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Unique-Bargains RG316 BNC Male to BNC Male Coaxial Cable 50 ohm 4 ft
A 50 ohm RG316 coaxial cable with BNC male connectors at both ends for low-loss RF and video signal transfer
- TypeHI - Antennas, Wires & Fittings
- Low-loss signal transfer for RF and video applications using RG316 coax cable
- Matched 50 ohm impedance maintains signal integrity across the link
- Nickel-plated connector bodies resist corrosion for lasting reliability
- Gold-plated BNC contacts ensure clean, repeatable connections every time
- Four-foot length suits bench-top and compact rack installations
Product identity
The Unique-Bargains RG316 is a 50 ohm coaxial cable fitted with BNC male connectors at both ends. It is built for technicians and hobbyists who need a low-loss RF link between instruments, antennas or video gear.
Connector and signal impact
Nickel-plated bodies and gold-plated contacts on each BNC plug reduce contact resistance and resist corrosion. The RG316 construction keeps attenuation low so both RF and composite video signals pass cleanly across the four-foot span.
Installation notes
Push each BNC plug onto its mate and twist the bayonet collar until it locks; the connection is secure in seconds. The only common issue is forgetting to seat the collar fully, which can introduce intermittent signal loss.
Highlights
- Low-loss signal transfer for RF and video applications using RG316 coax cable
- Matched 50 ohm impedance maintains signal integrity across the link
- Nickel-plated connector bodies resist corrosion for lasting reliability
- Gold-plated BNC contacts ensure clean, repeatable connections every time
- Four-foot length suits bench-top and compact rack installations
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | HI - Antennas, Wires & Fittings |
Questions about this item
Will the gold-plated contacts on the BNC connectors need periodic cleaning or replacement?
Gold-plated contacts resist oxidation, so routine cleaning is not required; the connectors are rated for repeated mating cycles without degradation.
What is the first performance limit reached when this RG316 cable runs at its 50 ohm impedance continuously?
Insertion loss increases with frequency and length; on a 4 ft run the attenuation remains low for typical RF and video signals.
Does the nickel-plated connector body or the RG316 dielectric generate noticeable heat during all-day operation?
The cable is passive and carries signal-level power only, so it produces no measurable heat and requires no active cooling.
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