Stealth-Flex 7 by Messi & Paoloni.
The best cable for invisible installations, with double braid shielding and additional copper foil for unsurpassed performance.
Green camouflage outer jacket.

The Stealth-Flex 7 coaxial cable features a durable and lightweight double copper braid shielding, designed to withstand the mechanical stress of multiple unwindings and windings when used in outdoor applications. In addition, the additional copper foil/PET shielding makes it resistant to the worst electromagnetic interference. A total of three shieldings give Stealth-Flex7 unique strength and durability.

A matte military green jacket makes it almost invisible.

As many know, locating a transmitter involves triangulation to find the source of the transmission. Locating transmissions is a hectic activity in a modern war scenario and is not exactly a game. On a hypothetical battlefield, radio frequency surveys are conducted to locate drones, their control systems, electronic countermeasures and any other source of transmission that is considered a threat. The stronger the signal, the better a drone will be guided, so high-quality cables are needed to connect the remote control transmitter to the control panel. Only our best cables, such as Hyperflex 10, Extraflex bury 10 and Stealth-Flex 7, enter this field of use. However, strong and stable signals are also easier to detect and the hunter can become the hunted. If the supposed reconnaissance drones, searching for the signal, in a hypothetical battle scenario, find you near the antenna, they could provoke an attack on your position.

Therefore, placing an antenna 15 or 30 meters away from you (better, even more) in a hypothetical war scenario becomes life insurance. You can understand that there are drones, close to your position, only by the buzzing above your head. These drones are forced to descend to low altitudes only if they cannot see you because you are hidden. When they fly low, they are heard and visible and therefore, become vulnerable, a good shot, in this case, could be decisive in your favor. The right distance from the antenna gives time to improve your camouflage and become almost invisible while the drone searches in vain in the area around your signal source. In this case, the length of the cable is directly related to the time of your notification, so carrying a few extra meters of cable could mean the difference between life and death. Drones have become the absolute protagonists of warfare on the battlefield or in guerrilla warfare. Given their low cost and high efficiency, they are rapidly changing the way modern wars are fought. When even seconds can make a difference, use the right equipment! Be prepared… be stealthy! With Stealth-Flex 7 any transmitter installation in the field becomes almost invisible.

Also, if you’ll excuse the joke, the military camouflage color of the cable is ideal for all those amateur radio husbands who hear their wives complaining about the presence of visible cables in the garden...