GSM Outdoors
GSM Outdoors RG58 PL-259 Coax Cable 25ft 2 in 1 accessory
25 ft RG58 coaxial cable with PL-259 male connectors, 0.66 dB loss at 450 MHz and 1.15 SWR
- Low-loss signal with 0.66 dB loss at 450 MHz and 1.15 SWR
- Durable nickel-plated copper connectors resist oxidation and corrosion
- Waterproof 2.2 inch heat-shrink tubing prevents connector pull-out
- Solid copper centre conductor with foil and braid shield eliminates static
- Compatible with CB, HAM, marine VHF, SWR meters and more
RG58 coaxial cable for radio links
This 25 ft RG58 cable carries PL-259 male connectors on both ends with one right-angle plug for tight routing. It is built for CB radio, HAM radio, marine VHF, antenna analysers and SWR meters where a single low-loss jumper is required.
Signal integrity over the full length
At 450 MHz the cable shows only .66 dB loss and a 1.15 SWR thanks to a solid copper centre conductor, bonded aluminium foil and a high-density tinned copper braid. The 2.2 inch adhesive-lined heat-shrink at each joint seals out moisture and prevents the connector from pulling free during vibration or repeated mating.
Replaces worn or mismatched jumpers
The nickel-plated copper connector shells resist oxidation so the link stays clean after years of outdoor exposure. Buyers who need a different connector type, a longer run or a double-shielded construction will need a separate cable assembly.
Highlights
- Low-loss signal with 0.66 dB loss at 450 MHz and 1.15 SWR
- Durable nickel-plated copper connectors resist oxidation and corrosion
- Waterproof 2.2 inch heat-shrink tubing prevents connector pull-out
- Solid copper centre conductor with foil and braid shield eliminates static
- Compatible with CB, HAM, marine VHF, SWR meters and more
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much signal loss should I expect from this 25 ft RG58 cable during all-day use at 450 MHz?
The cable shows only 0.66 dB loss at 450 MHz and a 1.15 SWR, so signal degradation stays minimal even with continuous operation.
What connectors does this cable need on my radio or meter to work?
It comes with UHF PL-259 male plugs on both ends, ready for any device that accepts a standard UHF female jack.
Will the solid-copper centre conductor and tinned-copper braid cause any issues when I connect it to my older CB or ham gear?
The solid copper core and bonded foil-and-braid shield add no static or interference, so the cable works cleanly with legacy radios and analysers.
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