Proxicast 75 ft SMA Male to N Male Premium 400 Series Low-Loss Coax Cable (50 Ohm) for 4G LTE, 5G Modems/Routers, Ham, ADS-B, GPS to Antenna or Surge Arrester Use (Not for TV or WiFi) (ANT-140-020-75)

This coaxial cable and its connectors appear to be of high quality. Although I have not measured actual signal attenuation, I have no reason to believe that the loss over 50 feet is significantly greater than that of the brand-name (Times) LMR-400. The cable is quite rigid, but the rigidity does not preclude use as a feed line between an external antenna and a modem. The N connector matches many antennas, and the SMA connector at the other end matches most modems. Although an N-to-SMA adapter could be used on the modem end, N connectors require a rather large entry hole. The price of this assembly is about half what a major amateur radio supplier charges for an apparently similar product (with different connectors).

Product received in a timely manner and was as advertised, well made with professional connections. Product has been installed for four days linking a roof-mounted Waveform antenna to a AT&T Netgear M6 Pro hotspot. Cable was 50 ft in length. So far, I am seeing minimal attenuation (due to cable length) of the signal providing 4-5 bars of signal. The combination of the mounting height, external antenna and 50 ft cable has combined to transform Speedtest results of 20MB/sec download, 2 MB/sec upload (no external antenna) which was unusable for a home office involving video-conferencing) to 140 MB/sec download, 37MB/sec upload (with antenna.) I couldn't be more pleased. Would strongly recommend product.

The 50' SMA-Male to N-Male coaxial cable arrived very well packaged and looked very robust. I installed the cable to a 2.4GHz. 3 Watt transmitter and the other end to a TP-Link dish. The cable works great the audio/video transmission sounds good and the picture is very clear with vivid color. This cable is very well constructed and appears to have very little attenuation, I'm very pleased and will order again for future projects. Dan S.

Cable works very well and has held up so far in whatever weather the South can throw at it. The only complaints I have are that it is very stiff due to the insulation on the wire and its price.

I bought this antenna to connect an exterior 1090MHz antenna to a FlightAware ADS-B receiver. A 50' coaxial cable was not ideal, but necessary because my antenna is on the roof of a two-level house, and I wanted my PiAware receiver out of sight in the basement. The cable and connectors feel solid. I'm not a radio geek so can't comment subjectively on signal loss. However, I'm happy with the number of position reports I am receiving, including some every day from more than 250-miles away, so I figure the signal getting to the receiver must be pretty clean.

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Well made cable, no thin and kind of stiff, but I guess that is part of the quality. For an ADSB antenna this is what you need.

I bought two of these to run an external proxicast antenna. So far they are working good. Time will tell on longevity. But no complaints so far

My husband used it for his project. Looking fine so far