Every model in the Woah Nelly series is available in the following configurations.  In the pictures below, Nelly v1.2 is used as an example.

• Regular - This is the standard Nelly configuration where you have a motor terminal block to screw the motor wires into.  This is good if you change motors a lot and don't want to bother with soldering over and over again.  The two large red and black power wires go straight to the battery terminals.  The four coloured wires go to the signal pads on the receiver PCB.  See the installation guide for more info.

• 1-Way - In this wiring configuration I've replaced the motor terminal block with a pair of silicon power wire.  These two wires solder directly to your motor.  This setup has a lower profile than the Regular and is good for racers and chassis with low clearance bodies.  In this configuration all the wires come out the same side.   The outer two wires, the red and black wires go straight to the battery terminals.  The inner two wires, white and black go directly to the motor.  The four coloured wires go to the signal pads on the receiver PCB.  See the installation guide for more info.

The motor wires will always be shorter than the power wires.  I've done this to help you tell the two wire pairs apart.  See below.

• 2-Way -  In this configuration the motor wires come out the opposite side to the power and signal wires.   this is just another configuration that is available to you.  It's suited well for the Mini-Z Monster and iWaver IW04 1/28 scale trucks.   See the installation guide for more info.