RG213 Coax Low Loss 50 Ohm Coaxial Cable 10 Meters 33ft Fitted PL259 Connectors

If you're looking for Excellent Coaxial cable for Amateur Radio or other radio uses, then look no further. The RG213 is, in my opinion, the best there is. I may be wrong because it's a huge world and if I say "It's the best", some one will go out of their way to prove me wrong. It is, or has to be, the best that I have found. I can't recommend the RG213 highly enough and, "Rocket Radio" is a Perfection company and, I can't recommend them Highly Enough. Nice to purchase from a customer focused company.

As always from Rocket Radio, when ever I have done business with then many times over the years, always top quality goods and fantastic after sales service if the matter ever happens.

💯 happy with the quality of this rg213

Wanting to upgrade from RG mini-8 coax used as my feed line to my 6BTV I thought I would at least give RG213 a tryout before installing M&P Hyperflex bury as a comparitive. The RG213 is certianly an upgrade from the Mini8, my S.W.R. readings are defiantly representive to the antenna and the amount of radials it has - therefore more power is being put into the antenna, rather than lost as heat/energy in the coax.Delivery was remarkbly quick and from what i can see pretty decent PL259 plugs have been used. I am looking forward to the comparision between Hyperflex and RG213, as the Hyperflex and connectors is substantially more, but without a doubt this is an upgrade from the Mini8 coax I was using.

Great for my antenna and saved me soldering, very good thick coax with a minimal loss definitely better than the RG58 I was using before would highly recommend. Connectors are also good quality and went straight on with ease.

I can solder up my own RF cables if I need to but, in fact, these pre-assembled cables from Rocket Radio cost little more, if any more, than the cost of parts. I suppose if I were making dozens of cables, there might be an economy of scale but, for the odd one or two, it's convenient to buy them ready made, and scarcely more expensive than the parts.For those who aren't familiar with coax cable types, I should point out that RG213 is a heavy, stiff cable, and hard to work with. For shortwave and CB frequencies, RG8 or similar will be a lot easier to handle, and only slightly more lossy. Still, if your application does require RG213, this one is good value.

Well made Save me a lot of hassle

Bought this to use for portable amateur radio contests, so it won't be in use all the time, but it will live in the car. It looks well made and certainly does the job. Will certainly consider buying from seller again.