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title: "RG8X Coaxial Cable 100ft,Low Loss 50 ohm RG 8X Cable 100 Feet,Black"
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# Low loss, SWR <1.15 Universal 50 Ohm RF compatibility Waterproof UV-resistant PVC jacket RG8X Coaxial Cable 100ft,Low Loss 50 ohm RG 8X Cable 100 Feet,Black

**Brand:** mookeerf
**Price:** € 145.64
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Elevate your signal game with RG8X — where power meets precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** RG8X Coaxial Cable 100ft,Low Loss 50 ohm RG 8X Cable 100 Feet,Black by mookeerf
- **How much does it cost?** € 145.64 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- mookeerf enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mookeerf brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Versatility:** Seamlessly compatible with all 50 Ohm RF systems and connectors like TS9, SMA, BNC, TNC, and UHF for effortless integration.
- • **Built to Brave the Elements:** Durable waterproof PVC jacket resists UV damage and harsh outdoor conditions—perfect for your fixed base station setup.
- • **Crystal-Clear Signal Integrity:** Experience ultra-low signal loss with SWR under 1.15, ensuring your connection stays sharp over 100ft.
- • **Optimized for High-Powered Use:** Ideal for demanding applications including ham radio, WiFi repeaters, and cell signal boosters—engineered to outperform RG-58.
- • **Professional Grade Construction:** Solid copper center conductor with dense foam insulation and copper braid shielding delivers reliable, long-lasting performance.

## Overview

The MOOKEERF RG8X Coaxial Cable 100ft is a premium 50 Ohm cable designed for high-powered RF applications. Featuring a low-loss design with SWR below 1.15, a solid copper center conductor, and a UV-resistant waterproof PVC jacket, it ensures superior signal transfer and durability in outdoor environments. Compatible with a wide range of connectors and devices, this cable is the go-to choice for professionals seeking reliable, long-lasting performance in ham radio, signal boosting, and antenna systems.

## Description

desertcart.com: MOOKEERF RG8X Coaxial Cable 100ft,Low Loss 50 ohm RG 8X Cable 100 Feet,Black : Electronics

Review: Quality 110% - The good stuff. If you need a low loss alternative to rg-8x or rg-58; this is exactly what you want. Remember the center conductor of this coax product is solid copper. If you require a coax that can flex, then this isn't what you need. Black PVC outer jacket should have pretty good UV light resistant to break down. Most grey or clear jacket rg-8x won't last long exposed to direct sunlight. This is a better choice for fixed base station use over rg-8x because of lower loss and UV light resistant properties. We are all looking and trying to get a coax product that will meet our needs and not blast the bank to tiny little pieces by being extremely expensive. 73 Earnest K5EWM. Update: I made up some jumpers using this coax. This product has a 100% solid copper center conductor with a dense foam insulator layer that is covered by foil shield and high quality copper braid and the outside black coating is high quality slick like UV resistant PVC that is made to last. For a non-flex environment this stuff will definitely do the job. It's very much a near copy of LMR-240 which has loss characteristics much like RG-8 FOAM, Which is a pretty good coaxial feed line for most uses. For HF VHF and citizens band 11 meters it should work out very well. Only problem I see is if used in a big truck mobile environment the constant vibration might cause the solid copper center conductor wire to break as stranded wire is far more forgiving to vibration environment. For the average Joe cb mobile if the cable is secured and not allowed to flex on the wind while traveling and assuming the vehicle rides better than a diesel big truck, they may get good service life with this coax product. For someone whom is trying to minimize rf loss and control cost for amateur use or cb base station use it should work awesome with low wind load and reduce weight and using ordinary coax connectors, should provide years of not decades of good service life with relatively low loss of signal. This is a good product for most applications except where high vibration service would be encountered. 73 and GOD bless. Earnest K5EWM. Update: Still going strong and my antenna anylizer is happy as well with 100% of my line runs and jumpers. I'm planning on ordering more for a portable setup operations for ARES/RACES emergency amateur radio operations. I feel this product will serve me well and cut down the weight of lugging RG213 around and have less loss issues. My portable emcomms station equipment includes a hf rig with 160 meter ofc antenna a.nd a dual band aluminum jpole and a vhf/UHF dual band rig and a ldg automatic antenna tuner along with my antenna anylizer and a 50 ohm impedance dummy load and soldering equipment extra connectors all for the just in case if needed. This is a great product priced reasonable and I'm not buying anything else as far as coax cable goes. 73 Earnest k5ewm. Update: So far this is working very well for my applications. I am revamping the antenna farm and getting excellent service from this product. For those of you whom need a flexible coax feedline product, this is not what you need. Since its hard to locate a good quality rg-8x with a flexible center conductor and good UV light properties for durability with sun exposure. For the truckers, as this is a severe environment for any coax feedline product. I think RG-213 with stranded heavy duty center conductor and polyethylene insulator and that heavy duty shield and tough black pvc jacket. You pinch that stuff into a direct short in an accident, you likely didn't survive the wreck. Rg-213 was developed in ww2 as a near fail safe coax feedline product with extremely high reliability. It was used everywhere in the theater of war. Many a message got through that meant life or death. I know truckers are not considered 1st responders; but they need to hear and know what is going on with the road ahead of them. Big Truck wrecks happen every day. How much of not being able to hear what road conditions are actually contribute to all those big rig wrecks? This is a great product but not for truckers. 73 GOD bless Earnest K5EWM.
Review: I love this stuff - for 8X it is really nice - I bought the first roll for an antenna project. As I worked on it and saw how dense the shielding was and it was almost too large to use 8x connectors. I like this cable a lot... I have bought it multiple times. I also like that it has clear insulation and I can see the shielding and any defects along the cable... not that there are any.

## Features

- ✔Low loss Low SWR -- This rg8x coaxial cable is a step up from standard RG-58 coaxial cable and is recommended for high-powered applications or users who simply want the best coax possible.The signal loss of this rg8x coax cable is much lower than rg58 cable.Swr is less than 1.15.It could support better signal transfer with minimum signal loss over large distances and higher frequency use.
- ✔Well Built Construction -- The outer material of this 100ft rg8x coax cable is made of waterproof PVC jacket which can be used in harsh outdoor environments.It could be bend and strapped without inducing signal interference.
- ✔Compatibility -- This rg 8x cable works for any 50 Ohm RF system,including cell phone signal boosters,WiFi repeaters, CB ham radio,antenna analyzer,ect.It is well compatible with ts9/sma/bnc/tnc/uhf/n connectors.
- ✔Package Includes -- 1x RG8x coaxial cable 100 feet.(Please Note : The cable actually received does not come with this wood spool on the picture.）
- ✔Professional Produce -- MOOKEERF is a professional manufacturer of RF cable,all our cables are made to the highest standards.If you are not satisfied with any product, please don’t hesitate to contact us,we will serve you our best.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09M2SHYSS |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,300 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #75 in Digital Audio Coaxial Cables |
| Brand | MOOKEERF |
| Cable Type | Coaxial |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | 50 Ohm RF Systems |
| Compatible Phone Models | Likely compatible with smartphones, specific models not listed |
| Connector Gender | Male-to-Male |
| Connector Type | Coaxial |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (375) |
| Data Transfer Rate | 6000 MHz |
| Date First Available | November 17, 2021 |
| Frequency | 6000 MHz |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Item Weight | 3.78 pounds |
| Item model number | RG8X |
| Manufacturer | MOOKEERF |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pins | 1 |
| Outer Material | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) |
| Package Dimensions | 10.24 x 9.29 x 2.76 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | high-powered applications, outdoor use, 50 Ohm RF systems |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Waterproof |
| Specification Met | Cb |
| UPC | 607986647412 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MOOKEERF
- **Cable Type:** Coaxial
- **Compatible Devices:** 50 Ohm RF Systems
- **Connector Type:** Coaxial
- **Special Feature:** Waterproof

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How high can the applied voltage go?**
A: I could not find the detailed specifications for this coax but for Belden 9258 RG-8X type the maximum voltage is 300 V RMS for UL (Unerwriters Laboratory). However, the Belden specifications also list 30 V RMS as a maximum voltage under "other". Coax cable is not suited for ACV. If you want to know about coax power handling capabilities, the RF power depends on frequency and how much power loss you can tolerate. Power loss heats the cable and the maximum power is 1000 W at 10 MHz and lower frequencies. At 1 GHz the maximum power is 60 W.

**Q: Why do you think swr depends on coax type or brand??? what is important is the db loss / 100 feet. please list that!**
A: SWR relates to matching the energy transfer between endpoints like the antenna and transmitter. The coax does not change the SWR value but passes it between endpoints. The higher SWR values produce losses in the coax which shows as heat. Larger coax conductors can handle more SWR losses, heat, than smaller coax like RG-58 and RG-8X. DB losses also show up as heat in the coax. 

If the coax cable changes the SWR the problem may be a damaged cable or  it's connectors or the cable is operating beyond its limits or someplace else in the system. Cable length or size does not change the SWR.

The 3 DB loss represents 50% power loss. The cable specifications list DB loss and SWR

**Q: What is the outside diameter of this cable?  assuming i can use lmr-240/rg8x connectors?   one post said it was about the diameter of rg58?**
A: RG-8X is the same size as RG-59 which is LARGER than RG-58 coax.
RG-8X and RG-59 need an UG-176 reducer to terminate in a PL-259 plug.
RG-58 will need an UG-175 reducer to terminate in the same plug.
SIZE DOES MATTER.

**Q: Is this able to properly withstand direct burial?**
A: I don't know the answer to that. I'm using the cable above ground, in a vehicle. Best to address that question with the seller.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality 110%
*by E***. on April 3, 2024*

The good stuff. If you need a low loss alternative to rg-8x or rg-58; this is exactly what you want. Remember the center conductor of this coax product is solid copper. If you require a coax that can flex, then this isn't what you need. Black PVC outer jacket should have pretty good UV light resistant to break down. Most grey or clear jacket rg-8x won't last long exposed to direct sunlight. This is a better choice for fixed base station use over rg-8x because of lower loss and UV light resistant properties. We are all looking and trying to get a coax product that will meet our needs and not blast the bank to tiny little pieces by being extremely expensive. 73 Earnest K5EWM. Update: I made up some jumpers using this coax. This product has a 100% solid copper center conductor with a dense foam insulator layer that is covered by foil shield and high quality copper braid and the outside black coating is high quality slick like UV resistant PVC that is made to last. For a non-flex environment this stuff will definitely do the job. It's very much a near copy of LMR-240 which has loss characteristics much like RG-8 FOAM, Which is a pretty good coaxial feed line for most uses. For HF VHF and citizens band 11 meters it should work out very well. Only problem I see is if used in a big truck mobile environment the constant vibration might cause the solid copper center conductor wire to break as stranded wire is far more forgiving to vibration environment. For the average Joe cb mobile if the cable is secured and not allowed to flex on the wind while traveling and assuming the vehicle rides better than a diesel big truck, they may get good service life with this coax product. For someone whom is trying to minimize rf loss and control cost for amateur use or cb base station use it should work awesome with low wind load and reduce weight and using ordinary coax connectors, should provide years of not decades of good service life with relatively low loss of signal. This is a good product for most applications except where high vibration service would be encountered. 73 and GOD bless. Earnest K5EWM. Update: Still going strong and my antenna anylizer is happy as well with 100% of my line runs and jumpers. I'm planning on ordering more for a portable setup operations for ARES/RACES emergency amateur radio operations. I feel this product will serve me well and cut down the weight of lugging RG213 around and have less loss issues. My portable emcomms station equipment includes a hf rig with 160 meter ofc antenna a.nd a dual band aluminum jpole and a vhf/UHF dual band rig and a ldg automatic antenna tuner along with my antenna anylizer and a 50 ohm impedance dummy load and soldering equipment extra connectors all for the just in case if needed. This is a great product priced reasonable and I'm not buying anything else as far as coax cable goes. 73 Earnest k5ewm. Update: So far this is working very well for my applications. I am revamping the antenna farm and getting excellent service from this product. For those of you whom need a flexible coax feedline product, this is not what you need. Since its hard to locate a good quality rg-8x with a flexible center conductor and good UV light properties for durability with sun exposure. For the truckers, as this is a severe environment for any coax feedline product. I think RG-213 with stranded heavy duty center conductor and polyethylene insulator and that heavy duty shield and tough black pvc jacket. You pinch that stuff into a direct short in an accident, you likely didn't survive the wreck. Rg-213 was developed in ww2 as a near fail safe coax feedline product with extremely high reliability. It was used everywhere in the theater of war. Many a message got through that meant life or death. I know truckers are not considered 1st responders; but they need to hear and know what is going on with the road ahead of them. Big Truck wrecks happen every day. How much of not being able to hear what road conditions are actually contribute to all those big rig wrecks? This is a great product but not for truckers. 73 GOD bless Earnest K5EWM.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love this stuff - for 8X it is really nice
*by T***O on February 26, 2026*

I bought the first roll for an antenna project. As I worked on it and saw how dense the shielding was and it was almost too large to use 8x connectors. I like this cable a lot... I have bought it multiple times. I also like that it has clear insulation and I can see the shielding and any defects along the cable... not that there are any.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value at lower price
*by J***T on September 23, 2022*

The MOOKEERF cable solders easily and has the same specifications as the Times Microwave LMR-240 cable. but at a much lower cost. I used a MFJ 259 analyzer to measure the coax cable loss at 50 MHz and came close to the listed specifications. One caution: the MOOKEERF specifications are for 50 feet so the values must be doubled for 100 feet to compare to the LMR-240 specifications which are for 100 feet. The MOOKEERF cable has a solid core like the standard LMR-240 which is not the UltraFlex version. So, the cable is not as flexible as UltraFlex but has lower loss than UltrFlex. The cable construction appears to be similar to the LMR-240. This cable could be used at any length and frequency but the power lost in the cable could be high. I recommend using this cable for shorter feedlines less than 50 feet and at lower frequencies less than 30 MHz. The cable power loss at 100 feet and 50 MHz would be almost 30%. The specified 0.85 dB loss at 50 MHz would be close to 18%. A better cable choice for long feedlines and high frequencies would be XMR400 from XRDS at Amazon. This cable is only $26 more for 100 feet and the loss is half that from the MOOKEERF cable. Beware the XMR400 has a larger diameter and is very stiff. By the way, Wikipedia has a good article on decibels for power gain and loss but there is some math.

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