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Unique-Bargains RG58 N Female to N Male 1m 96g Black
A 1 m RG58 coaxial extension cable with N-type female to male connectors, weighing 96 g and finished in black
- TypeCables - Power Splitter Cords
- 1m RG58 extension reaches distant antennas
- N-type female to male connects compatible gear directly
- 96g lightweight cable adds minimal load to masts
- 4 inch length suits short-run installations
- Black jacket resists visible wear in outdoor use
RG58 N Female to N Male 1 m cable
This coaxial extension cable uses RG58 construction with an N-type female connector on one end and an N-type male connector on the other. It provides a one-metre link between compatible antenna equipment and radio hardware. The 96 g black assembly is supplied as a single cable in the package.
N-type gender change extends antenna reach
The female-to-male configuration lets you join an existing N-type male cable or antenna to a device with an N-type female port. This adds 39.4 inches of reach without introducing an extra coupling joint. The RG58 dielectric and shielding maintain signal continuity across the added length.
Verify N-type ports and RG58 impedance match
Check that both ends of your current link use N-type connectors of the correct gender before ordering. Confirm that the system impedance matches the RG58 cable specification to avoid mismatch losses. Ensure the one-metre length fits the physical routing path in your installation.
Highlights
- 1m RG58 extension reaches distant antennas
- N-type female to male connects compatible gear directly
- 96g lightweight cable adds minimal load to masts
- 4 inch length suits short-run installations
- Black jacket resists visible wear in outdoor use
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | Cables - Power Splitter Cords |
Questions about this item
Will the RG58 cable need periodic connector replacement?
The N-type female and male connectors are built for repeated mating cycles; no scheduled replacement is required unless physical damage occurs.
What limits continuous signal transmission over the 1 m length?
Attenuation in the RG58 dielectric is the first limit; the 39.4 in run keeps loss low for typical RF frequencies.
Does the 96 g cable generate heat when carrying RF power all day?
The RG58 construction handles rated power without measurable temperature rise; the assembly stays at ambient temperature.
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