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Re: Detecting where a coax cable goes to

Subject: Re: Detecting where a coax cable goes to
From: bruno.lerer@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 22 Jan 2006 11:53:01 -0800
Newsgroups: alt.home.repair, comp.home.automation
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Well, that's a departure from the other proposals :) Just to be on the
safe side, I'm going to get tomorrow both a buzzer and a 75 ohm
terminator!

I already have a 9v battery and even a multimeter - analog,
unfortunately, but it does measure resistance, so I should be all set
(assuming by wife agrees to act as the assistant...)

As an aside, I must say it NEVER occured to me how useful a multimeter
is. Talk about learning something new every day.

References:
- Detecting where a coax cable goes to
  - From: bruno . lerer
- Re: Detecting where a coax cable goes to
  - From: Charlie Bress

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