Coaxial cable Rangeful RG58/U N male to N male 50 Ω, 10 m

Rangeful RG58/U coaxial cable, 10 meters long with N male to N male connectors and 50 Ω characteristic impedance, is intended for RF signal connections where a compact, flexible coaxial link is required. The cable uses an RG58/U construction suitable for VHF and UHF frequency ranges and for short coax runs between radio equipment, antennas and test instruments. The 10 m length provides reach for indoor installations and field setups while keeping signal loss within typical limits for RG58/U at these distances.

Advantages

The cable combines standard RG58/U impedance and flexibility with durable N male connectors on both ends, allowing secure threaded coupling to compatible N-female equipment. Its 50 Ω impedance ensures proper matching for most amateur radio, test and RF applications. The 10 m length balances convenience and manageable attenuation for VHF/UHF use, and the construction supports repeated handling and connection cycles without significant degradation of the electrical interface.

Suitable for

• Amateur radio transceivers and antenna feeds
• VHF and UHF test instruments and laboratory setups
• Temporary field installations and portable stations
• Short coax runs between equipment racks and patch panels

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58/U coaxial
• Connector type: N male to N male (threaded)
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 10 m
• Frequency suitability: VHF and UHF ranges (typical for RG58/U)
• Construction: flexible coaxial with center conductor, dielectric, shielding and jacket

How to use

Inspect both N male connectors and the mating equipment’s N female ports for cleanliness and secure threads before connection. Align threads and hand-tighten each connector until finger-tight; if needed, use a suitable torque wrench or spanner to the manufacturer’s recommended torque to avoid over-tightening. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and places where compression or repeated flexing may damage the jacket. For test and measurement tasks, keep the cable as short as practical to minimise insertion loss and reflections. After use, detach by unscrewing the N connectors and store the cable coiled without tight kinks.

Usage recommendations

For lowest insertion loss and best RF performance, avoid placing the cable near large metal edges or power cables and keep bend radius no smaller than the cable manufacturer’s suggested minimum. Use appropriate connector torque and periodic visual inspection for corrosion or wear when used outdoors or in humid environments.