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2m LSR200 CCA Cable, N Male Plug to RPSMA Male Plug
Product Code: PROLSR020M
- Compatible with all HNT aerials
- 2m Length LSR200
- CCA (Copper Clad Aluminium)
- N-Type Male to RP-SMA Male
- High Signal Integrity
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Product Description
2m LSR200 Copper Clad Aluminium Patch Lead N-Type Plug to RP-SMA-male
Our 2m LSR200 Copper Clad Aluminium Patch Lead is designed for efficient signal transmission and durability in LoRa and wireless networking applications.
Constructed with high-quality LSR200 cable, this patch lead ensures a balanced performance with reduced signal loss, making it suitable for shorter range installations.
The cable features a robust N-Type plug to RP-SMA male connector, providing reliable compatibility with a variety of LoRa antennas and devices.
Its 2-metre length offers flexibility for indoor and outdoor setups, ensuring a clean and organised installation while maintaining stable connectivity.
Choose this patch lead for a dependable solution in your wireless network projects.
For use with our LoRa HNT aerials: BLA-868-HNT-9 and BLA-868-HNT-12
2m LSR200 CCA Conductor Coil N-Type Plug to RP-SMA Male
Technical Specification
Cable Length
2m
Colour
Black
Width
145mm
Depth
150mm
Height
20mm
Weight
0.11kg
25/02/2025
11/02/2025
Amazingly quick de.ivery. Ordered at the weekend , arrived on Monday !
09/02/2025
Product as described and arrived on time, kept informed on progress throughout
04/02/2025
Somewhat confusing with the emails I received not identifying Blake UK as the sender easily
04/02/2025
Quick service and Quick delivery
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02/03/2025
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27/02/2025
Fantastic customer service - Thanks
17/02/2025
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14/02/2025
Great product and good service nice to find what you need
12/02/2025
Good products, delivered promptly. What's not to like?
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I’m pleased with the ærial overall. I did have to fix two separate issues though… 1. Many of the elements were bent, some quite badly. Happily they all bent straight again without any fatigue fracture. 2. Many of the elements were not seated properly in the booms. In one case, a vertical element was touching one on the other boom. I was able to pull the unseated ones out to seat better but I’m not sure how long they’ll stay like this.