Coaxial cable Rangeful FME Male to FME Male RG58/U 50 Ω, 7 m

Shielded coaxial cable Rangeful FME Male to FME Male RG58/U 50 Ω, 7 m is a flexible RF cable designed for reliable transmission of radio frequency signals. With FME male connectors on both ends and standard RG58/U construction, this 7-metre cable supports 50 ohm systems commonly used in antenna connections, radio equipment and network test setups. The cable’s shielding and impedance matching help maintain signal integrity over short to medium runs in indoor and protected outdoor environments.

Advantages

The cable combines flexible RG58/U dielectric and braid shielding to reduce interference and minimise signal loss across its length. FME male connectors provide compact, threaded connections suitable for many external antennas and small radio devices, allowing easy installation without extensive space requirements. At 7 metres length the cable gives a practical balance between reach and attenuation for typical antenna positioning and equipment placement scenarios.

Suitable for

• Antenna extension for vehicle and fixed installations
• Connecting radio transceivers, scanners and handheld base units to external antennas
• Laboratory and test setups requiring 50 Ω cabling
• Short to medium length RF signal routing in indoor and sheltered outdoor environments

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58/U coaxial
• Connector type: FME male — both ends
• Impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 7 m
• Shielding: braided shield with foil (typical RG58/U construction)
• Core conductor: stranded copper (standard for RG58/U)
• Operating use: indoor and sheltered outdoor applications

How to use

Ensure both the device and the antenna accept FME male connectors or use compatible adapters if necessary. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and places where it could be crushed; maintain a bend radius appropriate for RG58/U to prevent conductor deformation. Screw the FME male connectors securely to the mating female fittings by hand, then tighten gently with a suitable tool if recommended by the mating connector’s manufacturer. Check connections for firm contact and verify the system’s RF performance with a signal meter or SWR meter where applicable.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance keep the cable run as short as practical to reduce attenuation. Where exposure to weather is expected, protect connector interfaces with appropriate sealing tape or weather boots and avoid prolonged direct UV exposure. If used in high-power or critical RF links, verify insertion loss and SWR across the intended frequency range prior to permanent installation.