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PISKEKAT PL-259 UHF male-male RG58 coaxial rf cable 12 inch 2-pack
Two 12-inch (30 cm) RG58 coaxial jumpers with PL-259 male connectors on both ends, 50 Ω impedance for ham, CB and test equipment
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- Low-loss RG58 cable preserves signal strength over 12 inch runs
- 50 ohm impedance matches standard radio equipment for efficient power transfer
- PL-259 male connectors on both ends enable direct antenna-to-radio links
- Soldered joints resist vibration and corrosion in mobile installations
- Two cables in one pack provide a spare for field repairs
Coaxial jumper cable 12 inch 2-pack
This 12-inch RG58 coaxial jumper cable comes in a 2-pack with UHF male PL-259 connectors on both ends. It is built with flexible low-loss RG58 coaxial cable rated at 50 ohm impedance. The cables are suited for short interconnects between radio equipment and test instruments.
Suits ham radio and CB short links.
These jumpers work well for connecting transceivers, SWR meters, antenna analysers, dummy loads and handheld radios where a short 30 cm reach is sufficient. They are not intended for longer antenna feed lines or installations that require a different connector type or cable length beyond 12 inch.
50 ohm impedance matches standard radio gear
The 50 ohm impedance of the RG58 cable matches the majority of amateur and CB radio equipment, ensuring proper signal transfer for the listed applications. This single specification determines whether the cable is compatible with your specific radio setup.
Highlights
- Low-loss RG58 cable preserves signal strength over 12 inch runs
- 50 ohm impedance matches standard radio equipment for efficient power transfer
- PL-259 male connectors on both ends enable direct antenna-to-radio links
- Soldered joints resist vibration and corrosion in mobile installations
- Two cables in one pack provide a spare for field repairs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need devices with UHF female PL-259 ports to use these cables?
Yes, each cable has UHF male PL-259 connectors on both ends and requires matching female ports on the radio, antenna, analyser or meter.
Will the 50 ohm RG58 cables work with my older 50 ohm ham radio gear?
The 50 ohm impedance matches standard amateur and CB equipment, so the jumpers connect directly to legacy transceivers, SWR meters and dummy loads without adapters.
How can I confirm the 12 inch jumpers are performing correctly after installation?
Check SWR readings on your meter; a low, stable ratio across the operating band shows the low-loss RG58 cables and soldered PL-259 connectors are passing signal cleanly.
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