KMR400 Low Loss Coaxial Cable – 50 Ohm (25’ & 50’ Options)

Description

KMR400 Low Loss Coaxial Cable – 50 Ohm (25 ft & 50 ft Options)

PL-259 or Type-N Connectors | LMR-400 Equivalent | HAM & GMRS Ready

Upgrade your radio setup with KMR400 low loss coaxial cable, designed for serious HAM radio and GMRS operators who demand maximum performance. If you’re still using RG8X or lower-grade coax, you’re losing valuable signal before it even reaches your antenna.

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📡 Why Choose KMR400 Coax?

At VHF and UHF frequencies, coaxial cable loss has a direct impact on:

• Transmit range
• Signal strength & clarity
• Repeater performance

KMR400 (LMR-400 equivalent) drastically reduces signal loss over longer distances, giving you stronger transmit power and cleaner receive signals.

👉 Want a full comparison?
Read our guide:
https://radioopbox.com/lmr-400-vs-rg8x-coax-cable/

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🔧 Key Features

• Low-loss performance (LMR-400 equivalent coax)
• 50 Ohm impedance (ideal for HAM & GMRS radios)
• Durable UV-resistant jacket for outdoor use
• High power handling capability
• Professionally installed connectors
• Flexible yet rugged design

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📏 Available Options

Lengths:

• 25 ft coax cable
• 50 ft coax cable

Connector Types:

• PL-259 (UHF Male)
• Type-N Male (lower loss, weather-resistant)

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💰 Pricing

25 ft:

• PL-259: $59.99
• Type-N: $64.99

50 ft:

• PL-259: $89.99
• Type-N: $99.99

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🔥 Best Selling Configurations

⭐ 50 ft PL-259 – Best overall value for most operators
⭐ 50 ft Type-N – Lowest signal loss for advanced setups

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⚠️ When You Should Upgrade Your Coax

• Your cable run exceeds 25 ft
• You operate on GMRS, 2M, or 70cm bands
• You’re experiencing weak transmit or receive signals
• You’re upgrading to a high-performance antenna

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📦 What’s Included

• (1) KMR400 coaxial cable
• length & connector type
• Fully assembled, tested, and ready to install

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🚀 Bottom Line

You can save a few dollars on cheap coax…
or unlock the full potential of your radio system with KMR400.

👉 Not sure which cable is right for your setup? Start here:
https://radioopbox.com/lmr-400-vs-rg8x-coax-cable/