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Ultra Low Loss Cable
This low loss transmission line can be used in almost any application where handling characteristics and when improved shield and low loss is required.
Common Uses:
This cable is commonly used for CB, HAM, UHF and VHF antennas, meters and radio transmitters.
Matthew Nasholm
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
Will be buying more, Great coax and connectors
Jeff Daly
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025
You get what you pay for
Mr. Hand
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2024
I'm a ham radio operator. I use these cables for MOBILE installs. They are "just the right size" and "super flexible"... and they don't need to be LMR400 for a mobile install (not long enough to notice any drop in signal)High quality cable. Works fantastic. Never had any trouble. Easy to rout in tight spaces.I have nothing but good things to say!
R. Holland
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
All my ham radio cables, inside and out, are LMR assembled by MPD Digital for the jumpers and by me for the long outdoor runs. They do a great job. Some are sold here, but for all types and sizes of cables and various connecters, MPD has an absolutely excellent custom cable maker online.I haven't found anything better that this.
Bolt
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023
Bought this knowing there were cheaper options ( like I'd purchased before ) and by comparison, this cabling is completely different from the mass produced cheap stuff. The end terminations are all soldered and compression fit, with glue type shrink tubing to weather seal the back of the UHF connections. The cable itself is a much higher quality and lower loss than cheaper RG58-X or RG8-X. What I really found helpful is that this cable is much higher current carrying, with better shielding, while remaining very flexible. I have installed this item in my Jeep and replaced RG58-U cable connecting a HAM radio under the drivers seat, to a dual band antenna at the back of the vehicle. Prior loss was nearly 10 watts over 18 feet. With LMR240, loss was less than 2 watts for the same distance. NICE. - Bolt
Conrad
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2023
So many coax cables here are copper clad aluminum which is a poor choice. It's really well done and a quality cable for sure... The coax is the lifeline of your radio, so don't cheap out even though you figure what's the difference. It tests well when put on the meter, you won't be disappointed.
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