The Signal Report | Operator Stories, Antenna Physics, Field Reports | Greyline
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Every Station He Can Hear: Bernie KB6FRD's 24-Footer Under a Nevada Sky
Bernie, KB6FRD, busted a Big Island pileup on 17 meters with 100 watts and a 24-foot DX Flagpole on the Tilt-Up Base. The faux rock at the base hides the tuner. Spanish Springs, Nevada. -
Every Greyline Has a Tilt Now: The 2" Tilt-Up Base and the 2.25" XL
Two tilt-up bases, one for every Greyline ever built: the Tilt-Up Base for the 2-inch line and the new XL for the original 2.25-inch antennas. The physics of a tilt, which one is yours, and what changes at your station. -
He Would Not Give Up His Flag Light
Denney W7MNE is 77. He raises and lowers his own 33 ft antenna, his wife handles one bolt, and when the 9 ft whip wanted the top of the pole he ran a threaded rod through his flag light rather than give the light up. He also took the photograph we had been unable to produce for years. -
He Walked It Up Alone, Then Worked Franz Josef Land
Chris K1LDO already had the 9 ft whip on his 20 ft vertical. This summer he added a 4 ft extension and a tilt adapter, then walked all 34 feet upright by himself. First night: San Diego, Turkey, and Greenland. Since then: Franz Josef Land on 15 meter FT8, and 248 DXCC entities and counting. -
The One-Man Flagpole: KQ4DEP Turned Storm Prep Into A Solo Job
One operator, one morning: KQ4DEP installed the tilt hinge solo, grew 20 feet to 24, and turned storm prep into a one-man job in Southwest Florida. -
Twelve Feet vs. Hurricane Milton: KC4OS Still Standing At 120 MPH
Bob Rysner, KC4OS, installed the smallest antenna we make days before Hurricane Milton arrived at 120 mph. His full damage report: a mere baby wind. The physics of why it stood. -
K8AXJ Review: 24' Greyline Antenna Up in Under 30 Minutes
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.
