YOTENKO CB Antenna Cable 10ft - RG58 50 Ohm Coax, PL259 Male-to-Male + 2 SO239 Adapters

Overview

The YOTENKO CB Antenna Cable 10ft delivers a robust, ready-to-use RF path for CB and HAM radio setups. Built on a 50 ohm RG58 coax, it features PL259 male-to-male ends and two SO239 adapters, combining reliable signal transmission with durable construction for home, mobile, and field use.

Key design features

• Enhanced durability with extended heat shrink at both ends, helping keep connections secure when the cable bends or is pulled.
• Low signal loss and strong shielding from a bare copper core, tinned copper braid, PE insulation, aluminum foil, and a PVC jacket; VSWR ≤ 2 supports stable performance across conditions.
• Durable SO239 connectors, including two female-to-female adapters that passed a 48-hour salt spray test, with PTFE insulation to minimize signal loss.
• Weather-ready design suitable for a range of environments, from hobby benches to field deployments, with operation spanning typical amateur radio bands.

Versatile applications

• Ideal for CB radio, amateur radio, SWR meters, antennas, tuners, switches, receivers, and RF signal testing equipment.
• Works as a reliable jumper or extension for setup in vehicles, marine environments, or static installations; compatible with various transceivers and antenna systems.

Build quality and materials

The outer shell uses nickel-plated copper, with a brass gold-plated inner needle and TEFLON insulation, all wrapped in a durable PVC jacket. This combination provides a solid, professional feel and a dependable signal path while remaining flexible enough for routing in tight spaces.

What’s included

• 10 ft RG58 coax cable with PL259 male-to-male connectors.
• Two SO239 female-to-female adapters for immediate antenna extension capabilities.

Why choose YOTENKO

This cable emphasizes practical, user-focused design: durable end-terminals, solid shielding, and a construction that stands up to frequent handling and outdoor use. It offers a dependable option for assembling or expanding a radio setup without overpromising outcomes; outcomes may vary with installation and equipment used.