N Male Plug Crimp Coax Connector Adapter for RG58 LMR195 KSR195 RG400 3D-FB Cable (5 Pack)

It was a good thing I had my older tools for terminating that connection. Both the core pin and shield angel hair wire very hard to terminate. You need to make your cuts perfect.Then you’re crimps need to be perfect on the Core-pin and on the Angel wire shield. I bought a 6 pack it was good security and cheap. So I could test before the main event. Everything worked out good, but I must say the angel hair ground/shield wires are very important and hard to deal with. But can be done right With perseverance.The 2 cables the company sent to me for my antenna amplifier for my cell phone, shield wires we’re not done properly and did not terminate well, touch no crimp. Cat touches the cable and you got no service.Now I have three bars of LTE in the valley from hell We call it that because, no cable, no direct tv, f Hugh’s net slow and expensive.Yes looking at star link next not here yet.Rule America we have that to adapt every day and I got good Internet at work.I hope some body reads this and replies. This is real life America.

They get the job done.

.Good quality, easy to connect to cable

I'm not sure how much power these connectors can handle. I'd feel comfortable running a few hundred watts through them. I would not feel comfortable running ham full legal limit (1500 watts) with these connectors, but I suspect they'd probably handle it, but if you have that much power, you probably want to go to a name brand connector. For the rest of us, these are cost effective connectors, that will do the job just fine. Since these are crimp on connectors (center pin is soldered on), you don't get a do-over, so measure twice, and crimp once. Since these connectors are not that expensive, I recommend getting the 10 pack.

I have to say I really appreciate that this company is making decently-priced connectors for those of us who don't have a fortune to get started in this hobby. That being said I received these for review at no cost so mainly I'm thinking of when I will have to get more I will happily buy these to restock. I'm getting better at least with the smaller diameter coax and my cables are starting to look more professional, but I think having decent connectors sure helps. I don't make a lot of type N cables in particular other than adapting some things here and there so far but I'm glad I have these and I have full confidence that I will be able to rely on these so long as I do my install portion on my end correctly.

These crimp connectors are for RG58 sized coax and include the center pin, ferrule, N-type body and some heat shrink tubing. The center pin is solder type and the ferrule should be crimped. It appears to be the correct size and crimps fine. If assembled correctly it works perfectly well. While not silver plated like some of the expensive USA made connectors these are fine for low power and receive system work and for jumpers.

These connectors are decent. and install easily. They are as good as any other crimp type I have used.

These work just as good as all the others I have purchased in the past.