THE CIMPLE CO BNC T Adapter - T-Shaped Coax Splitter - 1 Male Port to 2 Female Ports, Coaxial Cable Extension - 10 Pack

Good purchase.

I used these to connect multiple RG-58 cables with BNC connectors together for an IRIG signal. I didn't have any problems with any of them.

worked well for my application

Allows an easy way to join and share cables with Ham Radio and related test equipment. Great quality and finish.

The splitters are being used to split a signal from a device used in the oilfield. They are working with no issues. Item arrived on time and in fine condition.

Recently purchased a function generator to send test signals to an oscilloscope. This required the purchase of multiple BNC adapters which I made based on the cumulative reviews setting : 4 stars and above. Despite virtually all forms of BNC adapters having, in general, rave reviews here on Amazon, the reality is far from this.The function generator itself had several reviews warning of its poor BNC connection cable. I purchased additional BNC cables in expectation and, indeed, these were immediately pressed into service when the supplied cables failed to make any connection.It became maddeningly clear that every BNC adapter cheaply purchased here on Amazon was horrifically flawed. Tee, right angle, 50Ohm adapters none were functional.Seeing a boast that these were made in Utah, these were purchased and proved just as poorly manufactured as the rest. Extremely poor connections, the slightest movement or vibration of the desk or wires would upend any signal.Probe Master, a USA company, from whom I purchased multimeter test leads here on Amazon years back does carry a full selection of the required adapters for the oscilloscope and arbitrary wave generators. I replaced the cheap products with their oscilloscope kit 2038 and their BNC adapter kit. These kits aren't offered on Amazon but using the contact the seller for their multimeter test leads will solve problems.In short, one gets what one pays for and cheap isn't worth the headache.

Works well for tapping into different pieces of test equipment. I am using this on my radio work/repair bench. Check out The Radio Garage on YouTube.

For me, these have proven reliable.