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CAMich
> 3 daygood product , had shipping issues
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Antonio Labadie
Greater than one weekI use it for work reguarly and it works fine. Its compact with what you need and a solid price.
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Cassidy
07-06-2025I love the case and everything about this set! All the components fit together into a nice little belt-clipped case. Its very portable, and fits down into a backpack or toolbag with no issues. Im a little concerned about the longevity of the fairly thin adapters, so I might put some extra heat-shrink and hot glue over them for added rigidity. Other than that, its a fantastic set. Ive had multiple coworkers marvel over how compact it is!
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david wilson
> 3 dayI actually bought this at Frys. Didnt work right of the box. I really liked the design and simplicity of it. To bad they dont work.
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Mr. Hester Brown I
11-06-2025I bought this at lowes, i have not had any problems with it and it has worked great for tracing cat6. One cable i had to trace was around 200ft, picked it out of the bundle with no problems. Only thing that has happened to me was while putting the probe in the carrying case, the button rested against the side and it killed the batteries, lesson learned, replaced the batteries and back to work.
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PNoble
> 3 dayI like how compact this kit is. I dislike not having a headphone jack. Especially in loud server rooms. Used for toning out pre existing telecom lines.
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DtwnDude
> 3 dayReally great tester. A bit more expensive than other options, but you get what you pay for. Nice case to hold sender and receiver.
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Rey V
> 3 dayJust like the other reviewer, I purchased this from Lowes. I returned the first one since one of the unit would not turn ON. The second one that I bought had the other unit not powering up. Good thing was I tested it at Lowes parking lot. So I was frustrated and was going to return the second one as well. But as I was removing the batteries to return the second one, I noticed the problem was the battery connectors. The diagram shows that the user is supposed to put the batteries in criss-cross, so that batteries are in series circuit even though they are side-by-side. This is what I did. The problem is, even though the batteries go in criss-cross, the spring connectors for the batteries negative connectors are on the same side! Meaning one is being used for the batteries positive end (the nipple one). Since the batteries are AAA, the positive nipple part goes in the middle of the spring and does not make contact with the battery.... unless your batterys top/positive end has exposed connector across the top. This is true for the pair of panasonic I had, but not the rechargeable eneloop batteries. This means the ones I had a pair of eneloop batteries was not turning on because the spring was not making contact with the battery. I swapped the batteries and saw the one I thought was broken turn ON. I decided to keep it since I really need it for the new house with coax and cat5 connectors that are not labeled. I put it away for a couple of months and when I used it again, one of the battery spring came off. This is because there is no way to take out the inner battery without hitting the spring for the outer battery, so the spring for the outer battery came off. TLDR: Very expensive for a unit with really bad design.
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Nikki Bergnaum
> 3 dayHad one of these when I worked in IT. Great for unraveling any wiring mysteries.
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Jose
> 3 dayDon’t work don’t buy this item