Coaxial cable Rangeful RG58 FME Male to FME Female 50 Ω, 20 m

Rangeful RG58 coaxial cable with FME male to FME female terminations is a 20 m, 50 Ω RF cable designed for flexible signal routing and antenna connections. The cable assembly uses standard RG58 construction to deliver reliable low-power RF transmission and a compact FME interface to fit installations with limited space or where detachable, low-profile connectors are preferred.

Advantages

The cable provides consistent 50 ohm impedance throughout its length, minimizing reflections and preserving signal integrity for VHF and UHF frequencies commonly used in radio, telecom and testing applications. Its FME male to FME female connector pair offers a compact mating solution that is easy to connect and disconnect while occupying less space than larger RF connectors. The 20 m length allows convenient routing between devices or extending existing antenna runs without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting antennas and radio equipment in mobile and fixed installations
• Extending or routing RF connections in telecom and amateur radio setups
• Test and measurement leads for low-power signal verification
• Temporary or semi-permanent installations where compact connectors are required

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58 coaxial
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Connector 1: FME male
• Connector 2: FME female
• Length: 20 m
• Typical use: RF signal transmission and antenna connections
• Construction: flexible jacket suitable for indoor routing and short outdoor runs

How to use

Route the cable between devices ensuring gentle bends with a radius appropriate for RG58 to avoid kinking. Mate the FME male and female connectors by aligning and hand-tightening until secure; avoid over-tightening. Use the cable for low-power RF links, connecting transceivers, antennas, repeaters or test equipment. When installing outdoors, protect connectors and exposed cable sections from direct weather with appropriate sealing and mounting accessories.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, maintain the cable’s bend radius and avoid sharp stresses. Keep connections clean and dry; inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or wear. When routing near large power sources or noisy electronics, use separation or additional shielding to reduce potential interference.