BNC Right Angle Adapter 5-Pack for Scanner, Camera, Ham Radio: RFAdapter BNC Male to BNC Female Connector Coupler - Antenna Accessory Review

They work well half the time, plugs have relatively large burrs around the pins making them difficult to connect and disconnect from some cables and adapters.

I would avoid them. You are somehow wrong. These are the only BNC connectors I've found that barely fit into another connector. As if the walls were too thick.

Having enough plugs and adapters in my video kit is important. and this 5 pack is great for my needs because a good angled BNC connector can save the day. They are well built and do their job.

. One of the remaining four terminals was electrically open and no signal passed through. Three terminals were electrically intermittent. sometimes they worked, sometimes they didn't.

Using this product via oscilloscope inputs and function generator output FAULT 5 minutes to a day on all devices. Units are physically very fragile and will break somewhere inside; I think they could go on if the whole body was flat on the surface.

was ok if you just want a BNC angle. But the BNC connection is not strong enough even for a small standard antenna when using the front BNC connector on the front of my FT-818ND. It just falls down without being able to be tightened.

was ok if you just want a BNC angle. But the BNC connection is not strong enough even for a small standard antenna when using the front BNC connector on the front of my FT-818ND. It just falls down without being able to be tightened.

Received yesterday and tested with Icom 705. Works well on VHF, not UHF. Tested in 440 range, SWR is over 5 everywhere, over 8 mostly. Should have known when no name was mentioned. If you need them for anything on FM, don't spend your money! Cheap Chinese junk.

I bought a set of five and three didn't work at all. Two of them had the locking pins set too low, so the BNC connector wouldn't stay on the connector. One passed no signal at all, another worked, and I just threw the last one away and grabbed some BNC T-connectors I had on my shelf. Absolutely zero quality control. So I ended up not using any of those cheap, poorly made connectors.

When these devices first appeared it didn't seem like I would have any issues with them. The problem is with the BNC socket. Somehow it's not cut right so in some situations it's too loose and the antenna I use with it is loose and I have to hold it tight to get something with an SWR below 2 and with other connectors it's like that tight that I can not even connect the antenna. I have absolutely no idea what's wrong with these connectors, but if they only work half the time, and even if they…