Coaxial cable Rangeful Mini UHF male to Mini UHF female RG58 10 m 50 Ω

Rangeful Mini UHF male to Mini UHF female RG58 10 m 50 Ω coaxial cable provides a flexible RF interconnect for devices that use MUHF (Mini UHF) terminations. Built on RG58 construction and specified for 50 ohm impedance, the cable is intended for reliable transmission of radio-frequency signals between radio equipment, antennas, scanners and laboratory test setups. The 10 meter length offers extended reach while maintaining consistent impedance and shielding appropriate for many low- to mid-frequency RF applications.

Advantages

The cable combines compact Mini UHF connectors with standard RG58 dielectric and conductor geometry to balance flexibility and electrical performance. Consistent 50 Ω impedance minimizes reflections across typical VHF/UHF frequency ranges, and the 10 m length reduces the need for intermediate jumpers. The flexible jacket and braid construction allow easier routing in confined installations while preserving stable connector mating and signal continuity.

Suitable for

• Connecting portable and base radios to external antennas
• Linking RF scanners and monitoring receivers
• Test bench and measurement setups that require MUHF interconnects
• Temporary field installations and lab experiments with compact connectors

Key specifications

• Connector types: Mini UHF male to Mini UHF female
• Cable type: RG58-style coaxial construction
• Impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 10 m
• Characteristic: flexible jacket and braided shield for routing and mechanical durability

How to use

Inspect both MUHF connector threads and cable ends before installation to ensure clean, undamaged mating surfaces. Hand-tighten the Mini UHF connectors to the device and antenna terminals, avoiding overtightening which can damage small connector threads. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and kinks; maintain bend radii consistent with flexible RG58 practice to prevent degrading characteristic impedance. For temporary setups, use gentle cable ties or clips to secure runs without crushing the jacket.

Usage recommendations

For best signal integrity, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid running parallel to power cables or large sources of electromagnetic interference. Periodically check connector tightness and the jacket condition; replace the cable if you observe significant corrosion, exposed braid, or persistent signal loss. Use this 50 Ω cable with equipment specified for 50 Ω systems to maintain impedance matching.