Several of our jumper cables (Comet HS-05, HS-10, and HB-05) terminate with a SMA-male connection. That is terrific if you have a radio that has a SMA-female RF adapter. You will find that most (if not all) Chinese HTs, and some brands (e.g., Motorola) have SMA-male RF connectors on their radios. I don’t sell a universal adapter, but I do have a good option to make that connection to your BaoFeng or Wouxun Handi-Talkie (HT). You can use one of these SMA Barrel Connectors (female-female) between two male SMA connectors. If you get one of these SMA Barrel Connectors and an appropriate jumper cable, you will then be able to connect your Elk to wide range of radios from Japan, China, and elsewhere.
SMA Barrel Connector
$2.50
SMA Barrel Connector (female to female)
In stock
Related products
-
Uncategorized
DBFLEX240 Coaxial Cable
$25.00 – $41.00DBFLEX 240 Coaxial Cable in 3, 10, and 20 foot lengths. Cables are available with either PL-259 (male UHF) or male N-Connectors for your most common operating needs. Cables in various lengths are ideal for your camping, mountain topping, EmComm Go-Kit, contesting, working satellites or at your QTH!
Select options -
Uncategorized
Replacement N-Connector
$9.50Female N-Connector Chassis Mount with correct length feed and ring terminal. There screws are included.
Add to cart -
Uncategorized
Elk Hat
$14.00Show that you are proud to be an Amateur Radio Operator and wear an Elk Hat! High quality Elk Hats are khaki on top with a black brim, ideal to keep the sun and reflections out of your eyes. The Elk Logo is stitched in silver/white and black thread. These hats are adjustable in order to accommodate most every size person. Elk Hats are comfortable and stylish.
Add to cart -
Uncategorized
Elk Antennas 220L6 1.25 Meter Band VHF Antenna
$115.95 – $148.45Around the world, where the 1.25 meter band is used, 220 (222) MHz is an extraordinarily popular and useful tool. Whether you go through repeaters or communicate via simplex, the 1.25 meter band is an outstanding choice of VHF operators. The feed on all Elk Antennas is from the front of the antenna. In other words, the end of the antenna where you connect the feedline is where you point the antenna at the station you are trying to work. NOTE: if you cannot add item to the cart, then please hit “ADD TO CART” twice!
Select options
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.