SMA to BNC Kits: RF Coaxial Adapter Male 🔌 Female Coax Connector 4 Pieces - Boost Your Wireless Connections! Review

They were cheap, they feel really cheap and I really should have spent a little more money. Aside from the fact that they seem to work well, I would personally spend a little more next time.

They work great and have been tested with gauges but they are a bit wobbly so if you use them to connect the antenna directly to the handheld radio it will it have some trash can and wobble at the junction between the two ends.

This article is weak in several areas. The magnet is sad, a butterfly would blow it away. This item's ability to pick up radio communications better than my own police scanner is the only thing worse than a magnet. A complete waste of money.

I just couldn't remember which plug and jack combo I needed and didn't want to run back to the airport to test the coax and antenna combo. So happy you have all the features at a great price! I couldn't be happier!

Universal and essential for connecting to any device with SMA male or female connector, convenient adapter for your instrument or electronic test equipment assortment box or tool box .

I started using BNC antennas for my SMA radios so I needed connectors. I found that getting multiple connectors worked well, thinking I only needed one, in one direction, only to find that suddenly more than one was needed. Your construction is good. The materials are good. They work great with every radio or antenna I've tried them on.

I have an old BNC bracket on my ham radio that will adapt to my new SMA in both Japanese and Chinese radio as I am very happy with it am. Warning! Be very careful as it will fit BUT BUT right when screwing it; no connection from the wrong adapter that could damage your transmitter. One with a short needle, the other without a needle in a short thread.

These adapters work but are very fragile and cannot be used in harsh environments. The photos show how the two halves were separated. I almost lost my antenna. It happened simply by moving the radio from pocket to pocket: the antenna got stuck and fell apart with minimal effort. Note that I didn't pull on the antenna, although it ripped the adapter in half when it caught on the zipper. Mine might have been a failure, but would you rather buy something you can trust or something you wouldn't…

The middle SMA pin on the male SMA to BNC adapter broke in my stock Baofeng factory antenna. I should have bought a radio with a BNC antenna connector, but look at me, I can't afford to save up money for three months to get that, so I'm spending $30 on a Chinese baofeng, which isn't is meant for real ham radios make their own antennas and want faster disconnect than the three and a half turns it takes for the tiny SMA connector that my hammock fingers need to reach around the channel knobs and…