An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
Handheld, Mobile, Portable, and Base Station Combos For ham radio newbies, good things come in convenient packages. If you know someone who has recently received their ham radio license but […]
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November is “New Manufacturer Month” at OnAllBands. Why November? Because in this season of being thankful, we’re giving thanks to the amazing collection of manufacturers (more than 175) whose products […]
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Albania QRV in November If you’d like to add the Republic of Albania to your list of DXCC conquests, there’s still a chance to reach DL7UCS, who has been operating […]
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When it comes to coax cable, most hams would agree that too much is better than not enough. Adding more cable on the fly is tough, especially when crawling around […]
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Let me start by saying that this is an OPINION PIECE. Everybody has an opinion. Everyone is entitled to his or her opinion. I try to explore all sides, but […]
The Pan Ohio Hope Ride (POHR) is a noncompetitive one–, two–, or four-day cycling event that supports the American Cancer Society. Either as an individual or part of a team, […]
Open the box of a new handheld radio and you’ll find the usual stuff—the radio, battery, charger, belt clip, “rubber duck” antenna, and instruction manual. Looking at rubber ducks from […]
Also check out other ways to keep your shack organized at DXEngineering.com Looking for a versatile, proven, and colorful way to get a handle on your amateur radio shack’s ever-growing […]
Handheld, Mobile, Portable, and Base Station Combos For ham radio newbies, good things come in convenient packages. If you know someone who has recently received their ham radio license but […]
November is “New Manufacturer Month” at OnAllBands. Why November? Because in this season of being thankful, we’re giving thanks to the amazing collection of manufacturers (more than 175) whose products […]
Albania QRV in November If you’d like to add the Republic of Albania to your list of DXCC conquests, there’s still a chance to reach DL7UCS, who has been operating […]
When it comes to coax cable, most hams would agree that too much is better than not enough. Adding more cable on the fly is tough, especially when crawling around […]
See Below for How to Find the Day’s Hottest Deals! Ham radio is supposed to be fun. It’s why you first shot wires into trees, practiced CW until your wrist […]
Headphones, Speakers, Microphones, Equalizers, and More Ask a ham about the upgraded audio equipment they added to their shack and you’re sure to hear an earful. That’s because better audio […]
Here are a Few Sponsored by DX Engineering With DX Engineering’s 25th anniversary on the way in 2025, the company is celebrating this milestone by renewing its commitment to lifting […]
Open the box of a new handheld radio and you’ll find the usual stuff—the radio, battery, charger, belt clip, “rubber duck” antenna, and instruction manual. Looking at rubber ducks from […]
There are several options for getting your antenna up in the air when operating in a park or other location. But what type of mast should you choose when hanging […]
With the growing popularity of ham radio activities in the great outdoors, the team of amateur operators at DX Engineering has been hard at work finding ways to make your […]
