PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT UHF PL-259 to PL-259 coaxial rf cable 100cm RG142
A 100 cm RG142 coaxial jumper with UHF PL-259 male connectors on both ends, rated for 50 ohm impedance, 1900 V RMS and -55 to +200 °C operation
- TypeOther
- Reliable 50 Ohm signal transfer with UHF PL-259 male connectors on both ends
- Durable brass connectors with nickel body plating and gold-plated contact pins for corrosion resistance
- Rated for over 1000 mating cycles ensuring long-term connection stability
- Handles up to 1900 V RMS for high-power radio applications
- Operates from -55 °C to +200 °C with high-temperature RG142 coaxial cable
UHF PL-259 Jumper for RF Equipment
This 100 cm coaxial jumper carries UHF male PL-259 connectors on both ends. It is built for ham radio transceivers, CB antennas, antenna analysers, dummy loads, SWR meters and radio scanners. The 50 Ohm impedance matches standard RF test and communication gear.
RG142 Cable Handles High Power and Temperature
The flexible RG142 construction is rated for 1900 V RMS and an operating range from -55 °C to 200 °C. Nickel-plated brass bodies and gold-plated contact pins keep insertion loss low while resisting corrosion during repeated mating cycles.
Brass Connectors Rated for 1000 Mating Cycles
Connectors use solid brass with nickel body plating, gold contact pins and tin contact points. The design supports more than 1000 connection cycles, so frequent reconfiguration of test setups or mobile antenna installations remains reliable day to day.
Highlights
- Reliable 50 Ohm signal transfer with UHF PL-259 male connectors on both ends
- Durable brass connectors with nickel body plating and gold-plated contact pins for corrosion resistance
- Rated for over 1000 mating cycles ensuring long-term connection stability
- Handles up to 1900 V RMS for high-power radio applications
- Operates from -55 °C to +200 °C with high-temperature RG142 coaxial cable
Specifications
| Type | Other |
|---|
Questions about this item
How do I fit the PL-259 plugs onto the RG142 cable without damaging the centre conductor?
Trim the RG142 jacket and braid to expose the dielectric, then solder the gold-plated brass centre pin before screwing the nickel-plated brass body onto the tinned contact point.
What part of this jumper will wear out first after repeated connect-disconnect cycles?
The gold-plated centre pin and tinned contact point are rated for more than 1000 mating cycles before degradation.
At what temperature does the RG142 insulation start to fail during continuous high-power transmission?
The cable is rated for continuous operation up to 200 °C; beyond that the dielectric may break down.
New to this? Which coin should you pay with — what to check, what it costs to pay, and what is never asked for.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



