Well thought out and made product. Easily erected and it works!!!. Used in the SSB field day contest, heard and worked a couple of JA's (doing the all asia contest). Granted I was in an QRM quiet location using an FT817.
Put it up, plug it in and off you go. No need for a tuner, have used it with an ;817, IC703 and a QRP Labs QCX kit.

Highly recommended, get one, you'll not regret it.....

Combined with the 7M SOTA Pole I took this dipole on Holiday to the Lake District, only manged to use it once, but I found it easy to set up and use and light-weight. Perfect for portable work when you are Activating a HEMA or a SOTA summit!

Nice build quality. Very good overal setup with baluns, cable, bag and all needed accessories. User only need pole. I use 8m finhing rod (1m when collapsed) and with that dipole is about 7.5m high. SWR metered with AA-200 and is both bands (7MHz and 14MHz) very low (see graphs on my IG account user: oh1sa. Also nice mechanical design, not build to last, but build to low wheigt and easy fix if needed. I will recommended this, at least for backup for emergency use. Thank you.

This field antenna is very thoughtfully designed and goes up and down easily, just like in the video. As I put it up the first time, there was always a feature right there to assist in the next step. I mounted it on a 31' pole (rather than 20') and needed to clip in copper scraps to get resonance. It was easily done. I found a 12" jumper worked on 40, a 7" tail on 20. The feedpoint plastic block snapped on one side when the pole got away from me and slapped it to the ground. It was easily glued and SOTABEAMs immediately air mailed a replacement feedpoint block with hardware.

Love this, easy to setup and use. Packs away really easily. Cannot fault it.

Worked equally well with a clansman and ft-817.

Very good, very light, very easy to handle.

I use it with a 10 m SB travelmast, cable-tied it on 6 m height, as advised by Richard.
I've disconnected the yellow rope from it, as i want to decrease the force on the top of the mast, and i use a GK10 guying kit to hold the mast. In this case it's easier to catch the links on the antenna, in my opinion.
And i wind the coaxial cable on the winder reverse as the way it has arrived to the winder, it's a bit less tricky to erect the whole thing. again, for me .

All the parts are superlight, yet strong enough !
The lenght of the coaxial cable is just perfect too !

Used my sotabeams 20/40 linked dipole tor the first time today. My first contact was a ve7 from my home qth using an icom 703 running 10 watts. The antenna was on a 6 meter fiberglass mast and the band was not in the best of shape. Distance was 3548 kms, not bad for an old radio and my first contact in years.

Temporarily setup in the loft until I replace with a fan dipole.

Set up for 20m in an inverted V configuration with sloping legs favoring east direction.

Using a SDR Play RSP1 have received JT65 & FT8 from 94 countries in a few days.

Once the loft antenna is sorted it will be redeployed for QRP portable
where I have no doubt it will work great.

Recently purchased your two-band (20/40M) portable dipole antenna in preparation for our Solar Eclipse Special Event Station. We were planning to use both bands during the recent solar eclipse in the USA, but ended up staying on 40M for the entire event.

Laid out the antenna on the ground and raised it with a 33’ fiberglass pole, staked out the ends of the antenna and was “on the air” in less than 10 mins. The SWR was so good across the entire band, we never needed the ATU in our 100 watt radio! Signals from across the USA were pouring into our Special Event Station and we made 113 QSOs in about 3 ½ hours of operation, having GREAT FUN in the park on the solar eclipse day!

I can’t say enough good things about this antenna! This antenna design, wire, coax, connector, wire winders and bag w/stakes is a true bargain from SOTABEAMS! Easy “no-muss, no-fuss”, get on-the-air antenna makes it FUN to use. Looking forward to many more trips back to the park!