Coaxial cable Rangeful Mini UHF (Male) to N (Male) RG58 50Ω 5 m

Rangeful Mini UHF (Male) to N (Male) RG58 50Ω 5 m is a coaxial patch cable intended for RF signal connections requiring a 50 Ω impedance. The cable uses RG58 construction and terminates in a Mini UHF (also known as M‑UHF) male connector on one end and an N‑type male connector on the other, delivering a compact, flexible link suitable for short runs between radio equipment, antennas and test instruments.

Advantages

This cable provides a consistent 50 Ω transmission path with low loss for short distances thanks to RG58 geometry. The combination of a compact Mini UHF male connector and a durable N male connector offers compatibility with a variety of transceivers, antenna adapters and laboratory equipment. At 5 m length the cable balances reach and manageability while remaining flexible for routing in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Amateur radio transceivers and handhelds requiring M‑UHF to N connection
• Short antenna extensions and feedline sections in portable setups
• RF test benches and measurement equipment with N‑type inputs
• Temporary or mobile installations where a flexible 50 Ω link is needed

Key specifications

• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Cable type: RG58 coaxial construction
• Connector A: Mini UHF (male)
• Connector B: N‑type (male)
• Length: 5 m
• Typical application: RF signal transmission for VHF/UHF frequency ranges
• Flexibility: designed for routing in short runs and portable deployments

How to use

Connect the Mini UHF male end to the device or adapter using the matching M‑UHF female socket and tighten the coupling to ensure firm mechanical contact. Attach the N male end to equipment with an N‑type female connector, aligning threads and tightening to secure the connection without over‑torquing. Route the cable to minimize sharp bends and avoid crushing; maintain gentle bend radii consistent with RG58 construction. For measurement tasks, keep cable length and connector integrity consistent to reduce variability in test results.

Usage recommendations

Inspect connectors for cleanliness and damage before use. For best RF performance, avoid unnecessary adapters and maintain short, direct runs where possible. Store the cable coiled without tight loops to preserve dielectric and shielding; replace the cable if connectors become loose or the outer jacket is damaged.