Extra Low-Loss Cable Provides Greater Range

Shakespeare Lo-Max® coax cable

The choice of cable used for a marine antenna can make the difference between a clear signal and no signal at all. Lo-Max extra low-loss coaxial cable from Shakespeare provides superior performance for maximum range.

Lo-Max was exclusively developed for Shakespeare's dual-band, cellular telephone antennas operating at frequencies where cable losses can be high. Its low line-loss characteristics approach RG-8-AU and RG-213 cables, but without the extra weight and rigidity. Lo-Max cable is an excellent choice for marine VHF, CB and other installations requiring 50-ohm cable.

Available in lengths of 30, 50, 100, and 1000 feet, Lo-Max cable is supplied in white color with both ends pre-stripped and prepared for standard PL-259 connectors. Adapters and connectors, including Shakespeare's new gold-plated line, are available separately.

Pricing for Shakespeare's newly-trademarked Lo-Max® extra low-loss cable starts at $31.95 for a roll of 30 feet. Founded in 1897, Shakespeare is the world leader and innovator in fiberglass reinforced composite antenna technologies for military, commercial, and consumer markets.

Founded in 1897, Shakespeare is the world leader and innovator in fiberglass reinforced composite antenna technologies for military, commercial, and consumer markets. Copies of Shakespeare's catalogs of marine antennas and electronics products are available free by writing Shakespeare Electronic Products Group, 6111 Shakespeare Rd, Columbia, SC 29223, or by calling the company at 803-227-1590.