MPD Digital I LMR®400 Coaxial Cable I N Male to N Male Connectors I Low Loss RF Coax I Jumper, CB, Ham Radio, Transmitters, Antenna I 25 FT

Pricey but good quality. Overkill for many applications that some folks think they need it for, but necessary for other use cases. You might need thicker stuff like this if: * you want to work with relatively higher frequencies, say above 145MHz. Though 440MHz is still fine so long as your cable length isn't too bad. * have a longer run of cable, say over 50 ft. * plan to use significantly higher transmit power, like if you plan to use a high power external amplifier. *** DO BEWARE OF SIMILAR SOUNDING ALTERNATIVES! If you see other "something such" 400 that is implied to be of the same class as this, understand that it may not be. Especially of considerably cheaper. You might find the shielding is less dense, or instead of high quality copper you end up with copper clad aluminum etc.

Just as described. No complaints

This is a great cable. You can't beat LMR for low loss vs cost. I've been testing all types of antennas and cable combinations to extend LTE from a remote area with a weak signal to an even more remote area using Wilson yagis with a ZTE MF279 coupled with Mikrotik SXTsq wireless bridges. Using this LMR400 instead of RG58 for the yagi-to-LTE router link caused a gain of -11 dBi. Don't scrimp on your cable if you need to squeeze out every bit of efficiency.

Reason I got this was for a cell booster. Made a world of difference compared to the RG6 cable I had. Download speeds on 3g went from 1mbps to 3mbps and my uploads went from 0.5mbps to 1mbps. Cell tower is 32km away from us over 4 hills. Well worth getting quality cable! Cable itself is pretty rigid and tough. Had to get an adapter to go from the antenna to the cable and from the booster to the cable. Worked fine without issues.

These are the real deal. Buy with confidence, I had never used these and all I can say is the quality is very high and these cables work really well. I'm using this cable, and a 35' version of the same to feed a Diamond x300na on my roof. My SWR for VHF is right about 1.2:1 and about 1.3:1 for UHF. I have a lightening protector in between these using #6 wire to my grounding rods.

Excellent quality cable and connectors. I used this for an ADS-B antenna and performance is right where it should be for the cable length. The connectors are solidly installed and the shrink tubing over the connectors and cable ends provide a solid physical connection. Still, one should also anchor the cable and not let it hang to prevent any possible separation. Very happy with this purchase and I plan to replace some RG-8 cables with this since the performance will be better at UHF frequencies with the LMR400.

This is QUALITY COAX with N Male Connectors.... I am using these large size jumpers to go between my ELECRAFT K3 and my 902 Mhz and 1296 Mhz transverters....then the other set between the Transverters and the Amplifiers for 902 and 1296 and the FINAL set to my Grounded distribution block that supports all the coax cables that go to several antennas outdoors...I am an Amateur Radio Operator... Licensed since 1978... Ham Call is NQ8A

low insertion loss, good response to 20 GHz

High quality cable at a good price. Actual Times Microwave LMR-400 not another brand or a knockoff cable, which some people like to sell. 10/10 seller

Excelente producto lo instalé y si tiene mejor desempeño que otros cables ahora sólo esperar a la resistencia en la intemperie

A bit stiff for test applications

i wish i had read the reviews before ordering i was led to believe it was times microwave coax ITS NOT !