An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
Six different models of popular DX Commander antenna packages are in stock (as of the date of this posting) at DX Engineering and are available at DXEngineering.com for immediate purchase. […]
A Good Reminder to Upgrade Your Own Station’s Long-Distance Capabilities The International DX Association (INDEXA) is celebrating 40 years of service to the ham radio community with a party—and everyone’s […]
Our first article on references to ham radio and Morse code in movies, television, and music received such a good response that we decided to go a second round. Here […]
For both portable deployment and permanent installation at your QTH, you can’t go wrong with a dipole antenna—assuming you have the space to accommodate its installation. Widely praised for its […]
The FCC created the Volunteer Examiner Coordinator (VEC) system to provide initial licensing examinations for prospective hams and upgrade examination opportunities for those already licensed. The VEC organizations oversee the […]
Here’s a great chance to make contact with North Cook Islands—the 63rd ranked most-wanted DXCC entity per Clublog as of August. Four operators—HA5YG, HA7RY, KN4EEI, and AA7JV— are scheduled […]
For many experienced hams, soldering a connector to a coaxial cable is as natural an act as saying “73” at the end of a transmission. But notice how we used […]
If you’ve been bitten by the DXing bug or have been considering adding this endlessly entertaining and challenging pursuit to your ham radio repertoire, OnAllBands is excited to announce this […]
Democratic Republic of the Congo QRV in August/September The 9Q2WX DXpedition by Vlad, OK2WX from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is scheduled to run from August 20 to […]
There’s a lot more in store for DX Engineering customers who visit the new DX Engineering showroom in Tallmadge, Ohio. The showroom is over twice the size of the previous […]
