Collection: Experimental: 32-44 foot Low Band HF Vertical Antennas and Flagpole Antennas

Low Band Vertical Antennas focusing on 30-40-60-80-160M are popular in the winter months and we are listening to you. Ham radio operators will be pleased to try these taller OCF (off center fed) Greyline HF Vertical Dipoles.

But, buyer beware, longer is NOT always better, especially for the higher bands. Note the 43' vertical popular in Ham folklore exhibits a problematic high-angle of radiation above 30M. The pattern is good below 30M. For a Real DX pattern on all bands, including 20-6M (high bands) see our Legacy Line of Free-Standing 16-28' foot vertical antennas and Flagpole Antennas, for an efficient all-band solution. See the graphs illustrating this on any product page below.

Back to the low bands. Meet Greyline's 32', 36, 40, and 44 foot tall vertical dipoles. These DO require guying. Note: 2" OD antennas on the market over 24 feet tall require guying according to our Structural Engineer.

Where to get Guying Kits? You can DIY or purchase guying kits here and here from well known vendors.

Historically, Greyline has not manufactured antennas that require guying. We have focused on all band free standing solutions. After a few customers tested our taller verticals, we offer them as available to you for test run.

Look at this Example, 40' Antenna Picture of this Greyline Performance Flagpole antenna at 40 feet high, with guy lines. See here. According to the model, this is just ~2-3dB less than a 66' full size vertical on 80M. When you can't go 66' up, this will do the job.