BINGFU 4G LTE Antenna Adapter Splitter Cable SMA Female to Dual SMA Male Cable 15cm 6 inch Compatible with 4G LTE Wireless Router CPE Hotspot Cellular Gateway Industrial IoT Router Mobile Modem

I purchased this to split an antenna I am using for SDR, so that I could run 2 SDRs off the same antenna. I have read bad things about simple splitter Y cables, but to my surprise and delight, this cable did exactly what I wanted it to, without any significant losses. All equipment attached to it use 50ohm, so there is no impedance mismatch. The quality of the cable is a bit better than some other cables that look the same, but I still wouldn't put too much force on it. Overall I recommend it if you know what you are doing and need a 50ohm SMA Y cable. Great quality.

The Bottom Line: An excellent, high-quality splitter for SDR enthusiasts looking to consolidate antennas or create a clean demarc box entry point without signal-integrity issues. The SDR Setup: I used this adapter to bridge two separate SDR sticks into a single antenna feed. My specific application involved mounting a rubber duck antenna onto a demarc box. For this kind of "tinker" project, cable flexibility and connector tolerances are everything, and this cable nailed both. Key Performance Observations: Bulkhead Compatibility: The SMA Female connector features a solid enough shoulder and threading to work perfectly as a bulkhead mount. It cinches down tight to the enclosure wall without stripping or spinning. Build Quality: Often, these thin 15cm jumpers have flimsy heat shrink or loose crimps. These feel industrial-grade—the connections are secure, and the 6-inch length provides just enough "play" to manage cable routing inside a tight box without kinking. Signal Integrity: Even when splitting the feed to two sticks, I didn't notice any significant dB loss or interference that wasn't expected. The SMA Male ends fit snugly into the SDR ports with a satisfying, precise thread-on. Pros vs. Cons: | Feature | Observation | | :--- | :--- | | Mounting | Female end works great as a secure bulkhead. | | Flexibility | 15cm is the "sweet spot" for internal enclosure routing. | | Durability | Solid crimps; can handle being detached/reattached frequently. | | Cons | The cable is somewhat stiff (typical for high-shielding), so plan your bends. | Who is this for? Ideal for SDR (Software Defined Radio) hobbyists, IoT developers building outdoor gateway enclosures, or anyone needing to consolidate dual-LTE antenna ports on a cellular router into a single high-gain antenna.

Works great

Long story short, the product did not work with the application that I was looking to use it for, but it is definitely constructed very well and definitely recommended good product. If you find a good use for them I have to return them because I did not need them.. I'll definitely consider these in near future with certain projects of electronics that I do.

Using it for trunking with Unitrunker and SDRTrunk. Works fine for sharing a simple discone antenna.

Needed to split the signal from my ADSB antenna to another SDR dongle with minimal loss

It does the job for which I bought it and saved me from buying another antenna.

One of the pigtails only works if you loosen and fiddle with connection. If I move the unit, it fails and I have to repeat the process.

ADSB and Air VHF