I've used the checkmate and also agree they're excellent.

Just a thought though......wouldn't it be very easy for somone heavily into electronics to make one? Even the wireless version should be fairly straightforward.

The redwall audio testers are the same thing really, aren't they??

Edited December 12, 200421 yr by Brian c

I've used the checkmate and also agree they're excellent.

Just a thought though......wouldn't it be very easy for somone heavily into electronics to make one? Even the wireless version should be fairly straightforward.

The redwall audio testers are the same thing really, aren't they??

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answer 1 - good

answer 2 - no

answer 3 - i don't think so!

answer 4 - no way

How's about one of these ?

I might give it a go next weekend!

The wireless would be tricky though.

In fact, thinking about it, couldn't this be easily incorporated into multimeters?

Very easy to build too

The wireless would be tricky though.

That`s the easy part, 49Mhz Walkie talkies..

hmmm

It only mentions testing on fruit, water, etc. Just wonder if it would work on 100m of cable.

Sure it could be modified to work though?

Come on you techies, would this work?

Very easy to build too

That`s the easy part, 49Mhz Walkie talkies..

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Simple but effective, I like it!

hmmm

It only mentions testing on fruit, water, etc. Just wonder if it would work on 100m of cable.

Sure it could be modified to work though?

Come on you techies, would this work?

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anyone.......?

Theoretically, it could work on any distance if it were calibrated correctly. The only thing is, I'm not 100% sure on the specifics of doing so.

Bet ya Bellman would know.