onelinkmore BNC Female to Dual Banana Female Socket Binding Post RF Coax Splitter Adapter Connector for HF Radio Antennas Pack of 2

I bought this pack of 5 Onelinkmore BNC Female to Dual Banana Female Socket Binding Post RF Coax Splitter Adapters to build some custom dipole antennas for my ham radios. These connectors have become quite popular in the ham radio community because they make it extremely easy to assemble custom dipoles and other antenna projects. They feel solid and well-made, and everything has worked perfectly for my builds. Very happy with this purchase. Potential Uses: Building custom ham radio dipole antennas Connecting HF radio antennas to dual banana posts DIY RF experiments and antenna projects Educational electronics and radio hobby projects Amateur radio portable setups Laboratory and test bench RF connections General coaxial to binding post adapter needs Key Features: BNC female to dual banana female binding posts Compatible with HF radio antennas Solid construction for reliable connections Easy to install and use Pack of 5 for multiple projects Compact and lightweight for convenient use Disclaimer: This review reflects my personal experience only and is not professional technical or radio advice. Always follow proper safety and operational procedures when building or using antennas and radio equipment.

I used these adapters to make some dipoles. I made a 10m and a 20m dipole with them and they performed excellent. I compared the dipoles to a 40m efhw and I believe the dipoles outperformed the end fed slightly. I have zero complaints with the build quality, and they are affordable enough to buy multiples.

Handy for making ham radio antennas with wire. I was able to make dipoles in the field easily. BNC connector seems to fit my cables and adapters well

One of two in the pack was pitted, and flaking. The other seemed fine. Working as a homebrew dipole. Wrap the wire through the little holes a few times for strain relief (as seen on N6CC's site).

Like everyone else, I used this to make a 20 meter QRP dipole antenna for my portable operations. I used a 3/16 drill bit and drilled a hole between the terminals then attached a carabiner clip to it so there would be no strain on the wire. I used about 17' of 20 gauge wire for each side and deployed for fine tuning. I was able to trim the ends to get the phone portion of the band to 1.0 SWR and the digital portion of the band to 1.2 As you can tell, it has a low Q (wide bandwidth) to cover the entire band without an antenna tuner. It would not be resonant on any other band without one. Since you get 5 to a pack, make 5 bands. Also in the picture I have a female BNC to SO239 adapter because all of my cables are RG-8X with PL-259 ends. These things are great for dipoles. Between wire, carabiner and adapter I have less than $10 in it and it works amazing and is super light weight.

Good splitter adapter, well made & does the job for long wire.

Seller is onelinkmore This was purchased for a experimental idea with a radio I have and I will say it work perfectly for that idea. The only fault I found was in one of the BNC connections in one had to much plastic added by the manufacturer and I had to use a floss picker end to clear away the female connection as it was covered and blocking the inside. after a quick 2 mins of clearing and a puff of compressed air it worked just fine.

For quick and simple way to build small basic dipole for low-powered VHF to extended range for your VHF up to 25 watts from BNC connector. Because of MURS are limited to out-put power 2 watts by FCC law. Good news: You'll DOUBLE the MURS range without breaking the FCC Law. Also great for VHF Aircraft, 2-Meter, VHF-High, Marine Band and 222 MHz band. Can be used for UHF-Low band as dipole to simple beam antenna as for Great experiment with low SWR for greatest range.

Use these for creating ham radio antennas, quick connect BNC to the radio and such. They work as expected

Quality item, well made, recommended

It works good forwhat i needed

Ham radio antennas... This rocks

I have had one of these things outside for about two years as part of an antenna. It works well, although there is some rust on the connectors now. Not bad!