rfc400 cables with uhf connectors

RFC400 is a type of coaxial cable that is designed for high-frequency applications, including radio communication, broadcast, and wireless networking. It has a solid copper core surrounded by a foam dielectric and a braided copper shield, which provides excellent shielding against interference and signal loss.

A patch cable made with RFC400 and UHF connectors is a type of cable that is commonly used to connect two pieces of radio equipment, such as an antenna and a radio transceiver. UHF connectors are a type of coaxial RF connector that have a threaded coupling mechanism and a 50 ohm impedance, which is compatible with RFC400 cable.

The cable consists of a length of RFC400 cable with UHF connectors attached to each end. The UHF connectors are crimped or soldered onto the cable, providing a secure and reliable connection that can withstand repeated use and environmental conditions.

RFC400 with UHF connectors patch cables are available in a variety of lengths, typically ranging from a few inches to several feet, depending on the application. They are commonly used in radio communication systems, including amateur radio, CB radio, and two-way radio systems, as well as in wireless networking applications.

RFC400 with UHF connectors patch cables are a high-quality and durable solution for connecting radio equipment and transmitting signals over long distances. They are designed to provide excellent signal integrity and low loss, even in challenging environments, and are a popular choice among radio enthusiasts and professionals alike.

RFC400 Cable Assembly 400 UHF M-M Choose Length 1ft. up to 150ft.