VHF Marine Radio Antenna Cable RF CB and AIS Mini-8 for Jenson Clarion Uniden with PL-259 RG8x-W-PL259-15ft MPD Digital Made in The U.S.A. 15 Feet

This is an Ultra Low Loss Marine Grade coaxial cable designed to be used for all shipboard radios and scanners where reliability and Ultra Low Loss cable is required. Made in the U.S.A. to the highest standards. This is an Ultra Low Loss Marine Grade coaxial cable designed to be used for all shipboard radios and scanners where reliability and Ultra Low Loss cable is required. Made in the U.S.A. to the highest standards. MPD Digital coaxial cable (coax) is designed to transfer your radio transmitter's energy to your antenna with as little loss as possible. It is precisely made, with the correct impedance for Marine VHF and AIS installations. We offer 2 kinds of 50-ohm coax cable for VHF radio installations: RG-8X, and LMR400, the Ultra Low Loss Marine Cable. Use the largest coax you can fit to reduce signal loss. Here is the reason: Almost all VHF radios start with about 25 watts of transmit power. As soon as the signal starts down the coax cable, it begins to lose strength. This loss is measured in db. High gain antennas cannot recover this lost energy, but they can focus the remaining energy across the water so you come through with as much punch as possible. We Do NOT recommend RG-58 for Marine Radio installations. RG-8x is just a fraction larger and just as flexible with Much Lower Loss. Bigger coax reduces signal losses between the radio and the antenna, which increases power at the antenna. MPD Digital manufactures cable assemblies for Amazon.com, OEMs and Individual users. We can customize cables for any RF use and will be happy to list any cable on Amazon on request. All cables are manufactured under MPD Digital Trade Marks and Pending Applicable Patents. MPD Digital manufactures cable assemblies for Amazon.com, OEMs and Individual users. We can customize cables for any RF use and will be happy to list any cable on Amazon on request. All cables are manufactured under MPD Digital Trade Marks and Pending Applicable Patents.