The Signal Report

A customer on a Maine waterfront called the letter he received "the finest business letter I have ever received" and printed it out for his grandson graduating in naval architecture. Here's the story of what happened, why it happened, and what it means for every Greyline customer going forward.

A 20-foot Greyline went together like a charm for Peter, W4ISA - clean install, buried LMR-400, surge protection done right, and it works everything he hears.

Two contests, casually operated between football games - 56 countries on the high bands, 29 states on 160 meters, all from a 20-foot flagpole. And on the same weekend, on the same coax, it out-worked his end-fed wire. Here is exactly what Ted ran and why the physics favors the vertical dipole.

K8AXJ put up a 24-foot Greyline on a tilt mount in under half an hour at his beautiful Six Lakes, Michigan QTH - no radials, pre-fit before shipping, and excellent on 20 meters.

KE6TT started at 20 feet, added the 4-foot extension to reach 24, and measured SWR of 1.0-1.3 across 40-160M - then worked Europe and Africa on 100 watts.