Tools are also sold separately. Initially I was only interested in working with RG-8 or cables. Now I need a case to hold all these tools. I should have bought the pro kit in the beginning. You must be logged in to post a comment. Delivered by FeedBurner. DX Engineering. The approximately min Read more. A VHF repeater that had been held up in customs in Nepal during the response to the April 25 magnitude 7.
DR-BHT transceivers deliver high-power and superior perfo Icom Inc. Posted date: January 05, in: Equipment No Comments. Stripping Tool Included: Yes. Number of Stripping Tools: 2. Connector Assembly Tool Included: Yes. However, the same thing happened. After just two strips the blades were dull. Does anybody else have any experience with this tool kit? As a physician I would warn against the use of this product as I believe it to be a hazzard.
Many thanks, Alan kc2rfn. Never used it. Can you post a photo of it? I just use a single edged razor blade and a pair of small, sharp scissors and can strip any kind of coax except hardline with those in about five seconds. The blades do wear out very fast, I pretty much use a new one for each strip, but I buy them by the gross and they're about eight cents each that way. Most of the good "automatic" strippers I've used, and I own several of them, aren't nearly as good nor as fast, and most of them do use a single edged razor blade installed and clamped into the rotary stripper.
All I have ever used is a pocket knife or an X-acto knife. With a little care you can tell when it gets to the braid so you don't cut it. Putting PL's on coax is as much an art as it is anything else! K7MH , Jan 29, W0BTU , Jan 29, The tool in question is made by Ripley Tool division, of Cablematic. I have owned one of the Us which is identical to the private labeled one DXE sells.
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