TNC Male to TNC Male Coax Cable 6FT, 50 Ohm RG58 Coaxial Cable with TNC Connectors for GPS Navigation Antenna,RTK Surveying Antenna,Wireless mic System

These were purchase in conjunction with a TNC attenna bar to move the antennas from the rear of the GTD Audio G767 Wireless Microphone boxes, to a position where they can better pick up the microphone signal. The new position allows a clearer path between the transmitter and receiver. So far, it's working.

Works great for GPS receivers and an amazing price!!

Like most of the other RF parts I've tried from MOOKEERF it is nothing super fancy but it's very adequate for the price. It does what I needed from it!

I teach electronics at a community college, and use this cable for demonstrating UHF antennas. After much handling and abuse, it still works perfectly. Good SWR, solid terminations to quality connectors, no excessive loss... It's a good cable!

Ordered 2 of these for a on-site job and one of them came with no connectors on the ends, just bare cable. Luckily, our customer was able to find the right connectors locally and we were able to install them and finish the job. But it was still a major inconvenience and could have been a major setback for the whole project.

I am always needing lengths of coax for antenna runs especially as I experiment with different antennas and hardware. I usually use RG58 because it is 50 Ohm cable and readily available for a decent price. This cable has TNC connectors. Both appear to be good quality connectors and are attached professionally. If that setup doesn’t work for your application, you can always replace them with other options. I am using this between a dual band radio and a dual band omnidirectional antenna. It’s mounted securely with zip ties all along the way. I am only sending about 100 watts through. So far, no issues that I can identify. I didn’t hook up my SWR meter to it, but reception from friends was reported to be as well as any other cable I’ve used. 5-9s all the way around. I tried to torture the cables at the plugs to see if I could find any faults. There is a decent amount of stress relief and I couldn’t do anything to cause any signal loss. Time will tell how UV affects the portion of the line that is exposed to weather. So far so good. As with all kinds of cable, there are lots of options so make sure to check specs against the price and pick the best combination for you. 73

Works, connects and works like it’s supposed to

I ordered the MOOKEERF TNC Male to TNC Male Coax Cable 35FT, 50 Ohm RG58 Coaxial Cable as I am always tinkering with electronic projects around the house and I liked the idea of the SWR being fairly low, even in the longer lengths. I have not employed the cable yet as erecting any antenna in my neighboohood must be subtle because of HOA ordinances, and, the weather has been miserable for a while now. However, the cable's physical appearance tends to provide confidence that it is capable of performing as required. Especially, since the core is solid copper and not some variation of copper with some other metal. Looking forward to getting it into service.