Line tester and break finder.

Bought one of these off ebay:-

and it's a very useful tool. Identified the correct signal cable out of several bunched together on a test.

Would need adapting for the main purpose it says it's for - the phone plug is a US one. But it has crock clips too.

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Dave Plowman (News)
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I've got a PTS 100/200 which has a standard BT plug and crock clips, but I have a few adaptors I've made up too, RJ45, RJ11, which are useful. It works well on mains cable too, but you obviously have to make sure the mains is disconnected first.

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Andrew Gabriel

Yes - my intention too. I was wondering which low cost strong small plug/socket to use as the 'master' between lead and adaptors? XLRs are a bit large.

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Dave Plowman (News)

I use a standard BT phone plug/socket. That way, some of the time you don't need any adaptor at all, which is one less adaptor to makle up.

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Andrew Gabriel

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