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16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance
16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance

16' HF Vertical Antenna | No Radials | 160-6M | Greyline Performance

Normaler Preis
$1,150.00
Sonderpreis
$950.00

HF Vertical Antenna · 160-6M · No Radials · Made in USA

The DXV16 — Every Band, Built for Wind.

The DXV16 works every band, 160 through 6, from a single feedpoint with no radials — a clean 2-inch pole for tighter lots and rooftops, rated 115 MPH year-round.

Modeled gain: in NEC modeling over average ground, the 16-foot runs ahead of a textbook quarter-wave on full buried radials across 17 through 10 meters — strongest on 10 — and works every band below it. How height pays →

Why No Radials — and Why It Works

A traditional quarter-wave vertical feeds at its base, so every ohm of ground resistance sits in series with the antenna and steals signal before it leaves your yard. The Greyline VDA is a vertical dipole: return current flows through the lower element, not a buried radial field, so the antenna stops depending on your soil. One feedpoint, every band.

Before you install, run a noise audit. A 2-inch pole goes wherever you choose. Walk the property with a battery AM radio tuned off-station, find the quietest spot, and put the pole there.

In the Box

  • DXV16 VDA Radiator
  • Feedline kit: ladder line, five snap-on ferrites for choking, ladder-line to PL-259 adapter, spacers
  • Ground Sleeve Kit, Assembly Manual and Tuning Guide
  • 7-Year Warranty

You supply coax for the run to your shack and a tuner, in the shack or at the antenna. Both are below, and both save you money in the same cart.

Built for Real Weather

Engineered to ASCE 7-10: 115 MPH, year-round, with nothing to raise or lower. The 2-inch 6061-T6 profile is deliberate — wind force scales with projected area, and a slim, engineered section sheds wind better than a fat one fights it. A wind rating without a cited standard is a guess dressed as a spec.

Complete The Station

These come off automatically when they ride in the same cart as the antenna. No codes.

Tilt-Up Base — $25 Off

Lower the whole antenna to waist height alone, in minutes — for maintenance, the whip, or a storm. No ladder, no second person.

View Tilt Base

9' DX Whip — $25 Off

Nine more feet on top adds the length 40 and 80 reward most. With the tilt-up base it goes up and comes down in minutes.

View Whip

Coax Feedline — 10% Off

The antenna is only as good as the line feeding it. Genuine Times Microwave LMR and Andrew Heliax, cut, terminated, weatherproofed.

See The Coax

A Tuner, Shack or Antenna

Both placements work, and almost any decent-size ATU will do. The LDG RT-100 remote is the easy, affordable starter — weatherproof, powered over the coax.

View The RT-100

Want it to fly a flag? The DXF16 is the same antenna as a flagpole, with HOA documents in the box.

Specs and Shipping

Height 16 feet
Bands Every band, 160-6M; bonus gain across 17-10M (NEC)
Design VDA — Vertical Dipole Antenna, off-center fed
Power Legal limit — nothing in the antenna to heat. At full legal limit, use a feedpoint choke rated for 5 kW for headroom.
Radials None
Material 2" 6061-T6 aluminum, fiberglass insulators, stainless hardware
Wind 115 MPH — ASCE 7-10
Shipping Within days, free to the USA and Canada; each box with its own tracking
Made In Sun Valley, Idaho, USA
Warranty 7 years. We improve the design whenever we learn a better way; this page is the current reference.

Before You Order — Answered

When does it ship?

Within days, free to the USA and Canada, in more than one box with its own tracking. Call 435-200-4902 for a specific date.

Do I need a tuner — will my radio's internal tuner work?

You need a wide-range tuner: the VDA presents a different impedance on each band, which is how it covers 160-6M with no traps and no radials, and most built-in tuners only handle about 3:1. In the shack or at the antenna, both work, and almost any decent-size ATU will do. For long digital runs, check your tuner's duty-cycle rating.

What coax should I run, and how long?

Measure radio to feedpoint and add about 15 percent for routing and a service loop. LMR-400 class is the sweet spot at HF; LMR-600 earns its premium past 100 feet, at legal limit, or buried.

How hard is installation?

Most operators are on the air the same afternoon: dig a post hole, assemble the sections, drop it in, run coax, connect the tuner. Questions during install? Call 435-200-4902.

What does the 7-year warranty cover?

If it fails under normal operating conditions, we make it right. A customer's antenna fell in a severe ice storm — we sent a replacement immediately.

The DXV16 Ships Free to the USA and Canada.

Scroll up and add it to your cart — or call and talk it through first. We would rather you order the right height than the nearest one.

435-200-4902

Ham Radio is fun again! Pass it on… 73, Jon KL2A · Greyline Performance · Sun Valley, Idaho

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Clarence Cramer
Great pole, excellent service and communications.

I purchased the pole without the antenna and am very happy with the quality and ease of installation.