Coaxial cable Rangeful Mini UHF (Male) to SO239 UHF, RG58 50 Ω, 7 m

This Rangeful coaxial cable connects a Mini UHF (Male) plug to an SO239 UHF socket using RG58 50 Ω cable with a length of 7 m. It is designed for radio and RF applications where a reliable 50-ohm connection between equipment with Mini UHF and SO239 interfaces is required. The cable assembly provides a flexible link for field setups, base stations, antenna extensions and temporary installations that need a compact UHF connection and standard impedance matching.

Advantages

The RG58 construction offers consistent 50-ohm impedance for effective signal transfer in VHF/UHF ranges. The Mini UHF (Male) to SO239 UHF socket termination provides compatibility between devices with different UHF connector types without additional adapters. At 7 m length the cable gives sufficient reach for many outdoor and indoor antenna positioning tasks while remaining manageable and easy to route. The flexible outer jacket simplifies handling in constrained spaces and during temporary installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting handheld radios or transceivers with Mini UHF (Male) to base stations or antenna feeds with SO239 sockets
• Temporary antenna extensions and field setups for VHF/UHF communication
• Laboratory or workshop equipment testing where a short, reliable 50 Ω link is needed
• Portable radio stations and emergency communication deployments

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58 coaxial
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Connector A: Mini UHF (Male)
• Connector B: SO239 UHF (socket)
• Length: 7 m
• Typical frequency range: suitable for VHF/UHF radio applications
• Outer jacket: flexible PVC (typical for field use)

How to use

Inspect connectors and cable for visible damage before use. Connect the Mini UHF (Male) end to the corresponding Mini UHF female socket on the transceiver or handheld radio, ensuring a firm threaded engagement without over-tightening. Attach the SO239 UHF socket end to the mate on the antenna feedline or base station equipment, aligning threads and securing by hand until snug. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, crushing, or contact with hot surfaces. For outdoor deployments, secure the cable with appropriate clamps or ties and protect connections from prolonged exposure to moisture with suitable weatherproofing if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep overall cable runs as short as practical and avoid coiling the cable tightly. Maintain good mechanical strain relief at both connectors and use weatherproofing for outdoor connections. If used in high-power transmit applications, monitor connector tightness and check for heating; replace the assembly if any degradation in signal or physical damage appears.