Product Description
The ARS-G518 connector is a 50-ohm UHF female-to-female (SO-239) bulkhead coaxial adapter designed for panel mounting in radio, antenna, and other applications. It features a nickel-plated brass alloy body with gold-plated brass contacts for durability and reliable electrical performance.
Ideal for: Radio communications, antenna systems, and other low-frequency RF applications requiring a panel-mounted UHF connection.
Key Specifications
- Length: 3-Inches
- Configuration: UHF Female-to-Female (SO-329)
- Adapter Type: In-Series UHF to UHF
- Impedance: 50 Ohms
- Frequency Range: DC to < 500 MHz *
- Body: Nickel-Plated Brass Alloy
- Contacts: Gold-Plated Brass Alloy
- Mounting: Bulkhead / Panel mount
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to +85°C
* Generally not recommended above 300 MHz; impedance variations cause reflection, high SWR, and insertion loss.
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Just what I needed,
Making a window interface that was 1-1/4 thick, the 1-3/4" bulkhead connectors I had would not work. The 3" I ordered from American Radio Supply were just the right size with plenty of thread on both side to connect my coax and water seal the outside connection. Great service
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These work GREAT!
I ordered five of these, to make a window frame pass-through for HAM radios and a scanner. They work perfectly, and do not come apart every time I disconnect the coax (unlike another three-letter branded item does.) They are a little more expensive, but worth it. I wholeheartedly recommend... AmericanRadioSupply.com.
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Fit the ticket very well...
I needed bulkhead connectors for a DIY project to get my antenna cable coils out from under my 'shack desk'. To make this increasing clutter more manageable I decided to coil them outside the window to my shack and build an intermediate connection point to be mounted at the bottom of the window sill, these fit the ticket very well, providing a tight, weather proof fit into a well trimmed 2x4 board keeping the primary cables outside and allowing short extension cables to the ever growing herd of amateur radio inside.
