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SMA-Female to BNC-Female Coax Adapter for Handheld Radios
SMA-Female to BNC-Female Coax Adapter for Handheld Radios
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$5 Shipping or Local Pick-Up
This item qualifies for $5 Economy Shipping anywhere in Canada! Local to the Lower Mainland? You can also select Free Local Pick-Up in Surrey, BC at checkout.
This high-quality adapter lets you connect a BNC-style antenna or cable to your Baofeng, Quansheng, or other handheld radio that uses an SMA-Male antenna port. It's the perfect solution for using a scanner antenna with your ham radio or connecting your HT to test equipment.
💡 Please Note: Sold as a Single Adapter
The main product image shows two adapters from different angles so you can see both connectors. This item is sold as a single (1) adapter.
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Connector 1: SMA-Female: Features a center hole and threads on the *outside*. Designed to screw onto radios with a center pin.
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Connector 2: BNC-Female: The standard "twist-lock" connector found on most scanners. Accepts any BNC-Male plug.
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Connect to Scanner Antennas: Easily connect your Baofeng UV-5R or Quansheng UV-K5 to a high-gain BNC discone or scanner antenna.
✅ Fits Radios with a CENTER PIN (SMA-Male Port)
This adapter fits handheld radios that have an SMA-Male antenna port (a port with a center pin that is **flush** with the radio body).
Compatible Models Include:
- Baofeng: UV-5R, UV-82, BF-F8HP
- Quansheng: UV-K5, UV-K5(8)
- Retevis: RT5R, RT1, RT2, RT8, RT81
- Yaesu: FT-65R, FT-4XR
⚠️ Does NOT Fit Most Yaesu, Icom, or RT85
This adapter does NOT fit radios that have an SMA-Female port (a center hole that protrudes from the body). This includes most Yaesu (FT-60R), Icom, and some Retevis (RT85, RA89) models.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Connector 1 (Radio Side) | SMA-Female (Center hole, threads outside) |
| Connector 2 (Antenna Side) | BNC-Female (Center hole, twist-lock) |
| Impedance | 50 Ohm |
| Material | Nickel-plated brass |
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$5 Shipping or Local Pick-Up
This item qualifies for $5 Economy Shipping anywhere in Canada! Local to the Lower Mainland? You can also select Free Local Pick-Up in Surrey, BC at checkout.
This high-quality adapter lets you connect a BNC-style antenna or cable to your Baofeng, Quansheng, or other handheld radio that uses an SMA-Male antenna port. It's the perfect solution for using a scanner antenna with your ham radio or connecting your HT to test equipment.
💡 Please Note: Sold as a Single Adapter
The main product image shows two adapters from different angles so you can see both connectors. This item is sold as a single (1) adapter.
-
🔌
Connector 1: SMA-Female: Features a center hole and threads on the *outside*. Designed to screw onto radios with a center pin.
-
📡
Connector 2: BNC-Female: The standard "twist-lock" connector found on most scanners. Accepts any BNC-Male plug.
-
🛰️
Connect to Scanner Antennas: Easily connect your Baofeng UV-5R or Quansheng UV-K5 to a high-gain BNC discone or scanner antenna.
✅ Fits Radios with a CENTER PIN (SMA-Male Port)
This adapter fits handheld radios that have an SMA-Male antenna port (a port with a center pin that is **flush** with the radio body).
Compatible Models Include:
- Baofeng: UV-5R, UV-82, BF-F8HP
- Quansheng: UV-K5, UV-K5(8)
- Retevis: RT5R, RT1, RT2, RT8, RT81
- Yaesu: FT-65R, FT-4XR
⚠️ Does NOT Fit Most Yaesu, Icom, or RT85
This adapter does NOT fit radios that have an SMA-Female port (a center hole that protrudes from the body). This includes most Yaesu (FT-60R), Icom, and some Retevis (RT85, RA89) models.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Connector 1 (Radio Side) | SMA-Female (Center hole, threads outside) |
| Connector 2 (Antenna Side) | BNC-Female (Center hole, twist-lock) |
| Impedance | 50 Ohm |
| Material | Nickel-plated brass |
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