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PISKEKAT

PISKEKAT PL-259 UHF Male to Male RG58 Coaxial Cable 2-Pack 2ft 50 Ohm

SKU CH-GM66-CZXVM

Two 60 cm low-loss RG58 jumper cables with PL-259 male connectors, 50 ohm impedance for ham and CB radio links

  • TypeOther
  • Low-loss signal path with 50 Ohm RG58 coax
  • 2-foot flexible jumpers for tight radio installs
  • PL-259 male connectors on both ends for direct hook-up
  • Soldered joints resist vibration in mobile rigs
  • Two cables in the pack ready for analyser or dummy-load tests

Ready-made RG58 jumpers for radio work

Two pre-made coaxial cables each measure two feet (60 cm) and terminate in UHF male PL-259 connectors on both ends. The 50 Ohm RG58 construction is intended for low-loss signal paths in amateur and CB radio setups. Soldered joints aim to keep contact resistance low across the short run.

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Builders who need a quick patch between a radio and an antenna analyser, SWR meter, dummy load or scanner will find the fixed length convenient. Installations that require a different connector gender, a longer reach or a cable type other than RG58 cannot use this pair as-is.

50 Ohm characteristic impedance

The 50 Ohm rating is the single figure that determines whether the cable matches the radio and antenna system. Mismatched impedance causes reflected power and inaccurate SWR readings, so confirm the rest of the chain is also 50 Ohm before fitting these jumpers.

Highlights

  • Low-loss signal path with 50 Ohm RG58 coax
  • 2-foot flexible jumpers for tight radio installs
  • PL-259 male connectors on both ends for direct hook-up
  • Soldered joints resist vibration in mobile rigs
  • Two cables in the pack ready for analyser or dummy-load tests

Specifications

TypeOther

Questions about this item

What signal loss should I expect from the PL-259 UHF interface on these 2 ft RG58 cables at 50 Ohm?

The UHF PL-259 connectors on 2 ft RG58 maintain 50 Ohm impedance with low-loss construction for HF and VHF bands.

What clearance do the straight PL-259 plugs need behind a panel or bulkhead mount?

Straight PL-259 plugs project beyond the panel; allow space for the connector body and the 60 cm RG58 bend radius when routing.

Do I need to solder or crimp the PL-259 ends during installation?

Connectors arrive pre-soldered; simply thread each PL-259 onto the UHF female jack and hand-tighten — no tools or extra soldering required.

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