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20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M
20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M

20' HF Vertical Antenna, No Radials, OCF vertical dipole for 160-6M

Precio habitual
$1,200.00
Precio de oferta
$775.00

Greyline 20-foot HF Vertical Antenna for all-band HF radio operation. No Radials for Higher Performance Lower Angles, Lower Noise, and Lower Loss, for all frequencies 160-6M.  

This freestanding OCF vertical dipole antenna is designed to provide 160-6M operation and is perfect for limited space applications. With a maximum height of only 20', it requires no radials, making it ideal for easy setup, yet still delivering optimum performance.

Below, we'd like to show you why the HOA Flagpole Antenna is called a high-performance antenna system.  Smarter, stronger, and more elegant all-band ham radio antenna option. Your friends, family, and DX totals will agree. We guarantee it. 

NATION-WIDE HOA & XYL APPROVED!

Order Includes $500+ in Bonuses

  • 20' HF Vertical Antenna, VDA 
  • Greyline DX Premium Feed Kit ($95 value)
  • RF Choke ($95 value)
  • Ground Mount Kit ($200)
  • Pro Tip: Add Mini or Maxi RF Choke for lower noise
  • Everything you need to get on all bands. Just connect your coax
  • Free Shipping (~ $100 value) 

Top 10 Customer Reviews, Videos & Install Tips in our Blog

Within our website, we share videos, pictures, and stories from our customers that are helpful to you for choosing an HF multiband antenna such as our HF Flagpole Antenna or Vertical Dipole Antenna. Here are our Top 10 shortcuts. See our YouTube Channel (link below) for informative Wow. Greyline Flagpole Antenna faces Tropical Storm Cristobal - Note: we've doubled structural integrity since too. (:28 seconds)

  1. YouTube: Precision Machining (:30 secs)
  2. YouTube: Seamless Part Fit (:03 secs)
  3. YouTube: Full overview of the OCF design (21:15 mins)
  4. Customer Reviews shares technical feedback on the web tab above
  5. About Us Page that shares we are passionate about Ham Radio too!
  6. 12-24' Greyline Antenna Manual can be found in our Assembly Documents page 
  7. Antenna Configuration (graphic) will depict for you how the system is arranged, visually.
  8. [Pics] A visual “walk-through” pictorial. A teenage YL assembles a Greyline Vertical Dipole out of the box. We captured the pictures for you. Found in the Assembly Documents link below.
  9. Customer Install Series: Rob in Colorado's Journey with a Greyline 20' DX Flagpole in his HOA - great write-up by one of our customers from the aerospace antenna industry. 

Top 20 Benefits of Greyline Antenna Systems:

  • HOA Approved + XYL and neighborhood approved too!
  • No Radials! needed for high-performance
  • Coax Adapter included The feed system uses ladder line at the antenna for the lowest possible loss. Connect your coax and turn on the radio. 
  • Strong, Smart, Elegant design. "Pretty" premium aluminum, No messy stubs, coils, etc.
  • Premium-only, Made in the USA. Double-dipped, double-walled tubing & stainless steel parts.
  • All frequencies 160-6M including WARC, MARS, FEMA, etc.
  • 160M bonus: Try the 20'-24'-28' many report success! 
  • Smart Clean Design, Rugged Materials & Engineering: 80-100 MPH wind rating
  • Best in Class 'as good or better' than any legacy brands 
  • ARRL Antenna Competition Award Winner
  • Featured on Ham Talk Live Ep. 188 "Stealth Antennas & HOA's"
  • >90% and better efficiency across all bands
  • Very Low Losses owing to the feed system
  • Lower Angles than ground-mounted verticals requiring 100+ radials
  • Lower Noise too reported widely 
  • Easy Install: Dig a 3-4' post hole, build antenna (1 hour), dirt or Quik Crete, drop-in (15-20 lbs), plug in, and play radio!
  • Free Shipping in the USA + Deep discounts Worldwide
  • Shipping time: See our Order-Status Page for transparent updates
  • Industry-leading 7-year warranty
  • 100% Money Back Guarantee - we want you on the air
  • New! 15-30 minute build times on the new versions (same Strong, Smart Elegance) 
  • XYLs Love the Greyline Flagpole Antenna

    XYLs Approve its dual use: Emergency Prep & Real DX

    That's right, Family and discerning neighbors approve owing to its by design Elegance! Clean lines, smooth premium finish. No ugly stubs, traps, coils, unsightly elements, or 100s of radials to mess with. Your loved ones and neighbors see an aesthetically pleasing Flagpole, you see a Flagpole Antenna, your ticket to 160-6M Real DX.

    "So pretty she let me install it in the garden!"

    Customer Feedback

    • "Highly Recommended for HOA and CC&R Restricted Ham Radio QTHs." 

    • “So pretty my DX Flagpole Antenna is allowed in my wife’s garden! In the GARDEN!”

    • "4 Band DXCC this summer with my 20' DX Flagpole from my HOA!"

    • "Clean Sweep in November Sweepstakes with my DX Flagpole!"

    • "Got Indonesia (YB) this morning on 40m SSB with 100 watts. Just over 9,000 miles!"

    • "Since I added the Greyline DX Flagpole vertical antenna, I have added over 200 additions to my DXCC Challenge account. I am now right at 900 and hope to complete it in the next few months."

    • "Holds its own vs. taller competitors with no radials & is also stealth!"

    • "The other night I was on 60M and it felt just like the old days, running JA’s from Chicago in the CQWW CW with a 4-1000 Amplifier to a Quad at 80-feet!"

    • "Got Mauritania, Dodecanese, Israel, and Cypress on 80 meters and 4 bands and 3 modes for VP6R on Pitcairn. First Pitcairn since 10 Meter AM contact in the 1960s."

    • "Designed Smarter, Stronger, and more Elegant Aesthetically."

    • "So so many FT8 stations worldwide."

    • "If I can hear it, I can work it and this antenna hears well." 

    Comparing Greyline HF Vertical Antenna to well-known antennas such as the Hy-gain AV-680 and Cushcraft R9:

    *The Red inner rings are 80M, blue 40M, green 20M, and orange 10M. 

    Comparing Greyline Performance HF vertical antenna & HOA Flagpole Antenna to the famed 43-foot vertical

    * The 24-foot performance measures land between the 20' and 28' angles and gain projections.

    SUMMARY: Bigger is not always better. Ground-mounted verticals are great antennas and have their usefulness. Be prepared to get the radial system right. Note these systems also endow stubs, coils, and other unsightly matching systems that often fail under power. None of us deserve to be called "junk guy" by the XYL, family, or neighbors. Consider Smart, Strong, and Elegant.

    GROUNDING: As always, when considering your grounding of the Flagpole Antenna plans, follow the ARRL RF Guidelines.

    SHIPPING:

    USA: Free Shipping
    DX: Low Rates (examples available at checkout. Test it!) 

    Greyline Performance Antennas are Popular with Ham Radio, CB, Preppers, and DX'ers alike. Newly licensed to the professional radio op, the digital modes are a natural fit with the low noise, high duty cycle + high power requirements as well as those commercial industries that need a rapid frequency hopping (ALE) attribute. We are proud to serve Ham Radio, Disaster Prep, and Emergency Communications Agencies. Thank you.

    We enjoy talking radio!

    Write in or call us to discuss any questions you have. It’s an honor to serve you in this manner. Thank you for the opportunity.

    Ham Radio is fun again! Please, pass it on...

    73 Greyline Performance

    Customer Reviews

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    Richard Keller SR
    IMPRESSIVE IMPROVEMENT

    This is an antenna I wish I would have purchased sooner. We live in an HOA with a small lot and some restrictions on antenna placement and height. We had a small vertical antenna mounted to our fence, but had limited places to install grounds and could only put two in place along the fence line. We could only receive 40M, sometimes 20M, and both had to be tuned and adjusted at the antenna. This year, those bands began generating high SWR. I was able to determine the wiring and connections were all good but the antenna was failing and we would miss out on the new solar cycle. We ordered a 20' Greyline, without the flag mount options, along with an LDG 100W external tuner. Due to a backlog in supplies, it took many months to process my order, and when I paid with a credit card it was cancelled the following month because they could not ship it within 30 days to process my credit card. I called and they no longer had any 20' antenna packages to ship at that time, but they agreed to ship me a 24' for the same price without further delay. That was still not going to be visible from the street above my home which is an HOA requirement, so I agreed. After receiving the equipment and installing it, I was amazed. 40M, 20M, 12M, and 10M bands were all below 1.5 SWR. 30M was an impressive 1.1 SWR. Unfortunately, I could not tune 80M, 17M, or 15M due to high SWR. Quite possibly this is an issue with the LDG tuner. We have reached far away with this antenna, and my wife began using FT8 and collected QSOs with 29 countries on multiple bands within a week. I was able to reach Australia, which showed a distance of 10,000 miles. The antenna is in my back yard, close to my house and neighbors say they don't notice it. While I could have installed it in the front as a flagpole, I would have to re-rout all of my wiring to the front of the house. This is an impressive antenna. If I were to do this again, I would like to have purchased an already assembled ladder-line to PL-259 adaptor as assembling the provided kit proved somewhat challenging without a drill press which I no longer have after downsizing a few years ago, and having to modify the clamshell case so that it would fit over the PL-259 component. The RF-choke required weather proofing so I ended up purchasing 1-1/2" waterproofed shrink tube that seemed expensive for the length needed. In the end, it all worked well when connected. I fully recommend this antenna.

    Wow! So great to hear that you and the XYL both are enjoying the bands together. Let's get those other bands working. Likely a ground issue we can resolve. *We've already called him for a few testing exercises to get things dialed in. Ham Radio is fun again! Pass it on... 73 Greyline Performance

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    Craig, W3GF
    After 3-months, impressive performance, SWR 1.8:1 on 75M-6M, busting pile-ups, & surprisingly...

    Hi Jon at Greyline!

    After using the Greyline 20’ OCV for several months I wanted to tell you how happy I am with its performance!

    With a little tweaking of the installation, I now have matches of no greater than 1.8 to 1, 75M thru 6M. (using the LDG RT-100)

    Even with the poor band conditions, we are currently experiencing, I have worked some nice DX….Albania, Peru, Ecuador Brazil, Italy, Spain and most other European countries with great reports on 100 watts from the TS-890. Nothing too exotic yet but I have not really worked at it either.

    In short, if I can hear them, I can work them even through some serious pileups.

    I am particularly impressed (and surprised) with 6M performance. I have had good reports as far as OK and ME. Really looking forward to improving conditions as the next sunspot cycle ramps up!

    Thanks for the great customer support and info!

    73, Craig W3GF

    PS. I forgot to mention that my noise level is also several S-units lower than with my former 1/4 wave trap vertical which makes a real difference!

    See pictures of Craigs installation, here:
    https://greylineperformance.com/blogs/news/customer-writes-4-band-dxcc-this-summer-with-my-dx-flagpole-in-my-hoa

    You're welcome, Craig!

    Would you like to get on the air with your friends, with real DX confidence, busting pile-ups and working the world from 160-6M? Try one of our real DXF (Stealth DX Flagpole) or DXV (non-stealth DX Vertical) HF vertical antennas, today.

    Ham Radio is fun again! See you on the air, soon.