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Just bought a house. It has a tv tower with a rotor up there. I don't
wanna climb up to it so I wonder if there a way to hook up with out knowing what I have. The rotor(brand unknown) has a cable coming down from it which has 4 wires. One wire has NO continuity between the others. The other 3 wires all have continuity between each other. My Radio Shack controller has terminals for 3 wires. I know this probably sounds like a stupid question, but is there a way to know what wires go to what, and how (or if) they can be hooked up to my controller. The only equipment I have for testing is a multimeter. |
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