RG8X BNC Male to BNC Male Coaxial Cable 2FT 2PCS 50 ohm Ultra Low Loss for Antenna, RF Radio, Modem, Oscilloscope, Spectrum, Analyzer, Signal Generator

I found myself needing a high quality 50 Ohm coax some time ago and after some research I decided that the very low loss LMR400 cable fitted the bill. I found a place to custom order a ten foot length from, but with shipping and taxes cost over $70.Now a couple months later I again needed a similar cable. In retrospect the LMR cable was probably way more than I actually needed (to carry a 10MHz clock signal over a distance of only ten feet), so I got this cable here. True it has more dB loss per 100 feet than the LMR, but I am only using 8 feet, so the differences are theoretical and not practical.What can I say about this....it works, it looks very well built and is very affordable.

These are quality 50 Ohm antenna cables. I almost didn’t buy them because of all the reviews saying they are “too stiff.”I purchased 2 35 ft cables.They come fairly tightly coiled so I spent 10-15 minutes each spinning and twisting the memory loops out of them and stretched out in straight line to make an accurate measurement. They were both 35ft. I re-wrapped/un-wrapped them to a larger coil size a couple times to help break them in. I found them to be quite manageable after that point and they worked well in my 1st wireless audio setup with them. For the price, the little extra work on my part was worth it, IMO.I learned the cable break-in process a couple years back when I ran Cat6 cabling for my security camera system.

The cables are much thicker than other BNC coax cables I have bought in the past. These work great on my Sennheiser Wireless receivers.

As expected out of the package.

Works great on my SHURE UA874A antenna.

I use this for my Piezo Pulse Sensor and PicoScope for diagnosing vehicle faults - It works better than I thought and has good clarity with no signal noise. Good length too. If only it were more flexible. It's not a big deal but flexibility for mobility would make this even better.

These cables end up being a little more lossy than they're supposed to be. Which kind of sucks but they are awfully cheap. I'm going to have to find something from a more traditional source for my antenna feed.

Overall the quality seems good, but this is not one of the more flexible varieties of RG8X coax. I bought this specifical for portable operation where I like a flexible coax cable. This cable is a bit stiffer than I would like and it has a bit of memory.I suspect it has a foam dialectric with a foil and braid shield. It doesn't seem as stiff as a teflon diaelectric. It could be nylon, but it seems to be a bit to flexible for nylon.Everything looks "factory" made. Molded strain relief on ends, etc.As long as it works, I will use it. In 2-3yrs I could give a better review.

Lamentablemente las características no se adaptaron a mi dispositivo, pero los materiales se ven que son de excelente calidad y soportan exteriores sin problemas