150 Foot UHF PL259 Male to UHF PL259 Male LMR400 Coax - Low Loss

Our review of this 150 ft LMR400 coax finds it best suited for hobbyists and small installations that need a long, low loss antenna feeder with durable construction. The bottom line: this cable delivers noticeably lower loss and stronger RF shielding than typical flexible coax options, and its PL259 male ends make it plug-and-play for many ham radio, CB and WLAN setups. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of flexibility and conservative shielding that keeps signal degradation low on long runs.

Key Features

• LMR400 Type: Drop-in replacement for RG-8/9913 that provides lower signal loss than typical flexible coax of similar size.
• Length: 150 ft offers a long antenna feeder run suitable for many HF, UHF and VHF installations where distance matters.
• Connector Pair: Fitted with two UHF PL259 male connectors for common ham radio, CB and WLAN equipment without adapter work.
• Flexibility and Bendability: The flexible outer conductor enables tight bend radius for easier routing around masts and through conduits.
• RF Shielding: Multi-ply bonded foil and braid deliver far better shielding than single-shielded coax, reducing interference on crowded installations.
• Durable Jacket: PE jacket resists abrasion for outdoor or rooftop runs where the cable may contact hardware or rough surfaces.

Who It's For

This cable is aimed at amateur radio operators, small WISP or WLAN installers, and anyone running long antenna feeders for CB, HF/UHF/VHF and cellular experiments who need a robust, low loss flexible feedline. Its PL259 terminations make it particularly convenient for users with equipment accepting UHF male connectors.

It is not targeted at ultra-high-power or commercial trunk-line installations that require hard-line or larger-diameter coax; those users should select rigid hard-line or higher-capacity transmission lines instead. Also, installers who require alternate connector types will need adapters or different assemblies.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Low loss compared with same-size flexible coax, suitable for long runs up to and beyond typical WiFi distances.
• Excellent RF shielding from multi-ply bonded foil and braid reduces interference in dense RF environments.
• Durable PE jacket and flexible conductor make routing and outdoor use easier and more reliable.

Cons

• PL259 male connectors are standard for many rigs but may require adapters for some modern equipment with different interfaces.

Specifications

Cable Type	TIMES MICROWAVE LMR400
Length	150 ft
Impedance	50 Ohm
Connector Type	UHF PL259 male to UHF PL259 male
Common Uses	Ham radio, WLAN, CB, WiFi antenna feeders, WISP, GPS
Jacket Material	PE abrasion-resistant jacket

Our Verdict

This 150 ft LMR400 coax is a sensible, cost-effective choice for hobbyists and small-scale installers who need a low loss, well-shielded antenna feeder that remains flexible for routing. Its PL259 terminations and durable PE jacket make it practical for rooftop and field use, offering strong value for anyone upgrading from ordinary flexible coax without moving to rigid hard-line.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this cable suitable for long WiFi runs?
Yes, LMR400 provides lower loss than many flex cables and is suitable for WiFi and cellular runs up to the tens of feet and can perform well for HF/UHF/VHF runs over longer distances.

Are the connectors ready to plug in?
Yes, the assembly comes with two UHF PL259 male connectors installed for immediate use with compatible equipment.

Can it be used outdoors?
Yes, the PE jacket resists abrasion and is suitable for outdoor and rooftop installations, though normal weatherproofing at connections is recommended.