Nine Years. One Price. Here's Why That Changes April 16.

by Greyline Performance December 05, 2025

Greyline Performance · Sun Valley, Idaho

A note from Jon KL2A

We have held our price for nearly nine years. That changes April 16.

I want to tell you directly, because you deserve to hear it from me before you see it on the site.

When we started, the DX Flagpole was $699. We moved it to $999, then to $1,250. At each step, demand held. We kept it there. Through a global pandemic. Through supply chain failures that put other antenna companies out of business entirely. Through material costs that climbed every year while our price sat still. We held it because we could, and because we believed our customers deserved stability.

That run ends April 16.

New Pricing — Effective April 16

20' DX Flagpole / Vertical	$999 – $1,250	$1,495
24' DX Flagpole / Vertical	$999 – $1,250	$1,595
28' DX Flagpole / Vertical	$999 – $1,250	$1,695

Free shipping USA. 7-year guarantee. No code required.

April 15 is the last day to order at the current price. If you have been on the fence, this is your window. Order before midnight April 15 and your price is locked at what you see on the site today.

There is one more thing worth knowing about the antennas shipping right now.

Limited Edition — Artisan Production Run

Every antenna currently shipping was built by hand — start to finish — by a single engineer with deep mastery of this design. Same 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum. Same ASCE 7-10 wind ratings. Same 7-year guarantee. What changed is the joint: threaded metal-to-metal transitions at each section marriage, replacing the compression collar system. Self-aligning. No through-bolting. Less total weight. The joint is cleaner than what came before it.

Operators who order now receive a hand-built unit at a price that will not exist after April 15. That is not a combination that comes around often.

Greyline is expanding. There are things coming this year I am genuinely proud of. The price increase funds that next chapter. It is earned and it is overdue.

Thank you for nine years of trust. See you on the air.

Jon KL2A

Founder, Greyline Performance · Sun Valley, Idaho

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24 foot flagpole antenna review

First I would start by thanking Greyline for excellent communication and support. Any questions I had were promptly answered and addressed.
The antenna assembly went quick and was pretty easy to follow. I can tune <1.5:1 for 10m to 40m. 80m is hit or miss but is probably due to my older antenna tuner as it tunes 80m some of the time. WSPR tests show good propagation with some contacts in Australia and South America from California (QTH). Made some FT8 contacts with East Coast US. Ran some high power SSB tests and all good. Overall very happy with the antenna. It is well manufactured.

reply to your request for an update.

Recieved the antenna in good shape. Checked out the video and manual for assemble. Worked on where the best place to install it. In the process of Ordering support items. ladder antenna and then I got sick. Currently I am on the mend and will keep you updated.
I do have a question regarding in ground laterals that many verticle antenna need. I did not see instructions for ground laterals?
Probably a few more questions, however both the video and manual are great.
Thank You
Roger Lutz [****]. [****]

Very Happy

I'm very happy with this antenna. It looks great as a flagpole. Easy to setup and get on the air. Works and performs very well.

I was really surprised

I am not your normal Flagpole user. I was running an Icom 7610 when I bought it, 24' + 4' extension with LDG tuner, and it was the best vertical I have used. I then went digital and upgraded to a Flex 8600 with an Antenna Genius and a Tuner Genius. I was having a lot of trouble getting the LDG to work consistently with the 8600 system. In desperation I removed the LDG from the equation and installed a Balun Design 4115T 4:1 Balun to the ladder wire from the Flagpole. I was amazed that I could tune most bands to less than 1.5 to 1, but I could not tune 160m, 12m, and 10m. I then added the extension. I took the kit apart and used galvonic grease on all of the connections. I then set the length to 138 7/16 inches and use shrink wrap on all of the connectors. I had to rent a lift truck to get the extension on the Flagpole and used galvonic grease on the connection. The extension made the Flagpole not tune on 6m, but everything else was great. I do not believe in a perfect world so having a 160m to 6m antenna that did not do well on all bands in-between was not a surprise. When I cranked up the new system with the Flagpole feeding the 8600 I was stunned. I know that you might think that that is just marketing talk, but it is true. I run WSJT-X and JTAlert. Yesterday, a Thursday, I started a session around 3:00 Pensacola, FL time. I started on 30m with the Tuner Genius giving me a 1.19 to 1. I was able to get a QSO from every contact In my JTAlert list. Anyone I could see I could receive. I then tuned to 20m. For whatever reason the pattern was full. I started making contacts and was able to make 20 straight QSO's in a row, all from outside of the USA. The average distance from Pensacola to the QSO's was around 4,000 miles. They spanned from South Africa to Australia to Finland. That is a coverage area of around 18,000 thousand miles. Do atmospheric conditions work that way? If they do I have never experienced it before. You should be the judge on just how good this Antenna - Radio combination is.
73
Bill - NO4ON

Works Great

Easy installation and work even better than expected. WX4DX

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Nine Years. One Price. Here's Why That Changes April 16.

We have held our price for nearly nine years. That changes April 16.

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