MPD Digital I LMR®400 Coaxial Cable IN Male to RP-SMA Male Connectors I Low Loss RF Coax I Jumper, CB, Ham Radio, Transmitters, Antenna I 50 FT

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CABLE TYPE: LMR-400 Coaxial Cable. Direct Drop-In Replacement for RG-8/9913 and other UF designated Cables of this size variant.
CONNECTOR TYPE: N Type (male) to RP-SMA (male) coax connectors. UHF/VHF WIFI up to 6 GHz. Connects access points, GPS systems, rotary antenna assemblies, WiFi hotspots, receivers, scanners, meters, wireless internet routers and radio transmitters to antennas.
PEOPLES NETWORK: Compatible with Helium and IOT hotspot antennas and devices designed for low power wide area networks (LPWANs or LoRaWAN ) from 868-869 MHz and 902-930 MHz (also known as EU868 Frequency Plan and US915 Frequency Plan). Cable assemblies used for mining cryptocurrency such as HNT, Litecoin, Bitcoin, etc.
ULTRA LOW LOSS: This low loss coaxial transmission Line can be used in almost any application where good handling characteristics, improved shielding, and low loss is required.
FLEXIBLE JACKET: flexible UV proof PVC jacket, outer diameter .405 Inches (10.3mm) nom., SRL, per MIL-C-18. Designed for 20 year outdoor or indoor applications and the outer jacket resists ultraviolet light and oxidation. Bends and handles significantly better than air-dielectric / corrugated PE hardline cables.

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Ultra Low Loss Cable is designed to transmit the maximum signal to your antennas. 3/8 inch LMR-400 cable by Times Microwave USA meets Military Specifications with silver foil and silver coated copper conductors for less signal loss in runs up to 200 feet. In this high quality cable, the dimensions and spacing of the conductors are uniform. Any abrupt change in the spacing of the two conductors along the cable tends to reflect radio frequency power back toward the source, causing a condition called standing waves, reducing the amount and quality of the transmitted power. To hold the shield at a uniform distance from the central conductor, the space between the two is filled with a dielectric designed to maintain the proper spacing between conductor and shielding to assure maximum signal transmission and lowest loss. You should allow three inches of cable to make a 90 degree turn in your runs without causing signal loss. The connectors used with the coax must also hold the correct spacing through the body of the connector to avoid signal loss. The transmission of energy in the line occurs totally through the dielectric inside the cable between the conductors. This shielded cable can be bent and moderately twisted without negative effects, and can be strapped to conductive supports without inducing signal interference.