Guys,
Just got a http://www.dreamworksrc.com/catalog/...Fuel-Pump-300C from Todd and need to confirm the locations of the Positive / Negative terminals on the pump. The positive is clearly marked. I can't identify if the which section of the metal in the back is the negative. See image. Anyone knows?

Also I could not located the specific data sheet int the Flightworks website (http://www.flightworksinc.com/index.html). I think its the the model 2032-C11 (http://products.flightworksinc.com/i...umps/item-1034)
In any case, I want to put some voltage on the pump, so i can do some break-in, with fuel obviously, so wan to ensure I don't put too much voltage. Any feedback?

I was gone ask Todd, but being a weekend, i though i could get some quick feedback here.
Thanks!

Hi,
from the image you have provided it's pretty well useless as I can't see the back of it. However it's only a 12v motor and these are extremely easy to wire. If you can clearly identify the positive prong the other prong on the opposite side is the negative. Usually with 12 v motors if you switch the polarity it just puts the motor in reverse.
Ivan

Hi,

negative on the left, positive on the right. The metal section you're showing is the shaft.

Florent

Guys. Thanks. got it!