Eightwood NMO Antenna Mount to Mini-UHF Male Extension Cable RG58 16.4 feet for Two-Way CB Mobile Radio, Radio Antenna, Radio Scanner

I've bought a total of 5 of these NMO to BNC cables over the years for different vehicles, and I'm about to buy 4 more for another project. They simply just work great. With proper installation, I haven't had any coming loose or getting rusty, despite constant exposure to the elements and car washes.

Everything works as it should. I see no quality issues as others have stated. I would recommend this product.

Good deal. Wanted an NMO mount for my pctel 800mhz scanner antenna and I didn't want all the typical lossy connectors and adapters between the ant and my scanner. This is the item. I'm slightly concerned about how brittle the cable conducter to nmo connection looks but maybe just being paranoid. Will update if I encounter any issues

I did not catch, somehow, that this, the only cable + NMO adapter on Amazon that's longer than too-short 13 feet, comes only with MINI UHF or BNC. If I had realized this, I would have chosen the BNC, because I already have adapters for that to PL-259 and I already have handhelds that can use BNC. However, as I have both BNC and PL-259 connectors in stock, it's not worth doing without the cable, now, Thursday night, when during the weekend is the only time when I'd be able to work on installing it.That said, I've not had a chance to test it or use it yet, but looking at it, it seems like it's manufactured well enough. At least the NMO connection is soldered. I feel like maybe I might have done it a little more thoroughly, but I'm confident this will work fine. And, for such a short run, the 3 dB of loss per 100ft of cable should equate to just about a half a decibel, which shouldn't even be noticable on anything inexpensive enough to risk leaving in the truck.

perfect length from roof of Tahoe SUV to my center console for radio hook up

Cool item

The cable is fine....but the end that screws onto the antenna side was not soldered at all...and fell apart. I had to solder that end so there was an actual connection

Well made antenna cable ends.