If this is the type that I think it is, you can easily make a tool. Take a "F" connector, screw it on the terminator, stick a piece of coat hanger wire in the center, mark and remove. Now, make the wire a bit longer, say 1/16th to 1/8 inch longer. Solder the wire to the in the "F" connector. Reinstall assy, torque tight and remove terminator! HTH "Greg W. Houchin" wrote: > I'd like to borrow a locking terminator tool (Gilbert type) > for a day so I can get these locking terminators off of a multi-tap I > got from a salvage store without destroying the jacks. > Evidently these locking terminator devices are designed to prevent > someone from reconnecting their cable service when it is supposed to be > disconnected (on ground level service "pop-ups" in the alley)..but I'm > using this old tap to distribute cable drops around my service bench. > I would be glad to pay for shipping if someone could loan me one > temporarily...or maybe someone knows a good place to buy one cheap? > thanks, Greg > Quality TV > Amarillo, TX > ================================= > Help make your TechAssist database better! > Submit your fixes here: http://circuitwork.com/techassist/tip/#tips > ================================= > To UNSUBSCRIBE your email address, click here: > mailto:techassist-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe -- Steve Rumel Quality Video Service - Professional Service for your Audio and Video Equipment 7008 Long Point Houston, Tx. 77055 713-956-2400 713-956-2403 FAX BTSteve@xxxxxxx Other life :-) Col Steve Rumel, CAF Crew Chief, BT-13A Safety Officer, 2001 West Houston Squadron ================================= Help make your TechAssist database better! Submit your fixes here: http://circuitwork.com/techassist/tip/#tips ================================= To UNSUBSCRIBE your email address, click here: mailto:techassist-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe