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8.5 Foot Low Loss Cable (RG58 Equivalent) SMA/Male Connector & SMA/Female Connector - Black -

8.5 Foot Low Loss Cable (RG58 Equivalent) SMA/Male Connector & SMA/Female Connector - Black

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Item Number: 23264
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This 8.5' RG58 equivalent cable has an SMA Male connector on one side and a SMA Female connector on the other.

This cable is typically used as an extension cable for cellular or GPS antennas using cables terminated in SMA Male.

Specifications:

  • Cable length: 8.5'
  • Connectors: SMA/Male & SMA/Female
  • Impedence: 50ohms
  • Cable diameter: 3/16"

Signal Loss:

The amount of signal attenuation you'll see depends on which frequency you're using. This cable averages approximately 2.1dB of signal loss.

Attenuation for each frequency is below:

  • 700mhz: 1.7dB
  • 800mhz: 1.8dB
  • 1700mhz: 2.3dB
  • 1900mhz: 2.7dB
  • 2100mhz: 2.9dB
  • 2400mhz: 3.5dB
  • 2500mhz: 3.6dB

Approximately .5dbm is lost at each connection between 2 cables

NOTE: To prevent excessive signal loss, this cable should NOT be daisy chained with other cables! It is always better to use one longer piece of cable than to screw two shorter cables together.



Specifications:

Country of Origin United States
Impedance Ω (Input/Output) 50
Cable Length (ft) 8.5
Cable Length (in) 0.19
Cable Series RG58/Equivalent
Cable Connector 1 SMA Male
Cable Connector 2 SMA Female
Attenuation by Frequency and Signal Loss (dB) 700mHz and 1.7 dB
800mHz and 1.8 dB
1700mHz and 2.3 dB
1900mHz and 2.7 dB
2100mHz and 2.9 dB
2400mHz and 3.5 dB
2500mHz and 3.6 dB

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