For The 2.25" Legacy Antennas
Introductory price for original owners: $400 through September 10, 2026. Regular price $479 after that. Said out loud so nobody has to guess.
If your Greyline HF vertical is from the 2.25-inch era, this is your tilt. The standard Tilt-Up Base is built for the current 2.00-inch antenna line -- machining it to fit a legacy antenna would leave a thinner splice carrying a bigger, higher-wind-load vertical, and we do not build weak links at the bottom of anything. So the bench built the XL: the same one-person tilt-over mechanism as the standard tilt, sized and reinforced for the 2.25 HF vertical from the start -- heavier square tube, heavier bar, longer pivot bolts.
Watch it work: the fourteen-second video in the photo gallery above shows N3EQF raising his 24-footer alone on the standard Tilt-Up Base. The XL does exactly this for the 2.25.
What it buys you is what every tilt buys: the whole antenna comes down to waist height with one pair of hands -- no ladder, no crew, no waiting for a calm day. Inspect the insulators, run the magnet test, swap hardware, dress the flag, and walk it back up. The fall checkup becomes a ten-minute job on the ground.
Straight talk: these are hand-built in Sun Valley in small runs, and the first articles are standing in the field now. Your order carries a real build queue, and you will get a real date -- that is how a hand-built shop works.
The other end of the system: once you can reach the top, the 9' DX Whip is what most operators put up there -- added aperture, and 40 and 80 come alive with added dBi gain on the middle bands, up to the 5/8-wave point the whip is built to. The tilt is how you reach the top; the whip is what goes on it.
Our guarantee covers the antenna and mounts as we build them. Hand-built in Sun Valley, Idaho. Questions: 435-200-4902 -- an operator answers.