Coaxial (Coax) Pocket Continuity Tester (Tracer) with Voltage Toner (Sound) and Barrel Connector Bundle, for Testing, Labeling, and Identifying coaxial Lines - Pocket Toner

Worked fine. It did what I needed to do, that is, trace cables in my house for an antenna installation. The price was also very good.

I used to have satellite TV until I ordered a outdoor powered TV antenna from Amazon. I used this tester to find all my cable lines to hook into my new antenna and to all my TVs around the house and this was the best purchase I have ever made and made it so easy to reroute to my new outdoor antenna

So, this tool has worked fairly well for the lat two weeks.

For anyone that is tried to figure out which wire is which, this is a no-brainer!

Exactly what I needed. I will get my money worth just for the two wires I found in my cluster. THANK YOU

It didnt come with any basic instructions but once I got the jist of it i was able to check my coax so much faster! Good price for what i need. Much easier than messing with a volt meter.

This is the basic pocket toner that I have used for years. Great build. Made of all metal.

I am sorting out some coax cabling under my house because while there is plenty of coax, most of the lines are not connected. I was able to use this device to match up the cables to correct jacks. Simply unscrew the bottom off of the Coax Continuity Tester that has the speaker/microphone screen looking tip. Then screw that piece into the coax cable jack in the room you are trying to identify. Then take the other portion of the device (the piece with the light on it) and go to the other end where all of your cables terminate (in my case they are just laying under my house). By process of elimination, start connecting the device to all of the cables until you see the light come on. Once it does you have found the correct cable for that jack.

Works well. Simple device to identify your coax feeds.

Just what I needed