Will the(20) RJ11, (8)RJ45 and (20)COAX remote modules from Test-Um's Resi-Tester work with this Tester?
218858
Yes, but if you need test resistence this devices dont do that.This device working for continuity.
218859
I'm guessing they will -- as this is basically the same unit and the Resi-Tester. I know without a doubt the Resi Tester Coax remotes work (I ordered a set of 10 of them, the TP311 set) and have used them successfully on the Ideal VDV Multimeter. What won't work are the LAN wire mappers (little RJ45 "plugs"). I tried some from my brother's Craftsman VDV Pro Tester set, and -- on the wires where the resistors were -- they just showed opens instead of ID numbers. But the Resi-Tester remotes should work.
218860
I bought this for my husband and he said he has no experience with the Test-Um's Resi-Tester. Sorry we could not help.
218861
Yes, but if you need test resistence this devices dont do that. This device working for continuity.
1986020
The remote end has a coax tester in it and so does the main unit. You connect the coax tester in the remote end to one end of the cable and the main unit to the other end of the cable.
1156768
Don't know exactly but if you look on the back of your unit and you have a male coax cable connector fitting, then it will work.
906602
It should work fine. The RJ45 ends are going to be the same size. If you are going for a fully grounded system, then you might want to find something else.
2100939
Yes, both end of the coaxial cable will need a BNC male connector. Then you will plug the BNC male connector into the BNC female to RJ45 adapter going to the tester.
1299600
It is a matter of knowing which wires carry what information.You have a mismatch of the number of wires from RJ45 to RJ11.Do your due diligence and maybe you can 'make' it work for your project.
1845845
Yes RG8 coax will do it, of coarse if you run alot of power you would want to upgrade to RG213---I run RG8 on my base and it seems to be holding up but I am going to upgrade to RG213 because I run an amp--Good Luck and happy Broadcasting .
184183
I don't know! I don't have this unit, I returned because of remote compatibility.
1845842
Rg8u or rg8x will work. I don't see why rg58u would not work.it is 50 ohm and can handle relatively high wattage. Also you might check on I think it is 213 or 218 coax. A lot of the radio operators here use it.
2220158
The antenna connector on the FT-8800R is an SO-239 (also known as "UHF-type female"). You would use a PL-259 ("UHF-type male") on your coax to connect to it.
1748056
Dont know about the coax. The terminations are N between the external antenna and the device, and N/F from the device to internal antena
1821836
Proprietary minature coax used by most/all XM rcvrs. If you need extra length, purchase extension from them, etc.
1264911
The RJ 45 plug shows Black Red Green Yellow. Logic would suggest +/- is red/black and data (multiplex) between detector and remote station is yellow/green. But without a schematic, I would call their tech support and ask for pinout. They sell a cord with a 6" jumper with a connector for +/- to powered mirrors. Sorry IO couldn't be more help.
1028514
The small piece (the remote) has a 6 wire RJ-12 connector on one end and an 8 wire RJ-45 connector on the other. If you want to test BNC or coax cable, the included adapters are used for them.
323330
Yes, you are correct, there is no connecter for coax, however, fluke networks makes an adapter kit that will adapt you from rj11 to rg6 coax and from rg6 you can find adapters to adapt you to whatever coax you are working with. I checked, amazon carries the fluke-ADAP-PTNX-kit adapter kit that would provide the adapters you are looking for. Also you can use the alligator clips that are supplied with the pro 3000 and clip to the center conductor or outer shield and tone it out that way. Hope this has answered your question.
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It works with a 4 wire, 6 wire, and 8 wire connector. It is still a RJ45 connector for either one, internally the wire's are configured differently. The tool should terminate both. Check this link out. http://www.accesscomms.com.au/reference/cat5&6plugcomparison.htm
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Yes RG8-50 ohm coax will work--But remember, if you are planning on running alot of watts, you should run RG 213--its the bigger coax--but yes, to answer your question, RG8 coax will work for sure.