50ft KMR240 N Male to SMA Male Low Loss Type N to SMA Cable 50 Ohm

Got 4 for antenna, heavy duty, help with signal loss and sturdy, not cheap nor thin worked as needed

Seem to be excellent quality cables. I'm using them with a Cradlepoint cell modem attached to Wilson UWB 4G LTE 50ohm antennas fastened to long wood "poles" (small diameter white pines I cut down because they looked at me funny), 30 or so ft up in the air. Weather is brutal here, constant wind, with the highest rainfall on the east coast of the US, at around 4k ft on a ridge. I probably should secure the cables to the poles, but they're intended to be only "temporary", though, who am I kidding? They're permanent until they break or fail in some other way.I was ginger with the connectors but they seem strong. Cables are quite stiff and like all previously coiled items want to pretend to be angry snakes forever, but the sheath seems tough and not particularly grabby. Time will tell how they hold up outside, but thus far, I'm happy after a month or so. I have disconnected and reconnected both the SMA and N type connectors numerous times as well without any apparent consequence, however I am cautious and try to be careful when doing so. Regardless, my signal and connection are definitely highly improved, and there appears to be no significantly new interference factor related to the cables, if there is, the improvement in overall signal quality and bandwidth more than make up for it.

I used this cable to connect a 4G LTE modem to some external MIMO antennas. The build quality seems excellent, and the cable performance and loss characteristics were as expected. Recommended.

Perfectly adequate jumper cable for ADS-B or ISM band radios. Uses relatively low-loss cable (good) and inexpensive connectors (could be better), but overall performance measured with antenna tester is fine.

Received exactly as listed. No complaints.

worked fine for professional use

It's always a trade off, to improve signal transmission requires a larger, stiffer cable. This is a great compromise. Great for cellular antennas to modem/hotspot connections.

I upgraded from thinner, cheaper cable when Verizon started providing service on Band 4 (1700-2100MHz) The old cable worked fine on Band 13 (750MHz), but need better cable to handle higher frequency bands. Seriously, I gained 6dB on 35' runs. This got my 4G speed from 15mbs to 40-45mbs, using a pair of these cables with a 791L Jetpack. Huge increase.