PISKEKAT RG58 N Male to SMA Male Coaxial Cable 25ft 7.5m 50 Ohm
Connects SMA equipment to N-Type antennas with 25 ft RG58 coaxial cable, 50 Ohm impedance, and weatherproof nickel-brass connectors
- Connects SMA gear to N-type antennas with 25ft RG58 cable
- Low-loss 50 Ohm coaxial run keeps signal clean over distance
- Nickel and brass connectors resist corrosion for outdoor use
- Flexible RG58 construction eases routing through tight spaces
- 5 metre length suits roof-to-room or mast-to-radio links
Coaxial Cable for Antenna Links
This 25‑foot RG58 jumper cable carries a 50 Ohm signal between SMA‑equipped radios and N‑type antennas. It serves 3G, 4G, LTE, ham, ADS‑B, GPS and general RF installations. The low‑loss design keeps attenuation modest over the 7.5 metre run. Builders needing a different impedance or a shorter reach should look elsewhere.
Verify Connector Gender and Impedance
Confirm that your radio presents an SMA female port and the antenna offers an N female jack before ordering. The cable is rated at 50 Ohm, so both ends of the link must share that impedance. Outdoor runs require a clear path for the 25‑foot length; indoor‑only setups may find the cable longer than necessary.
Nickel‑Brass Connectors and Weatherproof Build
Each end uses nickel‑plated brass for corrosion resistance and reliable mating cycles. The RG58 jacket remains flexible for routing through walls or conduit while the weatherproof sealing protects the joint in roof‑mounted or mast‑mounted antennas. The construction supports repeated connect‑disconnect cycles during maintenance.
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Questions about this item
What connectors come on the cable and do I need any adapters?
The cable has an N Male connector on one end and an SMA Male connector on the other, both made of nickel and brass; no separate adapters are required for those interfaces.
Should I choose a different length or impedance for my antenna run?
This cable is 25 feet (7.5 m) long with a 50 Ohm impedance, matching the stated spec for the antenna connection described.
How much signal loss should I expect over the 25 foot run?
The RG58 cable is described as flexible and low loss at 50 Ohm, suitable for 3G, 4G, LTE, Ham, ADS-B, GPS and RF radio links to an antenna or surge arrester.
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