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Unique-Bargains UHF Female to SMA Male Conduit 40cm 43g
A 40 cm UHF female to SMA male cable weighing 43 g for ham radio connections
- TypeHI - Conduit & Fittings
- UHF Female to SMA Male for ham radio links
- 40 cm pigtail keeps runs short and tidy
- 43 g lightweight cable reduces connector strain
- Gold-tone plated contacts resist corrosion
- Single-piece assembly ready to install
UHF Female to SMA Male Conduit
This 40 cm conduit connects a UHF female jack to an SMA male plug for ham radio installations. The gold-tone plated contacts resist corrosion and maintain signal integrity across the link. It weighs 43 g and ships in a black finish ready for immediate use.
Replacing worn pigtails and mismatched adapters
Swap out a damaged or incorrect jumper when the connector gender or type does not match the radio or antenna. The jump is worth it when a single, factory-made assembly eliminates the loss and mechanical weakness of chaining separate adapters together.
Suits operators joining UHF and SMA equipment
Ideal for anyone linking a UHF-fitted antenna or bulkhead to an SMA-equipped transceiver without extra couplers. Builders who need a different length, a reverse-gender SMA, or a double-UHF run should look at something else.
Highlights
- UHF Female to SMA Male for ham radio links
- 40 cm pigtail keeps runs short and tidy
- 43 g lightweight cable reduces connector strain
- Gold-tone plated contacts resist corrosion
- Single-piece assembly ready to install
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | HI - Conduit & Fittings |
Questions about this item
What clearance is needed for the 40 cm cable and UHF female connector?
The pigtail is 40 cm long and weighs 43 g; allow enough space for the UHF female jack and SMA male plug to sit without bending the cable sharply.
How do I connect the SMA male end without damaging the centre pin?
Align the SMA male pin straight into the mating jack and turn only the knurled nut until finger-tight, then give a light spanner nip — over-torquing is the common mistake.
When should I replace this 40 cm UHF-to-SMA conduit?
Replace it if the black jacket shows cracks, the connectors feel loose, or you measure rising SWR on your ham radio — the 43 g cable has no user-serviceable parts.
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