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Which Co-Ax Leads to where?

randombar · 2011-06-22 10:50:49

Hi Lads, So I've 19 Co-Ax cables in the utility room going all over the shop, just wondering what's the easiest way of finding out what goes where? I had a multimeter but I think it's feiced. Am considering attaching a battery at one end and seeing which one sparks at the bare ends (I've prepared them all for adding a…

22-06-2011 11:50am

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Hi Lads,

So I've 19 Co-Ax cables in the utility room going all over the shop, just wondering what's the easiest way of finding out what goes where? I had a multimeter but I think it's feiced. Am considering attaching a battery at one end and seeing which one sparks at the bare ends (I've prepared them all for adding a head) Any cheap alternative???

Nice one,
Gary

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