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I think the difference here is due to the fact a 1/4 wavelength shorted phasing stub consists of two 1/4 wavelength conductors. When you short the end, the RF travels 1/4 wave down to the short and comes back on the other conductor after another 1/4 wavelength of travel. The end result is a 180 degree phase shift.

[QUOTE="Shockwave, post: 385160, member: 10882"] I think the difference here is due to the fact a 1/4 wavelength shorted phasing stub consists of two 1/4 wavelength conductors. When you short the end, the RF travels 1/4 wave down to the short and comes back on the other conductor after another 1/4 wavelength of travel. The end result is a 180 degree phase shift. [/QUOTE]

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