Product Description
UHF Male / Female Push-On Quick Coaxial Adapter Connector
This item is often used to quickly disconnect the antenna feed line prior to inclement weather such as thunderstorms. It is also a handy component for field installations such as ARRL Field Day activities.
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- Nickel Plated Brass
- UHF-Male (PL-259)
- UHF-Female (SO-239)
This listing is for one connector. More than one is shown to better illustrate the product.
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Works Great!
I used two of these to quickly connect and disconnect radios during bad weather. So far they work great.
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Great Product
If you have a hard time connecting and disconnecting coax due to limited space, these work great. Grip is firm. They are easy to insert & remove.
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Great Product
I love these and purchased more. It is nice to be able to quickly disconnect in case of a storm or to swap out antennas. I notice no difference in the SWR when using these.
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Works Very Well
These work very well. Save a lot of time putting on and taking off connectors. I use them to quickly disconnect my radio while I'm not on the air - no need to worry about storms!
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Five Stars
It’s a comfort to be able to disconnect antennas when there’s a threat of a storm . They’re very tight the first few times .
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★★★★★
No problem
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Excellent
Excellent service. The Quick Coaxial Adapter is hard to find and thanks to American Radio Supply's prompt delivery, I was able to complete my multiple radio installation.
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Good Service
Exactly what I ordered, delivered promptly. During the pandemic, often orders from some vendors are slow. However, I’m pleased to say my order was processed immediately and delivered quickly. It arrived here in Canada faster than expected. Good service.
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★★★★★
Very easy this is a lot better than having to unscrew everything for storms.