Low Loss PL-259 Jumper Cable UHF Male to Male Elbow RG58 Coax Cable

Worked for my Yeasu 2900 in hard to reach set up

As a HAM radio operator, Extra Class, I am going to state for the record that we typically don't like to use cheap cables. The problem with that statement is that we are typically also very cheap and hate to spend money on the silly stuff like cables and connectors. We'll spend $10 on radios and antennas, but then connect the cheapest cables we can find.With that said, these jumpers are solidly built and work very well for what they are intended to do. The only exception being that on HF frequencies, I noticed that the cables I received allow a tad more QRM (static, garbage, etc.) into the system. This was noticed when I received a different cable, from a different manufacturer, because I needed just a little more length for a "shack in the box" that I've built using a Harbor Freight tool box.With that said, I'm giving four stars simply because the QRM was noticed, but I'd probably have never known had I not needed a tad more length. VHF/UHF side of the Yaesu FT-857D haven't exhibited this, so these jumpers are getting the four stars because of it. Might it have been just one of the cables? I don't know and could find out should I switch the remaining one for the other jumper, but why fix what ain't borked?Good value for the money, and the 90 degree connector make this one of my favorite "cheap" purchases.These jumpers are well built as well.

I got them for swr meter jumpers. They work well. Durable enough. Ought to last.

They feel a little cheap in the hand but work as they should. I've been using these for a few months now and haven't had any problems with them. If needed I would purchase them again and would recommend them.

A little short I should of ordered longer but they’re good

Used for 2 Meter 50 watt connections from radio to SWR meter. These jumpers are simple and flexible. The right angle connector is a plus in trying to route in tight spaces.

the fittings were not made correctly causing them to be unreliable and cause swr issues if not laying still in a certain position

I am using quite a few of these as a low profile connection as it has the lowest profile of everything I have been able to round up, though I kinda wish the 90 degree end locked into the connection instead of continuing to swivel. The connection is still solid, though.

One end wont tighten down and seat fully, thats 2 out of 4 cables i ordered that are junk and a waste of my time