When selecting digital audio coaxial cables, focus on impedance/attenuation, connector types and terminations, shielding and build, and length. Here is how this product performs:
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Audio Performance (50 ohm; 500 MHz rating; low-loss marketed) : Mapped to the premium segment given the LMR400/Times naming and price band. Listing gives the expected nominal impedance and a frequency point, which aligns with premium expectations for explicit impedance; numeric attenuation is not provided, which is common but means buyers seeking measured dB loss should verify test numbers.
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Connectivity & Terminations (PL259 male-to-male; LMR400 type; router compatible) : Terminations are typical for mid-to-premium RF cable offerings and match common PL259 use cases. Premium benchmarks favour factory-quality crimped/soldered joins and documented tolerances; the listing does not detail assembly method, so buyers who need factory-tested terminations should confirm that information.
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Shielding & Build (dual shield; FR-PE jacket; UV-proof) : Shielding and jacket description is consistent with higher-tier builds and better than typical mid-range wording. Premium benchmarks often list braid coverage or proprietary constructions; this listing states dual shielding and a weather-resistant jacket, which compares favorably, though braid % is not stated.
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Length (25 ft; 7.62 m) : Length places this in the long finished-cable category where prices normally rise; premium benchmarks include long LMR400-equivalent runs and this matches that expectation. The price being below its 90-day average improves value for this length.
Deal price at $57.26: sits into the lower end of the premium price band for coaxial cable lengths. It is priced below its recent 90-day average of about $71.81, which makes the current asking price comparatively attractive for an LMR400/Times assembly.
This Good Deal suits buyers who need a 25 ft low-loss RF/data run with UHF/ PL259 connectors for ham, CB, or RF test setups. Double-check connector fit and warranty/return terms and confirm conductor and termination assembly details if precise attenuation or professional testing matters.