BOOBRIE N Male to UHF Female SO-239 Connector SO239 Jack to N-Type RF Coaxial Coax Cable Adapter for Antenna/Wireless LAN Device/WiFi/Radio/Coaxial Extension Cable Pack of 2
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John R.
> 24 hourQuality
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Timothy H Livengood
> 24 hourIm using this SO-239 to N adapter on my MFJ-269CM antenna analyzer. This analyzer came with an N-adapter, but I needed to connect it to various SO-239 antenna connections. I will use it to analyze homemade 6-meter and HF dipole antennas. Works great! It came in a pack of two, so I have one spare adapter.
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Justin
> 24 hourWell what can I say it’s an adapter it adapt no complaints as of yet
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Resips
> 24 hourIve run power through the UHF / N connectors and noticed no issues on 6 meters. These were run indoors and run at approximately 400 watts PEP from a FTDX5000 to a homebrew six meter linear. Obviously, these are long term connectors so it remains to be seen as to what the failure rate would be. The N connectors came with center pin protectors which is a nice addition - especially given that the center pins are typically rather small and rather fragile.
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Randy B.
> 24 hourReplaced my broken one, works great.
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Bruce Ballew
> 24 hourjust what needed
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Allie Witting
> 24 hourWell made, recommended. RP
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Jeffrey N. Fritz
> 24 hourOkay--lets get this out there. The infamous PL259/SO259 A.K.A. UHF connector is commonly used for RF connections in ham radio and other communications equipment. However, the dirty little secret is that this is not the best RF connector. Its simplicity is deceiving and it can be difficult to properly connect--especially as it ages. The center conductor works loose and the outer connector doesnt always align and tighten properly. And when its not properly connected, it causes signal loss.
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robare
> 24 hourworks as it should, would buy again
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Tom Hale
> 24 hourWell made. Perfect fit.
