Current state-of-the-art mesh antennas use ribbed umbrella and hoop structures for deployment. While these are potentially scalable to some extent, they inherently have high parts counts and require significant touch labor at a high number of attach points to form the desired mesh surface. These systems have constraints on their stowed volume which present challenges with small launch vehicle fairings and dispensers. The DaHGR sets a new standard for deployable antennas with 13 the parts count, less than 15 the volume (with a more favorableflexible aspect ratio), and 13 the cost of current SOA deployable mesh antennas.