Nice, great idea for the tuning section.👍

Amazing and beautiful assembling. 73 tks for sharing this view Paulo.

beautiful mount assembly.

Ty so much for this video, wonderful setup

I made one of these for 2 meters. This one is nearly identical. Just a couple of minor differences. Mine worked perfect till i took my tower down. I never had any issues with SWR getting out of adjustment.

Great build, Do you know if it is broad banded enough to also use on GMRS which is at 462 mhz?

@Hydrogenpower2 .... how much would you estimate the materials to cost (not including tools)  Thanks

13:15 "you can mount it on another pole".  Are you sure about that?  Please read this: https://www.hamradio.me/antennas/j-pole-antenna-should-i-ground-it.html

I'd like to build a j-pole for the purpose of receiving only while I scan the air band.  Do you think I would notice a difference between a j-pole and a dipole for receiving only?

sir is it grounded

Please do a 27mhz Jpole❤❤

Unsure how you come up with 15mm for D in the Plans inbetween poles, I can see 30mm for D in the plans but could you give guidance on how you get the 15mm for D. I would have to cut the tee in order to bring both poles together enough is this correct?

I alwast feed the long side. But I guess makes little difference

In inches please

The tube diameter is too large for UHF.
Lose Gain!

I'm surprised  that channel locks are still around

A good example for beginners with no knowledge. but redundant for others. too much narrative, and way too much description of parts. ad nauseum But none the less thanks for taking the time to do it and for sharing..

Will you just get on with it already enough with the tools jeesh

what type of nonsense is this? you spent a significant amount of time on the tools but when it came down to needing the dimensions of the pipes you simply skipped over the most important items. what a bunch of nonsense.