DHT Electronics2pcs coaxial Coax Adapter BNC Female to UHF Male PL-259 PL259

Made well.... low loss. great bargain

It’s worth the price. Worked very well.

What can I say, they work without any noticable loss.

These are great to adapt the few SO-239 devices I have to the much lower-loss BNC standard. Obviously I still get the loss by having the so-called UHF connector in the mix, but at least I don't have to buy cables that inherently have this problem.The SWR meter I have (MFJ-874) only has SO-239 ports on it. These adapters provide a simple way to put the meter in-line in my car without changing my setup.I use BNC adapters on my Baofeng PoFung GT-3 Mark-II Transceiver and SMA Male to BNC Female on my Icom ID-51A PLUS Transceiver to swap between a mag-mount antenna in my car and MFJ-1717 handheld antennas. Because of the frequent connect/disconnect actions, using BNC puts far less stress on the connectors built into the radios.I have also used these with success on my Kenwood TM-V71A tranceiver which I use as a base station, again to run through the SWR meter.

These adapters are functionally correct in design but fall short in that the dimensions of the pl-259 screw portion are too long and as such do not secure the adapter properly- the grounding connection may not be adequate

I put these on almost all my amateur radio antenna jacks, to use with BNC connectors, to make them quick-release.

I attach these to a lot of my ham gear because I like using BNC cables because they are much quicker to attach/remove and swap around, and these perfectly facilitate that.

I purchased to use when connecting an antenna analyzer to a magnetic loop antenna. So far I've had no problems. Using these is much better than having to connect three other adapters together to accomplish the same purpose.