An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
There are more than a few good reasons why DX Commander antennas, finely produced in England’s Midlands region and exclusively sold in North America through DX Engineering, are some of […]
Sierra Radio Systems, a manufacturer of portable wire antennas and station control modules for amateur radio operators, has named DX Engineering as a worldwide dealer of its products. Designed and […]
Read about the FlexRadio products now available at DX Engineering and watch a video below with news about the upcoming FlexRadio Aurora Series Transceivers. *** DX Engineering was excited last […]
We’re introducing a new feature on OnAllBands. With so many products being added to DX Engineering’s lineup of 3o,ooo-plus offerings from more than 180 manufacturers, we’ll be providing quick snapshots […]
The creative spark behind Digirig, an open-source integrated digital modes interface for amateur radio, was ignited when Denis Grisak, K0TX, logged his first FT8 QSOs back in 2020. What he […]
DX Engineering now carries more than 85 items from Moonraker, a U.K.-based company that has been a trusted provider of radio communication equipment for more than 40 years. Today we’re […]
DX Engineering recently had a customer report that he applied typical household window cleaner (e.g., Windex) to the TFT LCD (liquid-crystal display) of his Yaesu FTDX10, resulting in the touchscreen […]
Sometimes portable operations aren’t so easy if the surroundings make antenna deployment problematic or if your location doesn’t allow you to throw an antenna in a tree. In those cases, […]
Check out this fun, simple, and useful hands-on project, plus see more new products available at DX Engineering—an antenna sketchbook from Salty Walt and an easy-to-use end-fed half-wave portable antenna […]
It took a couple of years for “QST” magazine to publish a review of DX Engineering’s RT4500HD Rotator. Here’s why: If you want to write an informative assessment of a […]
