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Are you saying there is no difference or there is no true ultraflex? I have several LMR 400 jumpers. I purchased them almost four years ago when I returned to the airwaves. As you say they are as stiff as a metal rod. I hated them. I did not want to add those l-shaped connectors. I already was using an antenna switch in order to switch back and forth between the sonar and Madison. I didn't want to add any extra accessories like those l-shaped connectors. I had to keep the desk away from the wall approximately 2 ft so that the lmr400 jumpers would not bend at the pl-259 connector and eventually break. The LMR I'm looking at is labeled ultraflex. I'm fairly positive it's very lucid and flexible. If you say different I will definitely check before making the purchase. If that's the case I will find another jumper that is just as good in quality but very flexible. One specifically made for jumpers. I am fairly positive that the ultra flex lmr400 is just as wiry and loose as the lmr-240. If you know different definitely let me know. I will then ask for suggestions on the best jumper I could buy that aren't stiff like the lmr400. The ones I am looking for must be as loose and wiry as the lmr-240. I do hope you're wrong. I'm certainly glad I did not go ahead and purchase them yet. I have been purchasing my coax from the same eBay seller since my return to the airwaves. I could always call them and ask them for a recommendation. They've been very helpful in the past. I certainly spent enough money with them. They are a US based company and have been very convincing about the quality of their lmr400. eBay sellers Sagemaiden.[ATTACH=full]27764[/ATTACH]

<blockquote data-quote="Sonar" data-source="post: 657716" data-attributes="member: 47153"><p>Are you saying there is no difference or there is no true ultraflex? I have several LMR 400 jumpers. I purchased them almost four years ago when I returned to the airwaves. As you say they are as stiff as a metal rod. I hated them. I did not want to add those l-shaped connectors. I already was using an antenna switch in order to switch back and forth between the sonar and Madison. I didn&#039;t want to add any extra accessories like those l-shaped connectors. I had to keep the desk away from the wall approximately 2 ft so that the lmr400 jumpers would not bend at the pl-259 connector and eventually break. The LMR I&#039;m looking at is labeled ultraflex. I&#039;m fairly positive it&#039;s very lucid and flexible. If you say different I will definitely check before making the purchase. If that&#039;s the case I will find another jumper that is just as good in quality but very flexible. One specifically made for jumpers. I am fairly positive that the ultra flex lmr400 is just as wiry and loose as the lmr-240. If you know different definitely let me know. I will then ask for suggestions on the best jumper I could buy that aren&#039;t stiff like the lmr400. The ones I am looking for must be as loose and wiry as the lmr-240. I do hope you&#039;re wrong. I&#039;m certainly glad I did not go ahead and purchase them yet. I have been purchasing my coax from the same eBay seller since my return to the airwaves. I could always call them and ask them for a recommendation. They&#039;ve been very helpful in the past. I certainly spent enough money with them. They are a US based company and have been very convincing about the quality of their lmr400. eBay sellers Sagemaiden.[ATTACH=full]27764[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Sonar, post: 657716, member: 47153"] Are you saying there is no difference or there is no true ultraflex? I have several LMR 400 jumpers. I purchased them almost four years ago when I returned to the airwaves. As you say they are as stiff as a metal rod. I hated them. I did not want to add those l-shaped connectors. I already was using an antenna switch in order to switch back and forth between the sonar and Madison. I didn't want to add any extra accessories like those l-shaped connectors. I had to keep the desk away from the wall approximately 2 ft so that the lmr400 jumpers would not bend at the pl-259 connector and eventually break. The LMR I'm looking at is labeled ultraflex. I'm fairly positive it's very lucid and flexible. If you say different I will definitely check before making the purchase. If that's the case I will find another jumper that is just as good in quality but very flexible. One specifically made for jumpers. I am fairly positive that the ultra flex lmr400 is just as wiry and loose as the lmr-240. If you know different definitely let me know. I will then ask for suggestions on the best jumper I could buy that aren't stiff like the lmr400. The ones I am looking for must be as loose and wiry as the lmr-240. I do hope you're wrong. I'm certainly glad I did not go ahead and purchase them yet. I have been purchasing my coax from the same eBay seller since my return to the airwaves. I could always call them and ask them for a recommendation. They've been very helpful in the past. I certainly spent enough money with them. They are a US based company and have been very convincing about the quality of their lmr400. eBay sellers Sagemaiden.[ATTACH=full]27764[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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