HYS TCJ-N1 3/8" to 3/4" Hole Mount with 13'/About 4m RG-58 Coax Cable NMO to PL259 for All NMO VHF/UHF/CB Radio Antenna

Did the job. Antenna did NOT fall of going 100 mph

I bought this a few months back and finally installed it the other day. While it's meant for my ICom 2730A, I'm currently waiting on the loading cable for it, so in the interim I've connected my Baofeng K5+ 10W triband radio. Where my range on receiving was typically around 5-6 miles, I was able to receive a clear signal 25+ miles from the repeater in the mountains of Montana. I installed this on my RAM. I would recommend this for starting out. I don't have an SWR meter, unfortunately, so I cannot give those numbers

Buena calidad

Works great on company radios...Installed on new Ford trucks to be used with uhf business radios

I was hesitant to purchase because of the price, but it seems fairly decent. The underside of the N connector IS NOT WEATHERPROOF. You will need to apply liquid electrical tape to waterproof this. There is a 'dust cap' but that doesn't really fit properly anyway. On the other end, the strain relief on the UHF connector was just sliding up and down the coax. I wrapped the connection with 2 wraps of electrical tape and that gave it enough thickness to keep the strain relief in place. Continuity checks out and swr is good so we'll see how longevity goes. I'll find out tomorrow how it goes with noise as some has said they have increased engine and electronics noise with the coax. I had zero noise previously, so we'll see how that goes.

I didn't take a picture because with the cable installed it's all hidden in the car. But both ends are finished off well. It is sturdy and it will work well. Happy with the purchase.

Not the highest quality cable, but very much does the job, no noticeable feedback with the GMRS radio and works very well as an interim cable for a temporary antenna placement. Good value for the price

Used for the install of a MRS radio in a Dodge truck