The orientation of C in the middle is different but the negative and the positive are both on the same sides.
Any input would be appreciated. Thank you!

 

Welcome to AAC!

Both pictures represent the same thing, i.e. that the center pin is positive.
Always confirm with a DC voltmeter before using for the first time.

 

Thank you so much for the warm welcome and the quick answer!

 

The orientation of C in the middle is different but the negative and the positive are both on the same sides.

The orientation of the "C in the middle" or the positioning of the +/- signs isn't important. Just the fact that one of the supply polarities touches the outer ring and the other touches the center conductor.

In the lower picture, they chose to draw a circle around the center conductor. That's okay too as the intent is clear.

 

The orientation of the "C in the middle" or the positioning of the +/- signs isn't important. Just the fact that one of the supply polarities touches the outer ring and the other touches the center conductor.

In the lower picture, they chose to draw a circle around the center conductor. That's okay too as the intent is clear.

Thank you so much!

 

"C" orientation on second picture shows you minus at central pin.
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m sorry for the low quality picture but on the 2nd picture the negative line stops at the outer ring

Are you sure that positive line stops at central pin?

 

"C" orientation on second picture shows you minus at central pin.

im sorry for the low quality picture but on the 2nd picture the negative line stops at the outer ring

 

Hi,
Best shot I can get on that section

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