RG174 Coaxial Cable 50ft, 50 Ohm High Flexibility RG174 Cable for Radio Or DIY Antenna Wire

Use low heat when soldering (550F), worked great for me.

Great coax for qrp use

Seems like good quality thin coax. I have no complaints at all.

The shielding on these is just loose wire and it functions as you would expect from that. It's fine for short patch cables, but I wouldn't use it for a run of any length or even for patch cables for any kind of test equipment or TX. Basically, only useful for small RX patches.

The cable arrived in good condition in a small coil. This is often used in transceivers for circuit board interconnections, maintaining a 50 Ohm impedance. While the peak power rating is 600 Watts, I would not use this with that much power. The power loss over 100 feet of this coax is 6.5 dB at 50 MHz, so for short runs, this will work well.

Unknown brand, made in China, glad I ordered a small amount to test before making a bigger purchase. This wire is almost impossible to strip the outer sleeve off without chewing up the stranded shield. UNUSABLE for my purpose!

You don't get the spool as shown in picture miss leading.

I bought this for use as a wifi antenna and was expecting it to have a solid copper core wire for that purpose. The add showed a picture of this with a solid copper wire. Not sure if it will serve my purpose. If it doesn't, I will send it back.Seller should deliver what they advertise!