Sammlung: Flagpole Antennas: DX Flagpole, HF 160-6M, No Radials

A Real Flagpole. A Full HF Antenna.

A Greyline DX Flagpole is not an antenna dressed up as a flagpole. It is a genuine residential flagpole that flies a full-size flag, sized to the U.S. Flag Code and engineered to ASCE 7-10, and it is also a vertical dipole that works every band, 160 through 6 meters, from one feedpoint. The lower element carries the return current, so there are no radials in the lawn and nothing for a neighbor to notice but the flag.

Why boards say yes. HOAs approve flagpoles routinely, and under the Freedom to Display the American Flag Act of 2005 an HOA cannot bar a resident from flying the flag; it may set reasonable rules on height and placement. The free HOA approval toolkit gives you the architectural brief for the board and a neighbor FAQ.

Which height? Tight lot or strict board: the 12' or 16'. Most owners: the 20' (Antarctica on 30 watts). Low bands matter: the 24'. The most pole the yard allows: the 28', or the 28' HD on a 3-inch base for windy sites. Three questions pick your height →

Built to stand. 2-inch 6061-T6 aluminum, .125-inch wall bottom to top, fiberglass insulators, stainless hardware; each product page carries its wind rating. Flag down in a storm, and with the Tilt-Up Base one person walks the pole down in minutes (legacy 2.25-inch poles take the XL Tilt). Lighting the flag at night? Light it from the ground, never from the pole top.

“No one in my neighborhood realizes it's an antenna.” — Dennis, 24' DX Flagpole, verified owner.

Ships within days, free to the USA and Canada. Priced as a system: add the Tilt-Up Base or 9' whip for $25 off each, coax 10% off, automatic. Every price on one page →