🚀 Enhanced Performance with Tripp Lite Continuity Assemblies N044 000 R Review

Obviously not the best solution but it will do the job. The other blade that comes with it and is stored at the opposite end keeps falling out of mine which is quite annoying, I almost lost it a couple of times. Also, the blade you're striking with seems to get looser and looser to me, sometimes bending or twisting as I strike. It was cheap and did the job, but it's not a Fluke. If you don't want to spend a lot of money but want a punch tool that you can use from time to time, then this is for…

Bought this primarily to test coax cables. Used it on a short cord to see if it worked which it did. Then I spent about an hour trying to figure out where the coax in my house was disconnected and couldn't find anything. I checked the tester again, but it no longer works. Changing the battery didn't work. Not sure if the tester itself sucks or the BNC connectors. I'm assuming it's BNC since the tester doesn't show any visible damage inside the device (I was expecting cracked solder or…

As mentioned in the previous review, the blade at the cutting end of the 66 bit notches very easily. In fact, it happened during the first 66 swabs I took with him. This appears to be the result of poor edge prep by the company that made the actual nozzle. I was able to fix this easily with a metal file and a blade sharpener. It's working great now and I don't expect any more problems with it as I've done over a dozen 66 shots and the edge isn't jagged. However, I believe that the tool should…