Times Microwave LMR-400 Coax Cable With PL-259 UHF Male Connectors (100 Ft)

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eBay Store<br>Add to Favorite<br>Feedback<br>Payment Policy<br>Shipping and Returns<br>About Us<br>Menu<br>eBay Store<br>Add to Favorite<br>Feedback<br>Payment Policy<br>Shipping and Returns<br>About Us<br>CATEGORIES<br>STORE NEWSLETTER<br>Add my Shop to your  Favorites and receive  my email news-letters  about new items and  special promotions!<br>MPD DIGITAL<br>Wholesale and Retail sales of USA Made  Coaxial Cable Assemblies for all RF requirements.<br>"We don't just Assemble Coax Cables in the USA That's where our Coax is  Manufactured".<br>ASK YOUR PROVIDER<br>Just where was<br>your cable made?<br>If it's shipped in from China,<br>it's not "<br>Just Like<br>" ours.<br>MADE IN USA<br>PAYMENT METHOD<br>LMR-400 50 Ohm Coax Cable 100 ft PL-259 CB Ham Radio Antenna Wire UHF VHF PL-259<br>About Us<br>Connector Info<br>Description<br>Shipping And Returns<br>Payment<br>Producing Times Microwave and other US Made and Assembled RF coaxial antenna cables. MPD Digital is Veteran Owned, Woman Owned, Small Business operating with warehousing and production facilities in Southern Georgia about 150 miles South of Atlanta. We are incorporated as Kimberly Distribution LLC. Kim Nelson owns, and operates Kimberly Distribution LLC / MPD Digital and manages all production and daily operations. In addition to commercial, State and Government sales, she has sold direct to customers on eBay and Amazon for many years selling over 18,000 custom cable assemblies of Times Microwave US Made coax cable. Kim and MPD Digital Never sell cheap Chinese Cable and ships hundreds of custom made cable assemblies to Hams and commercial radio operators each day.<br>MPD Digital Coaxial Cable Manufacturing Process<br>Every coax connector is assigned stripping criteria by the manufacturer detailing exact measurements and depth for stripping each type of cable used for a specific connector. Our new computerized machinery is programmed with over 900 specific strips for termination of each connector and cable type we use.<br>Making hundreds of cables a day is impossible without hi quality crimping presses. MPD Digital uses multiple pneumatic crimping machines from DMC, Kings and Pasternack. Each machine uses calibrated dies correct for a specific cable type.<br>While the majority of our cable assemblies use crimped connectors, many connectors use soldered pins and for LMR-400 and other cables MPD offers PL-259 connectors that are milled Brass with heavy Silver plate and Teflon Dielectrics. In order to properly use high temp lead free Silver solder MPD employs advanced Metcal soldering stations.<br>Ham/CB Standard Connectors and<br>Wireless/Wifi Internet Connectors<br>are Different<br>Coaxial connectors are designed to provide secure signals from your equipment. In this tab we show connectors designed for Ham and CB Radio as well as Wireless Internet an make sure you know the difference.<br>The most common connectors used in Ham and CB Radio are the Male and Female UHF Connectors<br>PL-259 Male UHF<br>SO-239 Female UHF Connector<br>Straight SMA and TNC connectors shown here are Not used for Wireless Internet antennas or routers in the USA<br>SMA Male<br>SMA Female<br>TNC Male<br>TNC Female<br>Mini UHF, BNC, and FME Connectors are used in Amateur Radio, Cellular, and Data Connections<br>Mini-UHF Male<br>Mini-UHF Female<br>BNC Male<br>BNC Female<br>FME Male<br>FME Female<br>N Connectors are used for all Antenna connections for both Amateur Radios and Wireless Internet<br>N Male<br>N Female<br>Wireless Internet Connectors<br>Straight or Reverse Polarity -<br>Big Difference!<br>At one time all connectors were straight. Boys were boys and Girls were girls then along came the Government...<br>In order to regulate WiFi and try to create connectors specialized for it's use we have the FCC and the wonderful concept of RP (Reverse Polarity). Now we have Females with Male Pins and Males with Female innards. See the picture here of SMAs, but TNCs, BNCs, Ns and others can all be Stra