XRDS -RF RG-316 Coax Cable 50 ft Thin RF Coaxial Cable Flexible Lightweight Low Loss Coax Silver-Plated Copper Teflon Jacket, White

Very high quality coax that tests well on the NanoVNA. It is my preferred coax for making HF ununs, baluns, and chokes.

I am making up some jumpers and bought this cable to do this. It strips well and handles well and my crimpers work well. Good investment.

This is great cable. It is more durable and easy to use. I was able to make extension cables in about 6 minutes because it was so easy to strip and solder. It fits connector perfectly and after you apply some shrink wrap, looks like a high end cable.

If you are all fingers, this may not be your forte, get one of your children with small hands to hand it for you; yes of course, with your supervision. This is a small gauge wire.

Perfect for building custom-length cable jumpers! I wired up my entire lab with these, and the quality is excellent from an RF perspective [ok even in 2.4GHz range]. I used them for a distribution amplifier operating at 10 MHz, and they worked great.

Don’t have a way to test it but I got it wired up to BNC and PL259 connectors with no issue. Love the flexibility and portability of the smaller wire for QRP amateur radio use. I didn’t measure the length as others have mentioned getting shorted. I just needed two cables about 25’ each so whatever it was, worked for me.

I used this to make a 1:1 choke and it worked out well. I would buy again.

This was so cheap compared to same product in test cable form, and it works 100% I used in build of a calibration and test box using Nano-VNA. Now I didn't put ends on it, but direct connections with solder from point to point (Chassis connections for connectors to attach to) easy-peezy