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Superbat Thin SDI Cable 5ft 75 Ohm RG179 BNC Cable for 3G-SDI Video Camera
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Superbat Thin SDI Cable 5ft 75 Ohm RG179 BNC Cable for 3G-SDI Video Camera

Bottom line: The Superbat Thin SDI Cable 5ft 75 Ohm RG179 BNC Cable: True 75Ω impedance matched for clean 3G-SDI video; main trade-off: only 5ft (150cm) — suits short runs, not long cable pulls.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ True 75Ω impedance matched for clean 3G-SDI video
  • ✓ Gold-plated BNC male-to-male ends resist corrosion
  • ✓ Thin, flexible RG179 coax routes easily in tight camera rigs
  • ✓ PTFE core plus silver-plated braid shields signal at high temps

Cons

  • ✗ Only 5ft (150cm) — suits short runs, not long cable pulls
  • ✗ Thin RG179 attenuates more than thick RG6 over distance
  • ✗ Single-pack; multi-camera setups need several ordered
  • ✗ Straight BNC ends only; no right-angle version offered

SpecPicks Verdict

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Key Features

  • Short 3G HD SDI Cable BNC cable (Straight) Length: 150cm (about 5ft)
  • Connector: Professional bnc male to bnc male Connector | Connector: Gold plated | Impedance: 75 Ohm | Cable: low loss RG179 Coaxial Cable
  • This sdi cable thin is ideal for short-distance connection devices.Use PTFE Insulating Material, It has characteristics of light weight, Good flexibility, High Temperature Resistance, corrosion resistance. It Copper conductor and silver-plated shielding braid, It has Good shielding, Few Signal Attenuation.
  • Supported devices: Supports HD-SDI, 3G-SDI, component, composite, MADI, WORD CLOCK, SYNC, etc. hd-sdi cable designed to support SDI output, camera or monitor, VCR/ Audio/ CCTV monitor/HD switcher/ sdi converter/ video splitter/ oscilloscopes etc.
  • Package : 1-pack bnc sdi patch cable

Full Specifications

BrandSuperbat
Weight3g
Package1-pack bnc sdi patch cable
ConnectorProfessional bnc male to bnc male Connector | Connector: Gold plated | Impedance: 75 Ohm | Cable: low loss RG179 Coaxial Cable
Cable TypeRG179
Connector TypeBNC, RF Connector
Special Feature3g
Compatible DevicesCamera, Monitor, Supports HD-SDI/3G-SDI/4K/8K,SDI Video Cable, Television

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