RG8X Coaxial Cable 50ft (15m), CB Coax Cable, UHF PL259 Male to Male Coaxial Cable Connector for HAM Radio, Antenna Analyzer

Surprisingly good value for the money. I measured the loss of my cable and got 1.46 dB per 100 ft at 28.35 MHz. This is right in line with the RG8X loss advertised by other major coax manufacturers. The magnet did not stick so it appears to be copper cable unlike other higher loss RG8X coax I have purchased from different vendors on Amazon. The current price point ($40) for 100 ft is competitive with other vendors. I'm looking forward to hooking this up to my new end fed antenna!

Bought this for a Cb base station very nice heavy duty coax 50ft long going up two stories on my house. Anybody looking for a radio coax should buy this one great price very fast shipping

Cable looks good and testes well.Connectors are soldered (center pin) and appear to be crimped and potted in a molded-on strain relief.I appreciate that the cable is rolled in a ~8" roll not crushing the shape of the wire. Cable is tied with plastic wrap, rather than zi-ties or twist ties, so the electrical shape is not distorted in storage and shipping.Nice product!

First order to arrive of many I made to Amazon. Well pleased.

The media could not be loaded.  Very impressed with this built coax ends extremely well put together and super sealed wow 🥰Looking forward to hooking it to a 9:1 end fed dipole when it warms up this spring ..!!!DeW0IW

Too many times I hear the "Cable Snobs" and so-called experts speak on social media outlets about having to buy premium coaxial cables. Admittedly, I do not have all of the fancy monitoring devices to gauge the true gain, loss and other performance qualities...but I don't care! These cables work!It has always made me laugh that everyone will purchase high end coaxial cable only to connect to a Ham Stick or other homemade wire antenna. Now, there is nothing wrong with using those antennas. I do all the time. But my wonderful Chinese made, purchased through Amazon RG8X cables have always done the job. Especially when connected to those antennas. Works great.Frankly these cables are extremely well made. The connectors are solid with obvious solders vs. crimps and the protecting "sleeves" are solid and fitted, not heat shrink. Now, I will admit they do not flex as well as the so called "high end" cables, but again, don't care. My applications don't call for a perfect fit. Frankly I buy these "cheap" cables as I use them outdoors, and I use them hard. Guess what, they keep working. Yes, I have loops and sometimes kinks, but I have literally worked the world using these feed lines and will continue to buy them. Especially at the price points they are being offered at.All in all, get the cable and give it a try. Save yourself a little money to be used working radio, not trying to shame others through your bench tests.Any sorry for the rant, but again, these cables are great. Take advantage of the price point and use it to your advantage.P.S. And yes, I know higher performing cables SHOULD get you more contacts in less than optimum conditions, but that is fine too. The joy is in the hunt, and I can always work another day.

I recently purchased an SWR meter for my new UHF radio. Rather than make my own patch cables, I ordered these exgoofit RG8X jumper cables. 3 feet seems to be just the right length. I could not find any markings on the cables but they are the appropriate size for RG8X. The description on the Amazon page claims lower loss than standard RG8X cables but at this length loss is really not an issue. The PL259 connectors are firmly attached with a nice solder job on the center pins. The cables connected to the radio and meter solidly with no slop or binding. The bottom line is they do the job and I am quite satisfied.

These are well made jumpers. I am using them with my CB setup for my external meter. Good connectors and good construction. Good price for the pair.