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PISKEKAT

PISKEKAT RG8X Coaxial RF Cable UHF Male to Male 6ft 50 Ohm

SKU CH-TCR8-F65EB

Six-foot 50 Ohm RG8X coaxial jumper with UHF male connectors for CB and ham radio up to 300 MHz

  • TypeOther
  • Low-loss signal transmission from pure copper 17AWG inner conductor and double shielding
  • Durable, corrosion-resistant connections via nickel-plated brass UHF PL259 connectors with gold-plated center pins
  • Reliable outdoor performance with strong flexible PVC jacket rated for indoor and outdoor use
  • Broad system compatibility across 50 Ohm RF equipment including CB ham radio and antenna analysers
  • Stable operation up to 300 MHz frequency range for high-powered applications

CB and HAM antenna lead

This 6 ft coaxial jumper uses RG8X construction with a pure copper centre conductor and double shielding to minimise signal loss. Nickel-plated brass UHF PL259 connectors with gold-plated centre pins provide a secure 50 Ohm path for transceivers, analysers and SWR meters. The flexible PVC jacket is rated for indoor and outdoor use. It suits operators who need a ready-made, low-loss link between radio and antenna.

UHF connector frequency limit

The moulded PL259 plugs are specified for operation up to 300 MHz, so performance above that range is not guaranteed. RG8X dielectric and shielding are optimised for HF and VHF bands rather than microwave frequencies. Installers running UHF or higher bands should verify insertion loss before committing to long runs. The cable is not characterised for frequencies beyond the stated connector rating.

RG8X capacity versus RG58

The 17 AWG centre conductor handles higher power levels than the thinner RG58 alternative, giving extra headroom for CB and HAM transmitters. At 50 Ohms it matches standard antenna systems without mismatch loss. Very long runs or frequencies near the 300 MHz ceiling will still show measurable attenuation, so users needing minimal loss over extended distances should consider larger-diameter coax.

Highlights

  • Low-loss signal transmission from pure copper 17AWG inner conductor and double shielding
  • Durable, corrosion-resistant connections via nickel-plated brass UHF PL259 connectors with gold-plated center pins
  • Reliable outdoor performance with strong flexible PVC jacket rated for indoor and outdoor use
  • Broad system compatibility across 50 Ohm RF equipment including CB ham radio and antenna analysers
  • Stable operation up to 300 MHz frequency range for high-powered applications

Specifications

TypeOther

Questions about this item

Which length of RG8X jumper should I choose for a typical CB antenna run?

The 6ft cable suits short connections between a radio and an antenna tuner or SWR meter; longer runs would need a different length not offered here.

What does the 50 Ohm rating mean when the cable is connected to my radio?

It matches standard CB and ham transceivers so reflected power stays low and the SWR meter reads accurately.

How does the UHF PL259 interface limit the highest usable frequency?

The nickel-plated brass connectors with gold-plated centre pins are rated up to 300 MHz, so performance is specified through the VHF and low-UHF bands.

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