An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
One of the great things about shopping at DX Engineering is that no matter what you’re looking for, you’ll find well-made and finely engineered products in a range of price […]
While the news in May 2024 that MFJ would be ceasing production of its large catalog of ham products rocked the amateur radio community, there’s some good news. DX Engineering […]
DX Engineering Equipment Helps Make It Possible The dedication of the University of Scranton’s ham radio station (W3USR) will take place October 25, 2024, showcasing the significant value that amateur […]
Wouldn’t it be great if you could hire a friendly and clear-spoken ham radio legend—one of the hobby’s most respected educators—as your personal mentor as you studied to earn your […]
eSwatini QRV in October/November 2024 The multi-operator 3DA0DL DXpedition from the landlocked, southern African Kingdom of eSwatini is scheduled to be on the air from October 25 to November 9. […]
DX Engineering and Icom America recently donated an Icom IC-7610 HF/50 MHz All Mode Transceiver to help upgrade the operating capabilities of young amateur radio enthusiasts in the southeastern African […]
A Big Advantage for Base and Portable Satellite Ops OnAllBands is always excited to announce a new product from WiMo Antenennen und Electronik, which are exclusively available in North America […]
Mark Your Calendar for a Special Interview with the 2026 WRTC Chairman and Past Winners November 21, 2024…Details Below. *** DX Engineering recently elevated its sponsorship of the 2026 World […]
What is Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) and how does it impact your amateur radio antenna system? Is there really such a thing as “perfect” SWR and does it really matter? […]
What are the current propagation conditions like? You can listen closely to the bands, but it takes time. You could look at the theoretical propagation forecasts on the Internet or […]
