Kensington Charge & Sync Cable Lightning/USB 11.25" 5 pack
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A 30 ft 400-series low-loss cable connects N-Male to RP-SMA-Male for RF applications
This 30 ft 400-series low loss cable carries signals between equipment using an N-Male connector on one end and an RP-SMA-Male connector on the other. The 400-series construction reduces attenuation over the full length. It suits installers who need a ready-made link for antennas or radios with those specific ports.
Buyers who require a different connector pairing or a shorter or longer run should look at other options. The fixed 30 ft length and the N-Male to RP-SMA-Male combination limit use to scenarios that match both exactly.
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The N-Male plug on this cable mates with an N-Female jack, so your antenna or radio needs an N-Female port for a direct connection.
No, the RP-SMA-Male plug has reversed polarity and will not mate with a standard SMA-Female jack; you would need an RP-SMA-Female port or an adapter.
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