Coaxial cable Rangeful Mini UHF (Male) to SO239 UHF, RG58 50 Ω, 2 m

Rangeful Mini UHF (Male) to SO239 UHF coaxial cable, 2 m, is a flexible RF lead built on RG58 50 Ω coax for short connections and connector adaptation. One end features a Mini UHF (male) connector and the other end provides an SO239 UHF socket, providing a compact solution to join equipment with differing UHF interfaces. The cable assembly is intended for use where a reliable 50-ohm path is required for VHF/UHF frequencies over a short distance.

Advantages

This 2-meter RG58 coaxial cable offers balanced mechanical flexibility and controlled impedance for consistent RF performance. The Mini UHF (male) to SO239 UHF combination enables direct mating with devices that use either compact Mini UHF plugs or standard SO239 sockets without additional adapters. Its construction minimizes signal reflections and losses typical of mismatched connections when used within the intended frequency range and cable length.

Suitable for

• Connecting amateur radio transceivers to external antennas or accessories with SO239 sockets
• CB radio setups requiring a short 50 Ω jumper or adapter cable
• Linking UHF equipment in test benches, mobile installations, or temporary rigs
• Adapting between Mini UHF and SO239 UHF connector types in compact installations

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58 coaxial, 50 ohm characteristic impedance
• Length: 2 meters
• Connector A: Mini UHF male
• Connector B: SO239 UHF female (socket)
• Typical use: VHF/UHF RF signal transmission over short distance
• Construction: flexible jacket suitable for routing in confined spaces

How to use

Attach the Mini UHF (male) end to the corresponding receptor by aligning the threads or push-fit as designed, then secure the SO239 UHF socket onto the mating PL259 or male SO239 connector on the other device. Ensure connectors are clean and free of debris before mating to maintain a low-loss connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension; leave some slack to prevent strain on the connectors. For best RF performance, keep the run as short as practical and avoid running parallel to power cables or noisy electronics.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable for short interconnections and adapter needs where RG58 impedance is appropriate. Do not use it as a replacement for long feedlines to outdoor antennas at high power without verifying loss and power-handling limits. Regularly inspect connector contacts for corrosion and tighten connections to maintain reliable RF performance.