Digital 10' RG8X W/Mini UHF Female & Mini UHF Double Male

The Digital Antenna 10' RG8X marine extension cable with mini-UHF connectors is engineered for boaters and anglers who demand reliable VHF antenna connectivity in demanding saltwater and freshwater environments. Whether you're extending your 500 Series VHF antenna run or repositioning your radio installation away from the helm console, this cable bridges the gap between your transceiver and antenna with minimal signal loss. Built to withstand the UV exposure, salt spray, and temperature swings that offshore and coastal operations demand, this extension cable ensures your critical communication link remains strong when you need it most.

Digital Antenna's RG-8X cable features low-loss, tinned braid construction with foil shielding—a marine-grade specification that resists corrosion and maintains signal integrity over longer runs. The factory-attached mini-UHF female and mini-UHF double male connectors ensure secure, weathertight connections without field soldering or adapters that introduce weak points. UV-stable jacket materials prevent degradation from sun exposure, critical for above-deck cable runs. At 2 lbs, the 10-foot length is substantial enough to route antenna leads through cabin headliners, along railings, or down mast sections while remaining manageable during installation—a practical balance that experienced installers recognize.

This extension cable is ideal for retrofit installations where your VHF radio sits in a cabin or console far from the optimal antenna mounting point, or when upgrading to a newer transceiver that requires a longer coax run than your original setup provided. Anglers operating center consoles and cruising boaters with helm stations positioned away from cabin tops will appreciate the flexibility this cable provides. Ensure compatibility with your existing 500 Series Digital Antenna installation before ordering; the mini-UHF connectors are specific to Digital's antenna ecosystem and deliver the performance margin that offshore operations and extended coastal cruising demand.