MOOKEERF RG316 CB Coax Cable – 12FT UHF PL259 Male to Male, 50 Ohm for HAM Radio & CB Antennas

Overview

The MOOKEERF RG316 CB Coax Cable is a 12 ft, 50 ohm link designed to connect antennas, analyzers, meters, and radios with reliable performance. Built for active outdoor use, this cable blends flexibility with rugged materials to support everyday radio setups.

Why choose MOOKEERF RG316

Designed for signal integrity and environmental resilience, the cable uses RG316 construction with a silver-plated copper inner conductor and a silver-plated shielding braid. The jacket is a waterproof FEP, enabling outdoor exposure without compromising performance.

Key features

• 50 ohm impedance for standard radio links
• Flexible RG316 material resists moisture and corrosion
• Silver-plated copper inner conductor and shielding braid maximize signal protection
• Waterproof, flexible FEP jacket suitable for outdoor environments
• Upgraded 2.2" heat shrink joint provides stronger connector protection
• Broad applicability to CB, HAM, VHF radio, antenna analyzers, tuners, dummy loads, SWR meters, and more

Durability and build quality

Composite materials combine high-grade conductors with a rugged jacket to withstand routine outdoor use, weather exposure, and everyday handling. The longer heat shrink at the connector helps deter accidental detachment during setup and transport.

Ideal uses

• CB radio installations and antenna runs
• VHF/HAM radio setups and experiments
• Connections to antenna analyzers, tuners, and SWR meters
• Monitor and dummy load configurations for testing and troubleshooting

Technical snapshot

• Impedance: 50 ohm
• Cable type: RG316
• Conductor: silver-plated copper
• Outer shield: silver-plated braid
• Jacket: waterproof FEP
• Connector protection: 2.2" heat shrink joint
• Length: 12 ft
• Connectors: UHF PL-259 male to PL-259 male

How it supports your setup

Whether you are building a portable ham station, testing a new antenna, or connecting to a testing device, this coax offers a balance of flexibility, durability, and signal integrity. It presents a practical option for hobbyists and field technicians alike, without promising specific outcomes.