Coaxial cable Rangeful Mini UHF (MUHF) male to N male, RG58/U 50 Ω, 0.3 m

Rangeful Mini UHF (MUHF) male to N male coaxial cable, 0.3 m, uses RG58/U conductor with 50 Ω impedance to provide a short, flexible RF patch lead for equipment with MUHF and N connectors. The compact 0.3 m length is intended for tight or space-constrained installations where a full-length cable would be inconvenient. This cable is designed to maintain impedance matching for reliable signal transfer between antenna ports, test instruments and RF modules that accept MUHF and N terminations.

Advantages

The cable combines a standard RG58/U 50 Ω construction with precision MUHF and N male connectors to ensure consistent electrical performance and low reflection in the VHF/UHF frequency range where these interfaces are typically used. Its short length reduces loss and minimizes signal degradation compared with longer patch leads, while the compact connectors enable connections in cramped equipment racks and measurement setups. The cable’s flexibility allows easy routing without stressing connector joints.

Suitable for

• Connecting antennas to receivers or transceivers with MUHF and N ports
• Patching between RF test instruments and devices during laboratory measurements
• Short interconnections inside racks, enclosures or portable radio gear
• Temporary or permanent wiring where space is limited and impedance matching is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58/U coaxial
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 0.3 m
• Connector A: Mini UHF (MUHF) male
• Connector B: N male
• Typical applications: RF patch lead for VHF/UHF systems and test equipment

How to use

Verify that both devices to be connected accept MUHF and N male terminations and that impedance is compatible with 50 Ω systems. Align the MUHF and N connectors with their respective ports and push or thread them on as required by the connector designs, taking care not to cross-thread. Hand-tighten where applicable and avoid using excessive torque tools which can damage the connector bodies. Route the cable so it does not bend sharply at the connector junctions and avoid repeated flexing at the ends.

Usage recommendations

For best signal integrity, keep the cable as short as practical and avoid routing near high-power conductors or noisy electronic components. Inspect connector interfaces periodically for dirt or corrosion and clean with appropriate contact cleaner if necessary. Use the cable within its mechanical and environmental limits; avoid exposure to prolonged moisture or UV when used outdoors unless appropriately protected.