BFKK RG8X Coaxial RF Cable 15 ft PL259 Male to Male 50 Ohm
- 15 ft (4.57 m)
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100 ft RG8X coaxial cable with UHF PL259 male connectors, 50 ohm impedance, 17 AWG pure copper conductor and double shielding for low-loss RF links up to 300 MHz
Length 100 ft.
This 100 ft RG8X coaxial cable uses a 17 AWG pure copper inner conductor with double shielding for low-loss signal transfer. It terminates in UHF PL259 male connectors on both ends and is rated for 50 ohm impedance. The design targets CB radio, ham radio, antenna analyser and SWR meter installations.
A strong, flexible PVC jacket protects the cable for indoor and outdoor routing, including Jeep Wrangler CB setups. The double shielding reduces signal leakage and interference without requiring additional grounding hardware. Nickel-plated brass connectors with gold-plated centre pins ensure reliable contact across the frequency range.
The thicker 17 AWG conductor handles continuous high-power transmission better than thinner RG58 alternatives. Double shielding maintains consistent attenuation during extended key-down periods. Connectors are specified for frequencies up to 300 MHz, supporting stable performance across long operating sessions.
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| Overall length | 100 ft (30.5 m) |
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The UHF PL259 connectors are rated for frequencies up to 300 MHz.
The cable is a passive coaxial assembly with no active components, so it produces no heat and requires no cooling.
The cable is designed for 50 Ohm RF systems, so both the radio and antenna should present a 50 Ohm impedance.
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