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Low-loss RG8X coaxial cable with pure copper conductor, double shielding, nickel-plated UHF PL259 connectors, gold-plated pins and a flexible PVC jacket for indoor or outdoor use
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- Low-loss signal transmission from pure copper 17AWG inner conductor
- Double shielding prevents interference and signal leakage for reliable communication
- Nickel-plated brass UHF PL259 connectors with gold-plated center pins ensure durable connections
- Flexible PVC jacket rated for indoor and outdoor use in all weather
- 50 Ohm impedance matches CB radio, ham radio and antenna analyzer equipment
Coaxial Cable for Ham Radio
This 18 ft RG8X coaxial cable uses a 17 AWG pure copper inner conductor and double shielding to minimise signal loss and interference. Nickel-plated brass UHF PL259 connectors with gold-plated centre pins ensure a reliable connection. The flexible PVC jacket suits indoor and outdoor installations. It is designed for CB radio, antenna analysers and SWR meters.
For Radio Operators Needing Low-Loss Feedline
Suits ham radio enthusiasts and CB users who want a durable, weather-resistant cable for base or mobile setups. Not intended for buyers who need a different connector type, a shorter or longer run, or a cable rated for frequencies outside the stated 50 ohm impedance range.
50 Ohm Impedance with UHF PL259 Ends
The cable presents a 50 ohm characteristic impedance and terminates in UHF PL259 male connectors on both ends. This specification determines compatibility with your radio, antenna tuner, dummy load or analyser. Verify that your equipment requires this impedance and connector before purchase.
Highlights
- Low-loss signal transmission from pure copper 17AWG inner conductor
- Double shielding prevents interference and signal leakage for reliable communication
- Nickel-plated brass UHF PL259 connectors with gold-plated center pins ensure durable connections
- Flexible PVC jacket rated for indoor and outdoor use in all weather
- 50 Ohm impedance matches CB radio, ham radio and antenna analyzer equipment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which cable length should I choose for my ham radio setup?
The cable is supplied in an 18 ft length, suitable for typical base-station or mobile installations.
What does the 17 AWG conductor mean for signal quality?
The 17 AWG pure copper centre conductor is thicker than RG58, giving lower loss and better power handling for high-power use.
How does the 50 ohm impedance affect compatibility with my gear?
The 50 ohm impedance matches standard CB, ham radio and test equipment, so it works directly with analysers, SWR meters and transceivers.
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