please help with my receiver

[Carmadman]

I need help because i dont know were the receiver wires go?

 

[Tunedfrog]

Channel one is steering, channel two is throttle/or wire from your esc.
Channel one looks like is on the bottom of your pic. I may be wrong with that because I can't see it that well.
Also the white wires go towards the main body of the receiver.

 

[RetroKevin]

Channel one is steering, channel two is throttle/or wire from your esc.
Channel one looks like is on the bottom of your pic. I may be wrong with that because I can't see it that well.
Also the white wires go towards the main body of the receiver.

The pic is hard to tell, but I believe you're right. Bottom looks like CH1

 

[WickedFog]

Channel one is steering, channel two is throttle/or wire from your esc.
Channel one looks like is on the bottom of your pic. I may be wrong with that because I can't see it that well.
Also the white wires go towards the main body of the receiver.

Yeah, the bottom slot is channel 1. Next up is channel 2, then the bind slot, then VCC. Steering (CH1) and ESC (CH2) go where Tunedpipe said. On the receiver you will see the pin orientation says S + -. This shows which way the plugs are installed. White is signal, red is +, and black is -.

The VCC is where you plug in a small battery pack to power the receiver if you are using the receiver in a nitro car. On electric cars you won't need this.

The bind slot is where you put your bind plug when you need to bind your receiver to your transmitter. Here is what the bind plug looks like...

 

[Tunedfrog]

Yeah, the bottom slot is channel 1. Next up is channel 2, then the bind slot, then VCC. Steering (CH1) and ESC (CH2) go where Tunedpipe said. On the receiver you will see the pin orientation says S + -. This shows which way the plugs are installed. White is signal, red is +, and black is -.

The VCC is where you plug in a small battery pack to power the receiver if you are using the receiver in a nitro car. On electric cars you won't need this.

The bind slot is where you put your bind plug when you need to bind your receiver to your transmitter. Here is what the bind plug looks like...
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Awesome, thanks man. I broke my reading glasses so I can't really see that well.
Thank you @RetroKevin