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Hi everyone, 1st time posting, I’ve got a gy6 quad Chinese one I think wording was all cut up so decided to replace buying a new loon off the net. Problem I’m having is stator wiring not sure how to wire it up as all different colours? Please see photos any advice would be really appreciated thank you .

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