Coaxial cable Rangeful RG58 TNC male to TNC female 50 Ω, 10 m

Rangeful RG58 TNC male to TNC female 50 Ω coaxial cable, 10 m, is a flexible RF cable designed for reliable signal transmission in radio, antenna, and test equipment setups. The cable uses RG58 construction with consistent 50 ohm impedance and TNC connectors at each end — a male plug and a female jack — suitable for devices and instruments that accept TNC interfaces. The 10 m length provides a practical reach for short to medium runs while maintaining shielding and signal integrity for many RF applications.

Advantages

The cable offers stable 50 Ω impedance and secure bayonet-style TNC connections that resist loosening under vibration. RG58 flexible construction allows easy routing through equipment racks and conduits without compromising shielding performance. The combination of reliable shielding and standard TNC terminations makes this cable compatible with a wide range of transceivers, antennas, and laboratory instruments where predictable RF performance is required.

Suitable for

• Connecting antennas to routers, transceivers, or RF modules with TNC interfaces
• Laboratory and test-bench interconnections between instruments and measurement devices
• Temporary or permanent links in radio systems and amateur radio setups
• Field equipment where a flexible 10 m RF connection is needed

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58 coaxial
• Connector A: TNC male
• Connector B: TNC female
• Impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 10 m
• Construction: flexible jacket with braided shielding

How to use

Inspect connectors and cable for visible damage before use. Align the TNC male plug with the TNC female jack and engage the bayonet coupling; rotate until the connector seats securely. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends or kinks; maintain a bend radius suitable for RG58 to preserve impedance and shielding. Use the cable to link antennas, transceivers, or test equipment requiring TNC terminations. When disconnecting, grip the connector body and uncouple the bayonet fitting without pulling on the cable jacket.

Usage recommendations

For best RF performance, avoid excessive bending and keep the cable away from strong EMI sources. Periodically check connectors for corrosion and clean contacts with appropriate non-conductive cleaning agents if necessary. Use appropriate strain relief at connection points when installed in permanent setups.