Clint,
you can either assume you are right (which I believe you are), or you
can very easily test it.
I recommend testing, in case you have an open or short at the plug; a
simple ohm meter test, or continuity tester (honker?) could save some
trouble down the road.
If an ohm meter is unavailable, just a simple series circuit would
suffice to determine the properties of interest.
73 de Dave, W5SV
Clint Sprague wrote:
I'm drawing a blank on this question, even though I
have seen
the answer somewhere before.
I have a 2.5mm DC female coaxial power plug moled on a
cord. One of the leads on the cord has a white line
... does this white line designate the center pin on
the plug? 12VDC needs to be on the center pin, so I
need to make sure I install the power pole connectors
on the power souce end correctly.
Thanks again for your replies,
73,
Clint - WS1V
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