PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT CB Coax Cable 20ft RG8x UHF Male to Male 50 Ohm
A 20 ft low-loss RG8x coaxial cable with UHF male connectors for 50 ohm radio systems up to 300 MHz
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- Pure copper core with double shielding minimises signal loss
- Nickel-plated brass UHF PL259 connectors with gold-plated pins support up to 300 MHz
- 17 AWG thicker conductor than RG58 suits high-power use
- Flexible PVC jacket withstands indoor and outdoor conditions
- 20 ft 50 Ohm cable fits CB, ham radio and analyser setups
Product Identity
The PISKEKAT CB Coax Cable is a 20ft RG8x coaxial cable with UHF male-to-male connectors. It is built for 50 Ohm RF systems used in amateur radio, CB installations and antenna analysers.
Upgrade Context
The cable uses a 17AWG pure copper inner conductor and double shielding to reduce signal loss compared with thinner RG58 types. The jump is worthwhile when runs exceed short patch lengths or when power levels demand lower attenuation.
Fit and Alternatives
Suits operators who need a durable, weather-resistant feedline for base stations, mobile setups or portable analysers. Buyers who want more storage or a different connector format should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Pure copper core with double shielding minimises signal loss
- Nickel-plated brass UHF PL259 connectors with gold-plated pins support up to 300 MHz
- 17 AWG thicker conductor than RG58 suits high-power use
- Flexible PVC jacket withstands indoor and outdoor conditions
- 20 ft 50 Ohm cable fits CB, ham radio and analyser setups
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Questions about this item
What size hole do I need to pass the 17 AWG RG8X cable and its PL259 connectors through a panel?
The cable has a 17 AWG pure copper centre conductor inside a flexible PVC jacket; allow enough clearance for the moulded PL259 barrel and the 20 ft length to feed through without kinking.
How do I attach the UHF male PL259 ends to my radio, and what mistake should I avoid?
Screw each nickel-plated brass PL259 connector onto a 50 Ohm UHF female socket by hand until snug; do not use tools that can strip the gold-plated centre pin threads.
Will the PVC jacket and double shielding hold up to outdoor exposure, and when should I replace the cable?
The strong PVC jacket is rated for indoor and outdoor use; inspect annually for cracks, water ingress or corrosion on the gold-plated pins and replace if signal loss appears.
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