📡 DHT Electronics Handheld Antenna Cable for Wouxun Baofeng Quasheng Linton - UHF Base and Mobile Antenna Adapter - SMA Female to UHF SO-239 Female Connectors 6'' (Pack of 2) Review

I know it says FEMALE SMA. The radios holding the hnad are the male and female antenna connector. Before ordering an adapter, CHECK what it is. Unscrew the antenna, look through the RADIO hole - if you see a pin that is a pin, you need this adapter, a socket. If you see a hole in the connection - and there is a pin on the antenna, YOU NEED THE MALE, NOT THIS. They are listed correctly, but some people don't know the difference between males and females. premium ham

The seller's listing and photos show a SMA female connector on the radio end of the cable, but when the cables arrived they had SMA male ends THAT DO NOT CONNECT TO THE BAOFENG RADIO! Seller does not answer! According to Revain Returns, I shouldn't waste time or gas driving to a UPS location to return them. They came to me via USPS, so I don't understand why Revain can't send me a USPS return label. (or let me print one) If Revane had done it this way I would have sent them back. It looks like…

I am revising my review. I bought this as a link between my HT and a coax fed antenna and it worked fine for a while. The purpose of my purchase was to relieve my radio's antenna connector by placing a flexible rod between the radio and the antenna. It worked fine for a while, then it got disconnected from the SMA connector. I tethered it to my HT radio to ensure it wasn't subjected to much stress, but that wasn't enough. He collapsed under the influence of his own self-inflicted stresses. If…

I've had this new cable adapter for about 6 weeks now and it has worked flawlessly to this day. After a few cable plugs and disconnects from my Baofeng HT, the coaxial cable at the SMA connector completely failed, rendering the device inoperable. If you are purchasing this item you will want to minimize cable flexing e.g. B. Plugging and unplugging connectors at the end of the cord from the radio or cord so it doesn't wear out and fail like mine did. Conclusion - the adapter works, but you have

Just what I need to connect a handheld ham radio to an external antenna mounted on the roof of my car. Well made, good durable material. I'm hoping the cable doesn't come loose over time as it basically bends when plugged into the radio. Good cable so far and it gives me great performance for my portable setup in my car. UPDATE: After three weeks of daily use, the end of the SMA broke from bending too much. I don't blame the manufacturer's seller. This is wear and tear from normal use and I…

worked for a while, then an internal open circuit occurred at the end of the radio connector. It still looks perfect from the outside but now has an internal break between the center conductors on the connectors. I've always tried not to pull at any point of use, bend the coax too much, or stress the ends of the connection, even when snapping on. radio and antenna coaxial cable or coaxial cable with SWR jumper; I even used a small box to put the LMR-240 ULTRA under the LMR-240 ULTRA coax cable…