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I graduated electronics school almost 50 years ago and remembered studying about the purpose of the ball on a car antenna. I couldn't remember the technical explanation but found it on the RadioReference.com website from a post by RevGary...his explanation is as follows: "The ball on the top...

I think the ball on the older antennas kept birds from being impaled by a ball less metal rod.

I prefer as little protrusion as possible, the antenna on my 2017 Edge is functional and attractive...almost looks like the Ranger antenna without the big rubber ducky...they want you to remove it if you go through most car washes and some low slung parking garages....how did the make the Edge...

Size matters...in the case of this antenna I think the shorter the better. I would think the shorter one limits the reception of weaker stations, but as I said, I don't listen to AM/FM that much anyway. The Stubby picks up my stronger local channels just fine. It's all personal preference. My...

The reception is fine, but I would think it wouldn't be as good as with the long. My local stations come in just fine...

I've never liked that long AM/FM antenna so I bought a little Stubby one from Amazon. It works for my purposes. I don't listen to much AM or FM so reception isn't a big deal to me. Even so, the one AM station and the one FM station I might listen to receive just fine. I think it looks loads...

My new truck...it's HOT....