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Unique-Bargains UHF SO239 Female to PL259 Male RG58 Coax Cable 10 ft

SKU CH-4Y26-MPYVC

A 10 ft 50 ohm RG58 coax cable with SO239 female and PL259 male UHF connectors for amateur, CB and marine VHF radio

  • TypeHI - Antennas, Wires & Fittings
  • 50 ohm impedance matches radio equipment for clean signal transfer
  • Low-loss RG58 cable preserves strength over the 10 ft run
  • SO239 female to PL259 male connectors join antenna to transceiver directly
  • Nickel-plated connector bodies resist corrosion in marine or outdoor use
  • Gold-plated brass contacts maintain low-resistance connections over time

Connection type and purpose

This 10 ft coax cable joins a UHF SO239 female port to a UHF PL259 male plug. It is built for amateur radio, CB radio, ham transceiver and marine VHF antenna installations.

Signal behaviour over distance

The 50 ohm RG58 construction keeps loss low across the full 10 ft run. Nickel-plated connector bodies and gold-plated brass contacts maintain consistent conductivity during extended transmit sessions.

Upgrade path and fit

The cable replaces worn or mismatched jumpers between radios and antennas that use the SO239 and PL259 interface. The jump is worth it when an existing lead shows corrosion, high SWR or physical damage at the connectors.

Highlights

  • 50 ohm impedance matches radio equipment for clean signal transfer
  • Low-loss RG58 cable preserves strength over the 10 ft run
  • SO239 female to PL259 male connectors join antenna to transceiver directly
  • Nickel-plated connector bodies resist corrosion in marine or outdoor use
  • Gold-plated brass contacts maintain low-resistance connections over time

Specifications

BrandUnique Bargains
TypeHI - Antennas, Wires & Fittings

Questions about this item

Does the RG58 cable run hot or draw extra power during all-day transmission?

The 50 ohm RG58 coax is passive; it generates no heat and draws no power regardless of how long the radio operates.

What radio gear must I already have to use the SO239 female and PL259 male ends?

You need equipment with matching UHF connectors — one side accepting a PL259 male, the other a SO239 female — such as a CB, ham or marine VHF transceiver and antenna.

Will the 10 ft length and 50 ohm impedance work with my older PL259-only antenna and SO239-only radio?

Yes, the cable bridges a PL259-equipped antenna to an SO239-equipped radio while maintaining 50 ohm continuity across the full 10 ft.

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