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MOOKEERF Low Loss RG316 Coaxial Cable 50 Ohm Flexible Lightweight RF Coaxial Cable
- This rg316 cable works for any 50 Ohm RF system,including cell phone signal boosters,WiFi repeaters,CB ham radio,antenna analyzer,ect.
- It is well compatible with UHF/SMA/BNC/TNC/N/TS9 connectors.
RG316 Coaxial Cable
LOW LOSS LOW SVWR
- The loss of rg316 coaxial cable at 3Ghz signal frequency is less than 0.45dB/FT and the VSWR ≤ 1.15.It could support better signal transfer with minimum signal loss over large distances and higher frequency use.
Premium Materials
- The inner conductor of this rg316 cable is made with stranded silver-plated copper,outer conductor is made with silver-plated copper braid which can maximum protect the signal over large distance.Durable FEP jacket allows the cable exposure in outdoor harsh environments.
Great Flexibility
- Stranded center conductor made this rg316 rf coaxial cable more flexible than other normal cable.
Compatible Connector
- UHF
- SMA
- N
- BNC
- TNC
PJP
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025
Well constructed co-ax. Unlike some of the cheaply made stuff that you commonly find.The braid is closely woven, which again is not always the case.The inner being stranded is one of those things that people reasonably argue about. It's a good thing if you are making cables that will be subject to flexing, which is pretty much all the cables I ever build for ham radio use. It also makes winding the cable onto a ferrite core to construct baluns somewhat easier.Quite pleased with this cable.
SKS
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2025
The coax have pretty much the physical spec of RG316. Insulation is Teflon, inner stranded core and braid both are tinned. However the cable doesn't have any marking on it.I made a small jumper and it worked fine with no loss or SWR issue. I didn't have chance to test velocity yet. If I test I will update the results here.I generally had good luck with this brand rf products.
Robert
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2025
This coax cable is a fantastic choice for anyone into QRP radio setups. It’s really well-made and handles low-power signals well.
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