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Hm, why is that? How does an open stub prevent coupling from the antenna
to the feedline? Roy Lewallen, W7EL I was hoping we would not have to go through this AGAIN. The typical J-Pole (Closed Stub) was designed to feed with open feed line. Because Hams insist on feeding it with coax, a Band-Aid is needed to choke off feed line radiation & common mode currents. The Open Stub J-Pole was designed to feed with coax. So it don't need the Band Aid. The difference between the two is discussed in several antenna books. Just ask anyone the owns one. (http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/1613) Besides your the antenna expert, tell us why it would. 73 Al Lowe N0IMW |