50 Ohm Antenna Cable, 15ft Low Loss RG 58 Coax Cable with PL-259 Male Connectors, Ancable PL259 Jumper for CB Ham Radio Antenna Analyzer Dummy Load and SWR Meter

I've got a Crown Victoria where I mounted 2 antennas onto the end of the trunk lid. I routed the cable along the passenger side of the vehicle for this specific cable, and it was just barely long enough. I mean I had literally just a few inches of slack when it reached my CB radio. This would not be an issue if you removed the passenger seat and went in a diagonal line from the trunk to the dashboard area, but I just honestly did not have the patience for that tonight and went along the side, and going diagonal in the front passenger footwell. It seems to be good quality from my quick tests. I have it connected to a second-hand whip antenna that's about 5 or maybe 6 feet long and a UNIDEN all in one CB radio. If I were to get a cable like this in the future, I would likely get a 17 foot one. My NMO mount/antenna I got more recently for the driver's side is 17 feet long, and that seemed to be the perfect length for a Crown Victoria.

This pre-made cable was exactly as described, and arrived on time for our job

Used as jumper cables for amateur radio equipment operation (transceiver, linear, tuner).

My headline says most of my comments, but the price was good too. It fit my needs very well.

Does the job works well no complaints

Works just fine. A little on the light side

The product was as advertised and fit our need.

Advertised as PL-259 connectors, what it came with is two N connectors, both ends. I can’t use this. This does not look like RG-58, and when compared with my other RG-58 it is much thinner. No markings on the cable, despite product photos which show RG-58 markings. I would not trust this as anything but a patch cable, and even then only as a last resort. See photo.