🔌 Enhance Connections with BOOBRIE N Male to UHF Female SO-239 Connector: Coaxial Cable Adapter Pack for Antenna, Wireless LAN, WiFi, Radio, Coaxial Extension (2-Pack) Review

I was planning to use these connectors for my proposed purchase of the AOR AR-One receiver but thought it would be best to keep them on hand in an assortment kit If you're traveling, let's hit the road. fieldN connectors are suitable for low-loss instrument coax connections and help convert the connection to the more common UHF format, good construction and threads

I connected power to the UHF/N connectors and found no problems at 6 meters. They were operated indoors, running at around 400 watts of PEP from an FTDX5000 to a six meter long home line. Obviously these are long term connectors so it remains to be seen what the failure rate will be. N connectors feature a center pin protector, which is a nice touch, especially since the center pins are usually quite small and quite fragile.

I am using this SO-239 to N adapter on my MFJ-269CM antenna analyzer. This analyzer came with an N adapter, but I had to connect it to different SO-239 antenna connectors. I will use it to analyze homemade 6m and HF dipole antennas. Works perfectly! It came in a pack of two, so I have a spare adapter.

I was planning to use these connectors for my planned purchase of an AOR AR-One receiver but thought it would be best to keep them handy in an assortment kit that just arrived case when you are on the go. fieldN connectors are suitable for low-loss instrument coax connections and help convert the connection to the more common UHF format, good construction and threads

I connected power via the UHF/N connectors and found no problems at 6 meters. They were operated indoors, running at around 400 watts of PEP from an FTDX5000 to a six meter long home line. Obviously these are long term connectors so it remains to be seen what the failure rate will be. N connectors feature a center pin protector, which is a nice touch, especially since the center pins are usually quite small and quite fragile.

Okay - let's take it there. The infamous PL259/SO259 connector, also known as the UHF connector, is commonly used for HF connections in amateur radio and other communications equipment. The dirty little secret, however, is that this isn't the best RF connector. Its simplicity is deceptive and it can be difficult to properly connect, especially as you get older. The middle wire is loose and the outer connector doesn't always fit and tighten properly. And if it is connected incorrectly, it will…