>> Hot (line) = black
>> Neutral = white
>> Ground = green
>
>Thanks. I've still got the remains of a heap of Toledo
>scales from a supermarket upgrade about 20 years ago.
>The mains cables on those are B-W-G. Heavy gauge
>multi-strand steel 3-core, unsolderable of course, with
>perishable rubber sheaths that have, um, perished

Please use two or three letter abbreviations for colors, to avoid
confusions. I'm just saying this because I got bitten by schematics
documented by myself with 1-letter color codes. After a long enough time
passes, you may as well not have written it yourself ...

B = black ? brown ? blue ? -> bk/blk, bw/bwn, bl/blu

G = green ? grey ? -> gn/grn, gr/gry

I think that there is a standard for this (colors) too but I don't know
which.

Peter

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