Collection: HF Vertical Antennas: DX Vertical, 160-6M, No Radials

An HF Vertical Antenna That Brings Its Own Ground

Most HF verticals are half an antenna. The other half is a field of radials buried in your lawn, and the antenna is only as good as that wire. A Greyline DX Vertical is a vertical dipole: the lower element carries the return current, so there is nothing to bury and nothing for the soil to steal. It works the same on sand, rock, a deck or a rooftop, and every height works every band, 160 through 6 meters, from one feedpoint with a wide-range tuner.

Which height? The 20' is the proven middle (Japan from a Tucson backyard). The 24' earns its four feet on 40 and 80. The 28' is the most pole without a whip, and the 28' HD stands it on a 3-inch base for windy sites. The 12' and 16' are for sites that cannot take more, and they still work every band. Three questions pick your height →

Built for the long run. 2-inch 6061-T6 aluminum with a .125-inch wall bottom to top, fiberglass insulators, stainless hardware, engineered to ASCE 7-10; each product page carries its wind rating. Add the Tilt-Up Base and one person walks it down before a storm (legacy 2.25-inch poles take the XL Tilt). Want to fly a flag? The same antenna comes as a DX Flagpole.

“My radio came alive. Australia, Japan, and all over the states. What a night and day difference.” — Bill, 24' DX Vertical, Arkansas, verified owner.

Ships within days, free to the USA and Canada. Priced as a system: add the Tilt-Up Base or 9' whip for $25 off each, coax 10% off, automatic. Every price on one page →