KVH RG-11 RF Cable w/Right Angle Connector - 50'

The KVH RG-11 RF Cable with Right Angle Connector delivers the reliable signal transmission serious boaters and marine electronics installers demand when integrating satellite communication, GPS, or antenna systems aboard vessels. This 50-foot cable run eliminates signal loss over extended distances between your helm station and mast-mounted or transom-mounted RF equipment, ensuring consistent performance in open water where connection integrity directly impacts safety and navigation accuracy. Whether you're upgrading a cabin cruiser's communication array or installing a complete satellite tracking system on a commercial fishing vessel, this cable bridges the gap between your primary equipment and remote antenna placement.

The RG-11 coaxial construction provides superior shielding compared to lighter-gauge alternatives, minimizing electromagnetic interference that can degrade signal quality in the marine environment where metal hulls and electrical systems create challenging RF conditions. The right-angle connector design solves a critical real-world installation challenge—allowing clean cable routing in tight spaces behind instrument panels, through bulkheads, and around existing wiring without kinks or stress points that compromise signal fidelity over time. At 50 feet, this length accommodates typical vessel layouts from small center console boats to larger displacement hulls, with enough cable to reach mast-mounted antennas without requiring splices that introduce additional failure points.

Marine electronics technicians, DIY boaters performing avionics upgrades, and commercial fishing operations all rely on quality RF cables to maintain reliable communication in challenging saltwater environments where corrosion and EMI constantly threaten performance. This cable pairs seamlessly with KVH TracPhone, mini-VSAT, and traditional marine VHF antenna systems where the right-angle termination prevents connector strain and preserves the integrity of your investment. Proper installation—securing the cable run with marine-grade clips every 3 feet and keeping it away from high-voltage equipment—ensures years of trouble-free operation and the peace of mind that comes with knowing your communication and navigation systems are performing at full capacity when you need them most.