Bonneville battery wiring question

[Scratcher09]

Several months ago I bought a 1978 Bonneville T140E. It ran strong but it was hard to start (kick only). I rode it to work a few times when I first got it but then I lost a muffler and it started leaking profusely from the brakes and forks. So it has sat in my garage. Today I cleaned the carbs in an ultrasonic cleaner (they were pretty clean and seem to have newish o-rings). I had pulled battery several months ago and now I can't remember how it is suppose to be connected. There are three eye loop connections.

One is a heavier gauge wire leading to the wiring harness. I'm assuming this connects to positive post.

One is fused and leads to the rectifier. I'm assuming this connects to positive post.

And one has two wires--one leading to right coil and the other leading to the tail light socket. I'm assuming this connects to negative post.

 

[Scratcher09]

Ok, please excuse my ignorance. I'm not familiar with Brit bikes. I just found info about these bikes having a positive ground. So I was thinking backwards. Fused wire leading to rectifier should be connected to the negative post and I'm assuming everything else to the positive. If anyone can confirm this, I would appreciate the input.

 

[Scratcher09]

Solved.

I hooked it up and it started. I learned something about old triumphs today.