Designed for dual CB antenna setups, this Cobra co-phase RG-59 cable delivers equal-length leads for correct phasing and maximum performance. With soldered PL-259 connectors, it ensures a solid connection. At 50% off – only $12.48 (compare at $24.95). Buy now.
Specifications
Brand: Cobra
Model: RG-59 co-phase
Product Type: Coaxial Cable (co-phase)
Length: 9 ft total (with dual legs)
Connector: PL-259 (soldered)
Impedance: 50 ohms
Application: Dual CB antennas (co-phase)
Why Co-Phase?
Co-phase cables ensure both antennas receive and transmit in sync, reducing pattern distortion and improving performance on trucks.
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Features
Co-phase design ensures equal signal path to both antennas for better performance.
Soldered PL-259 connectors for reliable, long-lasting connections.
Half-price at $12.48, with free shipping over $45 and an extra 15% off coupon.
Model: Unspecified
Length: 9 ft
Connector: PL-259 (soldered)
Impedance: 50 ohms
Shielding: Copper braid
Application: Dual CB antennas
Product Type: Co-Phase Coaxial Cable
Seller: ChargeWise Systems
MPN: Unspecified
Product Details
Perfect Dual Antenna Setup
For truckers using dual CB antennas, this Cobra co-phase cable is essential. It ensures proper phasing for optimal performance. At $12.48 (50% off), it's a smart investment. Free shipping over $45, plus extra 15% off with SAVE15. Order now!
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I install a 9 ft RG-59 co-phase coaxial cable for dual CB antennas?
Connect the center connector to your radio, and the two side connectors to each antenna. Ensure the lengths are equal (they are factory trimmed) and route the cables symmetrically for best results.
What is a co-phase CB antenna cable?
It's a cable with a single connector on the radio end and two connectors on the antenna end, designed to feed two antennas while maintaining the same signal phase to each.
What's the difference between RG-59 and RG-58 for CB?
RG-59 has a smaller center conductor and higher loss at CB frequencies. However, co-phase RG-59 is often used for dual antenna setups where flexibility and space are considerations. RG-58 is more common for single antennas.
Is this cable long enough for a truck?
The 9-foot length is designed for dual antennas mounted on a cab or toolbox. For longer runs, you might need extenders.
Where can I find a Cobra co-phase cable for my truck?
You're looking at it! Priced at $12.48, this is the best deal online. Use code SAVE15 for extra savings.
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g*****h
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Perfect phasing, great price
I was skeptical about the price, but this cable works flawlessly. My dual antennas are now perfectly in phase, and I'm getting excellent reports on transmit and receive. The PL-259 connectors are soldered well and the cable feels sturdy. Definitely worth the $12.48!
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r**q
Good cable, but a bit stiff
This RG-59 co-phase cable does the job. My SWR dropped and performance improved. Only reason for 4 stars is that the cable is a bit stiff, making it a little tricky to route in tight spots. Otherwise, a solid buy.
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l****e
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Excellent quality and value
I couldn't believe the price. The cable is well-made with quality connectors. I installed it on my pickup and my dual antennas are working great. Very pleased with this purchase.
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j****r
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Works, but not perfect
The cable works, but I had to bend it carefully to fit. It's a bit thick and not as flexible as I'd like. The connectors are fine, and the phasing is correct. Average product, but the deal is good.
