Purchased this cable twice now. I originally purchased to go from my outside Donor antenna to my booster. Recently learned about indoor antenna radiation patterns and decided to switch from my inside panel antenna to a dome antenna. The Wilson 400 wire has so little signal loss over other cables I went with it from my booster to the new dome antenna. Works great.
Cons: Slightly harder to mange cable as it is much thicker.
Pros: Signal is not lost. High quality cable!
Tip: I unrolled the cable in my house and then went up in the attic. Hope this helps you
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This Item  Wilson Electronics 50 ft. Black WILSON-400 Ultra Low Loss Coax Cable (N-Male to NMale), Modem |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $69.99 | $119.95 | $32.99 | $14.99 | $29.99 | $24.99 |
| Delivery | Get it May 13 - 15 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 |
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| Sold By | RockSignal LLC | Signal Boosters | XRDS-RF | Amazon.com | mookee | XRDS-RF |
| cable type | Coaxial RF (F-Type) Cables | Coaxial LMR400 Spec | Coaxial | Coaxial | Coaxial | Coaxial |
| connector type | N-connector | N Male | Pl-259 Uhf Coaxial Cable | Coaxial | Coaxial | N |
| connector gender | Male, Male | Male-to-Male | UHF Male-to-UHF Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male |
| cable length | 50 feet | 100 feet | 25 feet | 2 feet feet | — | 0 inches |
| compatible devices | Modem | Signal Booster, Ham Radio, Antenna, Repeater, Cellular WiFi Devices | AIS Antenna, VHF Marine Antenna, HAM & CB Radio, Antenna Analyzer, Dummy Load | — | Printer, Router, Personal Computer | Scanner |
| data transfer rate | 11 gigabits per second | — | 500 MHz | — | 5 gigabits per second | 18 gigabits per second |
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weBoost Ultra Low Loss Coaxial Cable – N-Male to N-Male Connectors – 50 Feet
WILSON 400 fifty feet coaxial cable with N-Male to N-Male connectors. This 50 feet cord is black in color. It is also referred as part number, weBoost 952350. While this 50 ft. long cabling is manufactured by Wilson Electronics, it is branded under their brand name, weBoost. It is Ultra Low-Loss Coax Cable. This means it incurs a very low loss of under 1dB. Signal loss per 10 ft. on 800 MHz is only 0.45 dB. Signal loss per 10 ft. on 1900 MHz is only 0.7 dB. UPC: 813986006504.
Fifty ft. cables like these can be used inside building or outside buildings. It enables perfectly secure connections between an amplifier to both indoor or outdoor antennae, taps, splitters or surge protectors. This Wilson-400 cable is LMR400 equivalent (if you’re familiar with those). The thickness or diameter of this 50' cord is 13/32 of an inch. It is fitted with a N-Male Connector on each of the two ends. This makes it ideal for use with any Wilson Electronics in-building cell phone signal booster amplifier system equipped with Type N connectors.
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