Splitter Coaxial Cable
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 2 Way TV RF Coaxial Cable Splitter for CATV Signal  US $4.51
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 2 Channel RF Coaxial Cable TV Coaxial CATV Splitter US $4.55
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 3 Way Coaxial Cable Connector CATV Directional Splitter US $5.17
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 6 Way CATV Cable TV Antenna Coaxial RF Signal Splitter US $9.10
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 Cable TV CATV 3 Way RF Coaxial Connector Splitter New US $4.20
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 Cable TV CATV Antenna RF Signal Coaxial 3 Way Splitter US $4.82
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 3 Way CATV Coupler Coaxial Cable Connector Splitter US $4.89
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 8 Way CATV Couple Splitter Coaxial Cable Connector US $11.60
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 SPLITTER 4 WAY SPLITS COAXIAL CABLE SIGNAL INTO 3 OR 4 PHILIPS NIP US $.99
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 CATV Coupler Splitter 8 Way Coaxial Cable Connector US $10.56
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 2 Way Coaxial Cable Connect CATV Directional Splitter US $9.03
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 CATV Cable TV Antenna RF Signal Coaxial 6 Way Splitter US $8.36
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How can I find what coaxial cable goes where in my house?
I am extending my DISH network system in my new house. The old owners had Cable and had a 5 way splitter in the cable box outside and then had some sort of structured wiring box in the basement in the A/V closet. Is there a quick and easy way to find what cable goes where? I already tried using the RF output on an old VCR and putting the signal through the splitter outside but I am pretty sure the signal does not make it anywhere. Any Solutions?
I would use a simple battery (in one end) and a voltmeter (on the other side); A friend and a couple of wireless phones or walkie talkies might help as well.