Cables

Sort:

View:

Kingsignal, WARMAX Cables — Buy coaxial RF cables for antennas and drones

Signal quality in any radio frequency system — from the antenna-feeder path of a stationary communication node to the remote antenna of an FPV controller amplifier — is determined not only by the antenna or receiver but also by the cable connecting them. Kingsignal is represented in this category as a manufacturer of specialized RF cables: from premium flexible coaxial cables to corrugated super-flexible feeders with an LSZH jacket, designed for applications with high fire and environmental safety requirements. WARMAX, on the other hand, offers a thick RG-8 coaxial cable with N-type connectors — a solution designed for a powerful and stable signal without unnecessary installation complexity. A separate segment in the category consists of extension cables designed for specific drone signal booster systems (Alientech, Avenger, Deimox, DJI): they come as ready-made kits of a specific length with QMA and N-Type connectors for these specific platforms. The choice between types depends on the scenario: for a stationary antenna line, low loss and mechanical durability of the cable are more important; for a remote antenna of an FPV system amplifier, suitable length, weight, and matching connectors for a specific controller or booster take priority.

A complete communication line is rarely limited to just the cable. Connecting an antenna to an amplifier or controller requires matching the connector types on both ends — N-Type, QMA, or others, depending on the equipment — and using adapters between them if necessary. For remote antennas and battery-powered amplifiers, it is worth considering the cable weight per meter and bend radius, especially if the cable is routed through shelters or vehicles in field conditions. When choosing the length — 10, 15, 20, or 30 meters — it is advisable to allow a margin for the actual location of the amplifier relative to the operator, as excessive length increases signal attenuation, while insufficient length limits system mobility.

Technical advantages / characteristics of cables in the category

Conductor materials — a copper-clad aluminum inner conductor with a foamed polyethylene dielectric, and an outer shield made of aluminum foil and tinned copper wire — a typical construction for RG-8 cables in this category, which reduces signal attenuation over long distances.
Characteristic impedance and electrical parameters — standard 50 Ohm impedance with a capacitance of about 78 pF/m and a velocity of propagation of ~85%, ensuring impedance matching with most antennas and amplifiers in the category.
Resistance to field conditions — an operating temperature range of approximately -40…+80°C, typical for RG-8 cables in this category, allowing operation in winter and summer without losing jacket flexibility.
Kingsignal cable class — the KSR500 line is designed as a premium flexible coaxial cable for stable RF signal transmission, while the corrugated HCAAYZ-50-9 feeder with an LSZH jacket adds bending resistance and compliance with fire safety standards.
Connector compatibility — cables in this category are supplied with N-Type and QMA connectors, covering connections to amplifiers and antennas of Alientech, Avenger, and similar booster solutions.
Mechanical jacket — the outer polyethylene or PVC jacket of the cables is designed for resistance to abrasion and damage during regular deployment and rolling up of the line.
Ready-made lengths for specific tasks — cable kits in the category are available in several fixed lengths at once (from 10 to 30 meters), simplifying the selection based on the distance between the antenna and amplifier without the need for splicing.

Cables from Astreia Tactical Astreia Tactical supplies cables according to the manufacturer's stated specifications — impedance, length, and connector types — and checks the completeness and integrity of the cable before shipping to the client. If necessary, the store's consultants will help select a cable for a specific signal amplification system or antenna line — taking into account the existing equipment, required length, and budget. The category features specialized Kingsignal RF cables, WARMAX solutions, and ready-made kits for Alientech and Avenger signal boosters — each option is selected for a specific type of application, rather than as a universal replacement.