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1/4 Wave Monopole vs. 1/2 Wave J-Pole EZNEC Shootout

November 3, 2018November 6, 2008

Myths abound concerning how J-Poles do so well. Here is an EZNEC shootout between a 2 meter J-Pole and a Monopole with radials.

Categories NEC Shootouts Tags 2m, Cebik, EZNEC, J-Pole, monopole, NEC, Simulation

The 43 foot vertical – The answer to everything?

May 28, 2016October 22, 2008

The 43 foot vertical antenna is a popular height being promoted by several antenna manufacturers for 160 to 10 meters. Let’s see why and examine some advantages and pitfalls.

Categories Antennas Tags 160m, 20m, 30m, 40m, 43 foot, 80m, Baluns, BigIR, Cebik, DX-Eng., EZNEC, NEC, Simulation, verticals, Zero Five

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