30 foot PL-259 Male MILSPEC RG-213 coaxial cable for Ham and CB Radio Transmission Antenna Line GMRS repeater and base M17/163A RG-213/U Coaxial Cable all Ham and CB Transmitters and antennas

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Product Feature

• MILSPEC RG-213u Coaxial Cable exceeding all US, NATO and IDF MIL-C-17 Standards - NOT Made in China
• 30 feet of Coaxial cable 50 Ohm for lowest loss in a frequency operating range up to 400 MHz
• Outer Jacket Material: Flexible UV Proof FR-PVC, Outer Diameter: .400 (10.3mm) nom., SRL: per MIL-C-17/74
• Velocity of Propagation: 66 % nom. / Dielectric Strength:10000 V minute / Corona extinction: 5 kV / Voltage Rating:3700 V Max. / Operating Temperature: +70 � C - Min. Operating Temperature: -20 � C
• Assembled by MPD Digital - a DoD Supplier - in our GA Facility using MILSPEC Components

Product Description

100% US MADE COAXIAL CABLE - Consolidated Electronic Wire & Cable is a full-line source for standard and custom wire, cable, cordset and interconnection products. A pioneer in the field, Consolidated has been serving the need of industry for more than 90 years. All of Consolidated's products are designed and fabricated to the exacting physical and electrical standards of today's original equipment manufacturers. Continuous in-process inspections, full laboratory verifications of product specifications and rigid life testing of finished products are all routine. Consolidated's products also meet all applicable UL, c(UL), NEC, OSHA and CSA requirements. Consolidated Electronic Wire & Cable has been a "customer-driven company" long before the phrase became fashionable. Be it meeting delivery or special packaging demands, providing specialized support or just responding quickly to calls. Staying abreast with the latest technologies helps to provide input to fine-tune company operations and current market trends. Because Consolidated is much smaller than some of its big corporation competitors, it can be more flexible to the concerns of customers. That has proven to be a vital difference!

30 foot PL-259 Male MILSPEC RG-213 coaxial cable for Ham and CB Radio Transmission Antenna Line GMRS repeater and base M17/163A RG-213/U Coaxial Cable all Ham and CB Transmitters and antennas Review

Coaxial cable is one thing that is neglected on two-way radios. Often people "cheap out" on the cable, and then blame the antenna or the radio itself for mediocre performance. Generally speaking, the thicker that coax is, the less loss you will see. Thin, highly flexible cable might be necessary for car installations, but you have to realise that a significant amount of your signal is being lost, and that noise is entering.

For VHF/UHF use, such as your Baofeng or Puxing hand-held ham radios, this is even more important. The cable losses increase as the frequency increases. Anything less than RG-8 or RG-8X cable is like a piece of wet string; it will "work", but not well.

RG-213 coax is your best choice for base or marine use. Beyond that, better quality cables get really expensive and really stiff. RG-213 is *still* fairly stiff, and you will probably want a short piece of RG-8X to connect from the radio to the RG-213 to minimise strain on the antenna jack. This will also keep the RG-213 from being flexed, which it does not like.

The cable comes in a coil, and you will need to unwind it and lay it out straight for a day or so before using it. If you don't, the wires inside will break and you will throw away your money. Unwind it carefully, and don't bend it back and forth. It's not going to get more flexible by doing that. When you install it, avoid tight turns or use short lengths of RG-8X for those cases. For this reason, you may want to get two *shorter* lengths of RG-213 and a few UHF female/female barrel connectors for the RG-8X coaxial cable.

If you are having interference issues with neighbours (e.g, their televisions or phones) better coaxial cable is your best first move to remedy the problem. Better RF grounding, while being the obvious remedy, is not always feasible.

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