Anina 16ft Pure Copper Coax Cable NMO to PL259 Male, Low Loss RG58 Extension Coaxial Wire for Yaesu Vertex Kenwood CB Mobile Radio, NMO Rain Cap for VHF/UHF Antenna

Working fine on my Chevy Pickup headache rack with stainless steel L bracket and a Midland 26 nmo antenna. Coax is of good quality and seems well constructed. It comes with a nice moisture/weather cap for when the antenna is absent to clear a garage door etc. Note: for my installation: The Coax is just long enough to reach my under-the-dash radio mount with very little coax to spare. I would order longer if I was running coax as described below and mounting the radio above the dash or ceiling mount.I ran the coax from the RS of my headache rack down the outside /backside of my 3-door Silverado cab and up and through a new floor opening drilled grommet hole, continued under the Right side floor kick panel and along the interior protected rocker panel wire chase onward to the front carpet passenger carpet pan and up and across the top edge of the carpet --to be higher than a passenger's toes would be able to press down on the coax under the carpet.This is why the coax just made it to the radio mounted/centered approximately 9" above the transmission hump carpet. Working well so far on a GMRS rig.

I installed this cable in my mobile radio. I had no issue using this gable and works great with my mobile radio. It tested 1.1 swr after I adjusted the antenna. I would buy again.

Works great with my Rugged radio! Attached to my low profile antenna.

Worked great to complete mount. No issues so far.

Virtually no measurable power loss.

Mush have for long trucks

Does what it is supposed to do.

I ordered 2 of these NMO antenna mounts. One for my 2m/70cm Yaesu radio and one for my GMRS Midland radio. The first one was a complete dead short (1.3ohms) at the crimped PL259 end.I don't know why I didn't test it before I keyed up and blew out my finals in the radio.The 2nd antenna mount was fine.Hence, 50/50.I cut the end off to isolate the short. So obviously I can't return it. I will reterminate it and accept a valuable lesson learned.Tested using a Fluke 87V Multimeter.I think I am entitled to a refund just based on troubleshooting and repairing myself!!