UHF coaxial cable Rangeful HF240-PL-SO-10 10 m 50 Ω with PL-259 connectors

Rangeful HF240-PL-SO-10 is a 10 metre UHF coaxial cable assembly with 50 Ω characteristic impedance and fitted with PL-259 (UHF) male connectors at both ends. The cable is manufactured for RF signal transmission and is suitable for linking transceivers, scanners, VHF/UHF equipment and antennas where a low-loss, flexible 10 m connection is required. The construction balances mechanical flexibility and electrical performance to maintain consistent impedance and minimize reflections along the feedline.

Advantages

The cable provides a standardized 50 Ω interface compatible with most amateur radio transceivers and commercial VHF/UHF devices. PL-259 connectors at both ends allow straightforward connection to SO-239 sockets without additional adapters. A 10 metre length offers convenient reach between radio equipment and external or elevated antennas. The cable design focuses on low insertion loss across VHF and UHF frequency ranges while remaining physically flexible for routing in home, mobile or temporary installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting amateur radio transceivers to external antennas
• Linking VHF/UHF scanners and receivers to antennas
• Temporary or mobile setups where a 10 m feedline is needed
• Bench testing and short-range RF measurements with 50 Ω equipment

Key specifications

• Length: 10 metres
• Impedance: 50 ohm
• Connector type: PL-259 (UHF) male on both ends
• Intended frequency range: VHF and UHF bands (typical RF use)
• Construction: coaxial core with outer shield for RF screening
• Flexibility: suitable for indoor routing and temporary outdoor use
• Signal performance: low insertion loss for short to medium runs

How to use

Connect the PL-259 male connectors to matching SO-239 sockets on your transceiver, scanner or antenna feedpoint. Ensure connectors are tightened securely by hand and, if required, use a suitable wrench to avoid over-tightening that could damage the connector body. Route the cable to minimize sharp bends and avoid running in parallel with mains power cables to reduce potential interference. For outdoor runs, protect exposed connectors and cable junctions from prolonged moisture exposure using appropriate weatherproofing.

Usage recommendations

For best RF performance, keep cable runs as short as practical and use correct impedance matching at antenna and transceiver connections. Check connector integrity periodically and replace or repair damaged sections to maintain low-loss transmission. When used outdoors, apply proper sealing at connectors and consider securing the cable with non-abrasive clips to prevent mechanical stress.