulse cables, it doesn't matter which position they are in.
396065
At the end of the charger cord, where the charger plugs into the battery, can you tell me is the connector positive on the outside or insider?
924636
Red Positive goes in the far right jack and the Negative in the center jack. Just a little insight since the meter injects a signal to charge up the capacitor it makes a great Signal Injector also right nice for Audio circuitry trouble shooting. Not a bad meter for the price. Ken
685725
I'm pretty sure either one will be the same. Most chargers like this are a parallel circuit so there is no number one port, per se. The ports output equal amps unless marked.
924635
The center jack is NEGATIVE while both side jacks (they seem to be connected internally) are POSITIVE.
583453
Exactly like the other two responses! I can't remember the .name of the connector/fitting but I had to get a slightly larger one for the RG11 conductor you can find that online or at radio shack . It works great!
1555729
i am not sure, I dont know what my daughters computer is. and she lives about 800 miles away from me. I can tell you this, it is the larger connector end than the other one. I hope that helps.
1481438
Yes, simply remove the nut on the terminal, install the ring terminal and tighten, do that on both sides, make sure you connect the red to positive and black to negative. Hope this helps, Rick
1086603
Make sure the polarity is correct. The negative pin -- Is marked on backside.
1403007
Well mine has red, black and yellow leads. They connect as follows: red - +5, black - ground and yellow - #3 and with 4.7k resistor to ground.
111722
Thanks for your response. I bought one of these connectors but it was the wrong size, too small to fit the one I had. I am looking for the right one to fit my existing connector.