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This insane cable tester tests nearly everything - MFL Model CT-20
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มี.ค. 2023
- This cable tester tests everything from Ethernet to Banana plugs and has a simple UI to help you diagnose audio, visual, and network wires. It was graciously provided by the people at Ming Zhi Light.
Available in several styles at amzn.to/3y8O4lW
Check out their website at www.mingzhilight.com/
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The mother of all cable testers, wow
It's a fantastic tool
Looks really useful for testing cables like the DIN to RCA; that would take a while using a multimeter and many chances of making a mistake, but with that tester it's a straightforward task to map the cable connections
Absolutely. I hate trying to trace out din cables with the meter. I'm always bumping two pins and things like that
To make it perfect, it would need a serial port tester as well. I know it sounds antiquated, but serial is still the go to connection for industrial applications. And while we're at wishing for things, continuity is nice, but Ohm's law rules us all - and every now and then, it won't be the continuity that fails you but the resistance. So that would be nice, even if you don't integrate a display, just a led vu-meter of sorts so you can spot the pin with the higher value.
Yeah. I still use cereal all the time. I do think it would be kind of fun to make a serial port tester
I have a similar one, I removed the speaker cons, and put some powercon true 1 in it, so these can be modified slightly to put in your unique connectors. BUT these would be great if it also did a resistance check on each line.
Yeah. I could see that. I know the company is developing their next gen units and looking at the comments on this video.
@@AnotherMaker I would like a MODULAr unit, where they make the leds display and selectors test with continuity and resistance, BUT have some attachable BLANK addons/extenders/ports which allow you to add your own connectors. ( with a bit of drilling and soldering)
I just ordered this exact tester for my workplace and it's great! I had a question and couldn't find an answer on their store page. Would it be safe to connect the powerCON to a wall outlet to test continuity? I worry that I might damage the device if I tried this, and I just lack the knowledge to know if this would be safe for the device or if it would simply not affect it.
I don't think I would. I mean you can definitely check with the company but I wouldn't do it without checking with them first.
Ct100 is fantastic. The best thing banger ever made
I still use mine
why doesn't anybody show a standard 1/4 guitar cable test???
I know right? 😭
Does it let you know if a cable is GETTING faulty? Or is a '2 green lights' indicate that the cable is 100%?
We are going to be iterating both hardware and software features. In the beginning it will test primarily continuity but there are plans to to add a lot more features
Sad it does not have mini,micro,c usb
Funny you should mention that. Made my own silly perfboard device with every kind of 4-wire USB connection just for testing home-made cables. Keeps me out of trouble.
It does have micro usb. But no C or mini. C would be nice.
@@GnuReligion Im planning to do the same, im getting more and more cables and unfortunately many of them are charge only
Yeah, that's unfortunate. But you can just throw a couple of cheap adapters in the bag with it.
I want to buy the HOSA, but I just wish it had the CT100's INTERMITTENT feature!!
I orderd one from Aliexpress, but the chines send me the wrong one without HDMI tester, now i have to fight him to get my money back.