MOOKEERF CB Coax Cable 200FT – RG58 PL259 UHF Male to UHF Male

Overview

Meet MOOKEERF CB Coax Cable 200FT, a reliable jumper designed for longer runs between antennas, analyzers, and radios. Built around an RG58 core, this coax offers a flexible yet sturdy profile that can be routed through tight spaces without kinking.

The braided shield is made from high density tinned copper, aiming to protect the signal over long distances. At 450 MHz, the measured loss sits around 0.66 dB and the SWR is ≤ 1.15, offering a practical balance between loss and impedance match for common CB and HAM radio experiments.

Connector protection and longevity

Connections are safeguarded by a 2.2 inch heat shrink tube with lined adhesive, forming a waterproof seal that helps prevent the connector from pulling apart during handling or movement.

Durability and build quality

The outer shell is copper nickel plated for improved oxidation resistance and corrosion protection. The inner conductor is solid copper, paired with an outer shield of aluminum foil and tinned copper braid. This layered construction minimizes static and stray interference and remains flexible enough for everyday use.

Versatility in use

Widely compatible with CB radios, HAM radios, marine VHF setups, antenna meters, SWR testers, and walkie talkies, this 200 ft jumper offers a practical option for home stations, workshop test bays, and field deployments.

Key benefits

• Low loss over long runs helps preserve signal strength across CB and HAM frequencies
• Durable construction with a corrosion resistant shell and flexible jacket
• Waterproof, secure heat shrink connections reduce pull out risk
• Shielded design minimizes static and interference during testing

Technical highlights

• Length: 200 feet
• Conductor: solid copper
• Shield: aluminum foil + tinned copper braid
• Connectors: UHF male to UHF male
• SWR: ≤ 1.15 at 450 MHz; Loss: ~0.66 dB at 450 MHz

Usage tips

Plan runs to minimize excess length, route away from sharp edges, and route through protected channels when possible. For best results, ensure all connections are clean and dry before testing with a meter.