MILSPEC RG213 50 OHM RF Coaxial Cable with UHF PL259 Male Crimp Connectors, 100 FT

The coax was working well for six months or so. When I recently unscrewed the PL-259 from my radio, the entire connector came off the coax. The crimp sleeve slid off and the center conductor came completely out of the connector. There was solder on the inner pin of the connector, but it never reached the wire itself, so only the crimp sleeve was holding the wire in, and apparently the crimp sleeve wasn't crimped very well.

I ordered this coax for Amateur Radio use. RG-213 is rugged coax, much better than many of the air dielectric cables which are actually somewhat fragile. It is double shielded. The connectors are first quality and their installation appears first class. The price is very competitive. I have no connection with browning but I have come to respect their quality products and the value they provide. I have several of their antenna mounts and they are by far the best I have ever seen. In my 40+ years as a ham I learned long ago you buy the best because it lasts. I will confirm the specs on the cable and post any issues here when I get a chance, but I can tell from the packaging, connected quality, weight, and feel the manufacturer intended to deliver a first class product and spared no expense in doing so.I have bought other coax on Amazon but this was the most impressive so far re packaging. I never buy coax on ebay, been burned too often. This piece is intended to allow me to run my qrp cw rig by the pool but I may someday want to run higher power or use it for another antenna run to the shack. I probably own 3000 feet of coax installed at various sites but had none to spare nearby, so it was either gas or coax.The coax arrived in a sturdy box, it was sealed in moisture proof plastic bagging, and uniformly coiled and bound with quality cable ties. It's obvious the manufacturer takes good care of their inventory and this assembly is not made in someone's garage!W7CCE

It's nice and sturdy, should hold up to the weather for many years. I wish it would bend a little more, but this is probably the tradeoff you have to make if you want a durable, extra shielded cable.

This is really solid and well made cable. Worth the money. Don't waste your money on that Chinese cheap material when you don't have to.

Typical MPD Digital build. Well made and with excellent conductivity and well shielded. I use this for my HF rig and so far have not had any significant loss either. The longest run is 100 feet but you can't tell by the way this cable performs.

Very good cable, low loss and Mil Spec. Cost less than I could build myself..I am a retired CommTec and Amateur Radio type since 1963. Quality at its best and the Price is Right! Have used MPD Digital products before and they work! :)) WA4MUC

I bought 100 feet. The end connectors were well done and protected against moisture. I strongly recommend it, and suggest it to replace any aging Ham Radio systems.

Perfect for my use