Antenna Cable

This cable features an SMB Male connector on one end and a 90-degree TNC Male connector on the other. Before purchasing, verify that your antenna and receiver ports match these specific connector types to ensure a secure, compatible fit.

The 39-foot length is ideal for most surveying and mapping applications where the antenna needs to be mounted on a tripod or vehicle roof while the receiver remains within reach. However, keep in mind that signal loss can increase with cable length, so ensure this distance meets your specific equipment's requirements.

The cable is built with robust construction specifically designed to withstand the wear and tear of field environments like construction sites and remote mapping locations. It is engineered to maintain signal integrity even when exposed to the physical demands of daily professional use.

RG-58 is a common, reliable coaxial cable standard used for radio frequency signals. It provides a good balance of flexibility and shielding, making it a standard choice for GPS equipment where maintaining a consistent, interference-free signal is critical for accurate positioning.

The 90-degree TNC connector is designed to save space and reduce strain on the cable. It allows the cable to sit flush against your equipment, which helps prevent accidental disconnections and protects the port from bending or damage during operation.