Wilson Electronics weBoost 50 ft. Black WILSON-400 Ultra Low Loss Coax Cable (N-Male to NMale), Modem

This is the exact quality cable that I ordered. No bait and switch horror stories like ones that have been going around about ordering and paying for a quality item then getting some substitute off the shelf so the company doesn't lose the sale hoping we, the customers either won't notice or regard it as too much hassle to attempt to correct the order. I got the exact quality cable as Amazon advertised and I am proud to say that Amazon had always been great to me on my orders and quick to help fix any problem or misunderstanding that may arise but very rare indeed. I always get exactly what I order from Amazon and all the people are so nice it is always a pleasure to talk to someone if need be instead of dreading it. This is the absolute best quality cable you can purchase anywhere for the applications it is used for and I for one am very happy to have slid by with one more great quality item at a great price yet again from Amazon.

Bought this to install a new base antenna.. Cut off the n connectors and installed pl259.. Double shielded foil and braid.. Poly dialetric.. UVresistant casing.. Great for stationary base antennas cost less them lmr 400 with basically very similar ratings..

Checked this new cable on an existing antenna installation with good SWR results. Very easy to handle cable.

This cable was used to connect a long range cell phone antenna to a mobile wifi hotspot that uses the Verizon network. It works very well.

The quality of coax is great! However, I had to buy a whole bunch of Type-N to SO-239/PL-259 adapters in order to use it with my equipment, which was an added expense. Other than that, it's great, low-loss coax! I just wish they'd put standard PL-259 connectors on there, or at least include the adapters in the package, as most HAMs don't use Type-N connections, and none of the radio manufacturers do either.

I was great coax put it on my 440 / 2 meter antenna worked great. Had to replace the coax because it was 20years old. SWR went from 3.5 to 1 to 1.1 to1 on a bird wattmeter.

I have 4 or more Wilson-400 coax cables from 2 ft to 100 ft, and all have performed well. The 100 ft piece has been outdoors in extreme weather since I bought it around 2006. I bought this one as part of a plan to route a new cable by a shorter route to my booster, the 100 ft one is still going strong, but I decided its time for new and a more direct route.

I usually use the name brand cable for my scanner monitoring. I bought a piece for a new radio on a 800Mhz yagi receiving listening to a distant trunk system. Works as expected.