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DX Engineering 400MAX 52-ft GMRS Base Coax

DX Engineering

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Connecting the Comet GP-6NC to a Midland MXT500. Selected from published maker specifications; not a Cook Curated range test.

Price · USD$282.99
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Connecting the Comet GP-6NC to a Midland MXT500
Material / format
52 ft · 50Ω low-loss coax · N-male to PL-259
Know before buying
N-male connects to the antenna; PL-259 connects to the radio. Measure the actual cable route before buying; allow for grounding/protection hardware and avoid tight bends.

Four matched components · One checkout

Your GMRS home setup.

One each: Midland MXT500 radio, Astron SS-30AP supply, Comet GP-6NC antenna and matching 52-ft coax.

$1,401.96Four parts at their individual prices · Tax and shipping calculated at checkout · May ship separately

Includes the four equipment components shown. Mast, building attachment, grounding/lightning protection and weather sealing are separate. Measure your cable route. The supply requires AC power; battery backup is extra. GMRS license and setup checklist →

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Connecting the Comet GP-6NC to a Midland MXT500.

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