Ham Radio Blog | HF Vertical Antennas & HOA Flagpole Antennas, 160-6M
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40-Foot HF Vertical in an HOA: Mike K7NT's Experimental Stack | Greyline
Brave W7-Mike K7NT adds 20-feet of antenna extensions to his 20' Greyline HF Vertical Antenna in his HOA. See the Pictures here too.
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The Engineer's Edge: Why WW9Z Chooses Greyline for Real DX on HF
A systems engineering mindset demands precision and reliability. Navy veteran and Extra Class operator Mark (WW9Z) shares why the Greyline HF Vertical is the core of his winning ham radio station. Read his story, and then ensure your own system checks out—did you catch yesterday’s critical Q5 interview? Catch up before the big weekend and download your DX Weekend To-Do List! Ham Radio is so fun right now. Join us.
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VE7GPZ: 28' DX Flagpole on Okanagan Lake, British Columbia
Beautiful QTH in Canada by the sea. "Very Happy with the Flagpole Antenna, it gets out Wonderfully and it's going to get a workout this field day!" Take a look at Mark's shack, here.
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Greyline DX Flagpole How-to’s: Mounting, ground, boat, bulkhead, roof top, towers.
OCF Vertical Dipoles (aka DX Flagpole Antennas) can be mounted on the ground at home or HOA, lake docks, saltwater beaches, sailboats and atop a tower. Radials are not needed for high-performance. Where will you install yours?