Coaxial cable Rangeful RG58 PL259–PL259 50 Ω, 15 m

Coaxial cable Rangeful RG58 with PL259–PL259 connectors, 50 Ω impedance and 15 m length. This cable is built on a standard RG58 construction with a flexible dielectric and braided shielding, terminated with PL259 (UHF) male connectors on both ends. It is intended for RF signal transmission in amateur radio, CB and other two-way radio systems where a 50 Ω connection is required for antennas, transceivers, patching or extension runs.

Advantages

The cable combines common RG58 electrical characteristics with flexible mechanical properties suitable for indoor and light outdoor routing. The braided shield provides adequate protection against EMI in typical hobby and mobile environments, while the PL259 connectors ensure a secure threaded connection with compatible SO‑239 sockets. Its 15 m length allows longer runs without intermediate connectors and reduces the need for additional joiners.

Suitable for

• Connecting amateur radio transceivers to antennas or external tuners
• CB radio installations and mobile-to-base patching
• Temporary or permanent extension runs in home or field setups
• Interconnecting equipment with SO‑239/PL259 interfaces

Key specifications

• Impedance: 50 Ω
• Cable type: RG58 coaxial
• Connector type: PL259 (male) on both ends
• Length: 15 m
• Shielding: braided shield (single layer)
• Typical use frequency range: VHF to lower UHF bands (dependent on system and loss tolerance)
• Construction: flexible dielectric for easy routing

How to use

Route the cable between transceiver and antenna or between radio equipment ensuring connectors are clean and undamaged. Screw the PL259 connectors onto corresponding SO‑239 sockets by hand until snug; avoid over‑tightening to prevent damage to the connector threads. Keep bends gentle with a radius no smaller than the cable diameter multiple to avoid kinking. For outdoor runs, protect exposed connectors from moisture using suitable weatherproofing materials and secure the cable to prevent strain on the connectors.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, minimize total cable length where possible and avoid coiling excess cable tightly. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion and replace or re‑terminate the cable if shielding or connector integrity is compromised. When operating at higher frequencies or where low loss is critical, consider using lower‑loss coax types; this RG58 cable is appropriate for typical VHF and CB applications where flexibility and standard 50 Ω matching are required.