🔌 4Pcs UHF Connector Female Nut Bulkhead Panel Mount to SO239 Jack RF Coaxial Coax Cable Adapter Plug for PL-259 – Ultimate Connectivity Solution Review

The best way I know to ground the antenna power cable with the copper plate on the ground rod. Failure to do this can allow static electricity to return to your "device" on incorrect radio frequencies.

If you value your gear, don't use it. The center link does not hold its shape and loses contact with the fork. At first they seemed to work, but after several insertions the connection with the central pin disappeared. Glad I noticed my SWR skyrocketed before my setup got corrupted.

They easily attach to the steel plate cover for a neat mount on any wall. That's better than a coax cable sticking through a hole in the wall.

That's nonsense! They will blow up your radio. Luckily I checked my coax for shorts before turning it on. The split inner conductor expands when a coaxial cable is connected. If they don't close, there's simply no connection.

Well made product but the center stock prevented my old PL-259 from going all the way in. If you're using crimped PL-259 pre-made cables, you might be fine. However, I will find a use for them.

It was good value for what I wanted to do. I have 10 disconnect points for my 1000 watt amp, 4 antennas and 3 transceivers and allow me to separate the antennas for lightning protection and still connect each antenna and transceiver to the amp (or not use it at all). After several months of use, none of the connections have failed and it looks very high quality.

This is garbage! They will blow up your radio. Luckily I checked my coax for shorts before turning it on. The split inner conductor expands when a coaxial cable is connected. If they don't close, there's simply no connection.

If your gear is valuable to you, don't use it. The center link does not hold its shape and loses contact with the fork. At first they seemed to work, but after several insertions the connection with the central pin disappeared. Glad I noticed my SWR skyrocketed before my setup got corrupted.

I was building a patch panel for my ham radio shack and needed some UHF bulkhead connectors. It was good value for what I wanted to do. I have 10 disconnect points for my 1000 watt amp, 4 antennas and 3 transceivers and allow me to separate the antennas for lightning protection and still connect each antenna and transceiver to the amp (or not use it at all). After several months of use, none of the connections have failed and it looks very high quality.