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PISKEKAT RG58 PL259 UHF Male Cable 10ft 0.96dB loss
A 10 ft RG58 coaxial cable with PL259 UHF male connectors, 0.96 dB loss at 450 MHz and 1.15 SWR
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- Low signal loss at 0.96 dB over 450 MHz
- Secure waterproof joint with 2.2 inch adhesive heat-shrink tube
- Corrosion-resistant nickel-plated copper UHF connectors
- Solid copper core with foil and braid shield rejects interference
- Flexible RG58 cable suits CB, ham and marine radio
10 ft RG58 PL259 cable for radio operators
This 10 ft RG58 coaxial cable uses PL259 UHF male connectors on both ends. It is built for CB radio, ham radio, marine VHF and antenna analyser work. The solid copper centre conductor and bonded aluminium foil plus tinned copper braid aim to keep interference low during transmission.
0.96 dB loss at 450 MHz and 1.15 SWR
At 450 MHz the jumper shows 0.96 dB attenuation and a 1.15 SWR figure. High density tinned copper braid shields the signal over the full length. The construction is intended to avoid adding static or noise when the cable sits in a permanent installation.
2.2 in adhesive lined heat shrink on each end
Each connector joint is covered by a 2.2 in heat shrink tube with lined adhesive for waterproof sealing and strain relief. The nickel plated copper shells resist oxidation and the flexible RG58 jacket eases routing. Installers who need a different connector type or a longer run will need another solution.
Highlights
- Low signal loss at 0.96 dB over 450 MHz
- Secure waterproof joint with 2.2 inch adhesive heat-shrink tube
- Corrosion-resistant nickel-plated copper UHF connectors
- Solid copper core with foil and braid shield rejects interference
- Flexible RG58 cable suits CB, ham and marine radio
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Questions about this item
Does the RG58 cable generate any heat or noise when used continuously with a 450 MHz radio?
The cable is a passive coaxial assembly with no active components, so it produces no heat or noise during continuous operation.
What equipment must I already have to connect this PL259 cable?
You need devices fitted with UHF female sockets — such as a CB radio, ham transceiver, SWR meter or antenna — because both ends terminate in PL259 UHF male plugs.
Will the 0.96 dB loss at 450 MHz degrade signals from my older CB radio?
At 450 MHz the insertion loss is 0.96 dB with a 1.15 SWR, a level that typically has negligible impact on legacy CB or HF amateur gear.
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