GEMEK 10ft SMA Male to SMA Female Pure Copper Cable, Low Loss S-MR240 Extension Coaxial - Antenna Lead Extender for 3G 4G 5G 6G LTE ADS-B Ham GPS WiFi RF Radio Use (50 Ohm Not for TV)

The cable received worked great for about four months.My SRD receiver had signals 35-40 dBFS, then dropped to 20dBFS.Trouble shooting and from past cable problems this cable is NOT for for outdoors.The shielding made of aluminum was all corroded, as was the end connection.The center conductor is copper plated aluminum but in good condition.Reports from other posts users mentioned all copper, this was not the cable I received.

As some reviewers have mentioned it is a fairly stiff coax. The center conductor of LMR is solid and thicker than most common coax cables. This is good electrically but not always the most convenient to work with. Its best for a fixed installation especially if you have a long distance between your transceiver and antenna.

I've had this cable for a few months now in an ADS-B reciever and I've put it through its paces, it's been uncoiled and recoiled and moved and reused many times, as well as exposed to rain and freezing temperatures, and it hasn't shown any signs of wear or degradation. Has about 1 - 2 dB of loss at 1.1 GHz, the frequency I'm using it at.

Worked perfectly for extending my existing cable line so I could relocate my WiFi router.

I bought this to connect an antenna in my attic to my SDRplay RSPdx. It replaced an RG-59U cable with F connectors and adapters. It I saw a significant improvement with this cable over my cheap extension. The cable is stiffer than I expected and feels like a very good quality cable. IMHO it is definitely worth the money.

Added to move rv rear vue camera antenna closer to truck, no signal. I shouldn't have to trouble a cable,Update :did trouble shoot problem in another component,

I needed an extension for a satellite antenna and this fit the bill perfectly. Works fine, delivered promptly and well made.

Broke within a week of just patrol. I weaved the wire through my plate carrier from the radio to the antenna and in one week of just patrol it broke. I was sending traffic and no one would respond. I though something happened. I just couldn't imagine that the wire broke.There was no signal loss though, it functioned perfect for that one week. I returned it. If I knew it wouldn't brake again I would order another one.2 stars, only because I could recommend this to someone that is planning to have the wire stationary and not on them.

I live in an area where mobile the signals are not good. I used this to connect my 4g lte router to an external aerial. I already had an extension cable, that I purchased from eBay, linking the aerial to the router but my data speed was very slow. Having read up in many forums about the reasons for poor speed I decided to change the lead for a more expensive one. This actually increased my data speed two fold. Goes to prove you get what you pay for.

I needed to be able to move an external 4g/5g aerial to get a better signal. Tested first by having the aerial in a fixed spot and checking the signal with and without the extension cables to confirm the loss was low enough to be useful - fraction of a dB.This combined with being able to move the aerial to a higher position has greatly improved my signal. Not a cheap cable, but very happy with the result.

Pricy for what it is. However, it’s a very good product that I used to extend my MIMO cables by 3mt from a outside Poynting aerial to my TP-Link router with no noticeable cable signal loss.The old maxim of you get what you pay for is in this case true. Very pleased.

Its a good cable. The length is just optimal and the loose is really minimal so I can enjoy my device frm the other side of the room too.

I used this to connect an external aerial to an indoor router. the cable was fine for this job.