What do I think of my JPC-12 after 50+ activations?

What do I think of the JPC-12 antenna after using it for 50+ SOTA and POTA activations? In this video I tell you about the antenna and my experiences with it.

This video is not sponsored or affiliated with either the producer or sellers of the antenna or other products mentioned in the video

-- Base settings

Some good base settings for the antenna is:

15 meters: 3 tubes, coil set as short as possible and whip mostly extended
17 meters: 3 tubes, coil set a bit above the 20m position and whip mostly extended
20 meters: 3 tubes, coil set to the 20m position and whip fully extended
40 meters: 4 tubes, coil set to the 40m position and whip fully extended
60 meters: 4 tubes, long coil set 3/4 of the way from the top, whip fully extended OR long whip used with standard coil
80 meters: 4 tubes, long coil and long whip

Chapters:
00:00 - Start
00:02 - Introduction
00:33 - Not sponsored
00:53 - Similar antennas
01:15 - About the antenna
01:56 - What's in the bag?
02:12 - Main tubes
02:50 - Isolator
03:16 - Coil
04:06 - Ground spike
04:20 - Ground plane
05:17 - Telescopic whip
05:54 - The manual
06:35 - I broke my tube
07:17 - Extended JPC-350 coil
07:44 - Extended whip
08:31 - Traveling with extended components
09:10 - Packing weight
09:41 - Cost
10:27 - Coax is not included
10:45 - Note on digimodes
11:12 - Tuning the antenna with a NanoVNA
12:09 - Note on using SWR chart on a G90
12:44 - Rigging the antenna
12:56 - Order of assembly
13:24 - Tuning guides
14:11 - The coil
14:50 - Ground plane
15:54 - Ready to mount
17:12 - Spreading the ground plane
17:52 - Tuning the antenna
19:21 - Radio
19:57 - Hunting a POTA
20:40 - Band conditions
20:57 - Would I recommend it?
22:24 - Is it for new HAMS?
23:11 - Summary