20m Antennas.

If a station has one serious antenna, it is usually on 20m. The 14 MHz band works through solar minimum and maximum alike, carries the grey-line long path at sunrise and sunset, and forms the backbone of every DXpedition and every major contest operation. It is also the most competitive real estate in amateur radio: when a rare one appears, the pile-up on 20m is where the whole world shows up.

Cutting through that competition is a gain and noise problem, and it is what the LFA was made for. Our 20m Yagis run from compact designs for suburban towers up to long-boom, multi-element arrays for contest stations, all with the closed-loop driven element's low-noise receive and a direct 50 Ω feed with no matching network to fail at full legal power.

For stations chasing the last decibel, the range extends into stacked pairs and quads — the configurations that put the loudest signals on the band.