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

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

Small compact tester but works great for testing the cable for damage.

Great little tool... if you are trying to identify all the cables in your home, to the jungle of cables outside Your home, this tool is the trick. Very simple to use. Great for cord cutters who wish to send a signal to more than One room. It uses a 12v battery so it should work on even the longest cable runs. The technology is just like a flash light.

Simple to use. Easy to trace down 5 coax lines through the house to know they are working and to get their location properly labeled! Audio and LED indicator is a dream! Perfect tool to ALWAYS have around the house!!

The tester works well and I liked that fact that the buzzer was loud enough to hear in the attic with the speaker all the way across the house. I liked the LED for those times the buzzer is too far away to be heard.

Works well. Simple device to identify your coax feeds.

Product worked as advertised. only con is the female connector is a little to big, when using it you have to hold it on the connection to work.

Easy to use.

The device works once you figure it out. There are absolutely no instructions. I ended up testing both ends on a cable to make the beep sound. Once I did that I was able to get it to work on finding the correct cable. A simple instruction sheet would be great. Also I had to play with the battery compartment as it didnt seem to work right off. For the price it does what I needed it to do, but I wouldnt pay any more than that.

I fooled around with this for 15 minuter or so thinking I was missing a part. Battery did not fit either end. Then realized I had to unscrew a small part of bottom side... Mine was tight I had to put in vice and use pliers to get it off... came off hard all the way---I thought the threads would of been messed up but they were not... put some oil on it and it went right back together by hand... Worked fine after that...Bad Job on Threads.