MOOKEERF KMR240 N Male to SMA Male Cable - 10FT Ultra Low Loss SMA to N Cable 50 ohm for WiFi Router/GPS Receiver/Antenna/Signal Booster Use

Awesome product

Seem to be excellent quality cables. I'm using them with a Cradlepoint cell modem attached to Wilson UWB 4G LTE 50ohm antennas fastened to long wood "poles" (small diameter white pines I cut down because they looked at me funny), 30 or so ft up in the air. Weather is brutal here, constant wind, with the highest rainfall on the east coast of the US, at around 4k ft on a ridge. I probably should secure the cables to the poles, but they're intended to be only "temporary", though, who am I kidding? They're permanent until they break or fail in some other way. I was ginger with the connectors but they seem strong. Cables are quite stiff and like all previously coiled items want to pretend to be angry snakes forever, but the sheath seems tough and not particularly grabby. Time will tell how they hold up outside, but thus far, I'm happy after a month or so. I have disconnected and reconnected both the SMA and N type connectors numerous times as well without any apparent consequence, however I am cautious and try to be careful when doing so. Regardless, my signal and connection are definitely highly improved, and there appears to be no significantly new interference factor related to the cables, if there is, the improvement in overall signal quality and bandwidth more than make up for it.

used this to connect a cell antenna to my hotspot. As this is slightly thicker than other cables less signal loss. I think there is a performance improvement with just this cable, but the signal level difference is less than a dB for my short run.

I've used this to make a portable cell booster setup that uses the booster and cradle from a Weboost Drive Sleek that has a SMB to SMA male adapter that connects to this cable and Wilson 50 ohm outdoor directional antennas like the 314453 panel and 314411 wide band directional LPDA antennas. This system allowed me to get around 2x downlink data rate and increase the signal strength at the phone by 15-20 dBm, and increase uplink data rates by 10x in an area >5 miles from a tower. The cable could also be used with an RTL-SDR.

This cable works great for my police scanner.

I used this for a run to my rooftop and mount an antenna. It’s not too thick and bends easily. The loss is acceptable and it works great for my ADSB rig. If you’re wanting very minimal loss spent a little more.

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I'm using this cable will a cell phone booster to extend the positioning of the indoor antenna. I don't notice any signal strength reduction when it's in place. The wire is stiff, especially compared to the flimsy wire that comes with my indoor antenna. But that's not a problem for my application.