Interface Cable - SMA Female to SMA Male (10m, RG58)

When you're working on GPS or RF experiments, it's really convenient to place the antenna on your roof or outside with a clear sky view while you stay indoors at your cozy desk. This 10 - meter (33 - foot) SMA extension cable is excellent at connecting your receiver or radio to a far - away antenna with minimal RF loss. Although a bit stiffer, RG58 outperforms RG174 and other cables. It has a lower loss per meter: 0.71dB/m compared to 1.44 dB/m. Whether you're transmitting and want maximum power to reach the antenna or you have a roof - mounted GNSS antenna, this cable offers a better, low - loss solution than thinner cables. Documents include a Mechanical Drawing.

Using this cable is easy. Just connect the SMA female end to your receiver or radio and the SMA male end to the antenna. When setting it up, make sure to route the cable carefully to avoid sharp bends as this can increase signal loss. Since the cable is a bit stiff, take your time to arrange it neatly. For maintenance, keep the cable clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals. If you notice any signs of damage like cuts or frays, it's best to replace the cable to ensure optimal performance.