An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
Poland/Lithuania Special Event in July On July 17, 1933, a modified Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker piloted by two Lithuanians, Steponas Darius and Stanislovas Girėnas, crashed in a treetop in Poland, killing […]
When it comes to choosing the right gear for portable operations, you may want to consider the 4 Ps as you make your selections: Portability, Performance, Perfectly Easy Deployment, and, […]
One of the cool things about being at Dayton Hamvention is having the opportunity to chat with the manufacturers whose products you’ll find at DXEngineering.com. After all, DX Engineering carries […]
Create some July fireworks of your own by taking part in a full slate of contests as we ease into mid-summer, including the quadrennial Olympics of ham radio. Before you […]
This month OnAllBands willbe featuring videos of some of our favorite amateur radio manufacturers from Dayton Hamvention 2023. Today, we’re highlighting the magnetic loop antenna specialists at Ciro Mazzoni. Rod, […]
If you were not able to make it to Dayton Hamvention 2023, here’s your chance to catch up on some of the highlights. This excellent discussion between DX Engineering CEO […]
Forty meters is open. You’re making plenty of QSOs, even snagging a few DX stations. Suddenly, signals begin to fade or even disappear—and they don’t seem to come back. You […]
Once you get your Technician license, the next step is the General. Congratulations, you just earned access to almost every HF frequency amateurs have! (Techs, you have some 10 meter […]
Morse code, or Continuous Wave (CW), remains as popular as ever in the ham radio community, though it’s no longer required to obtain a license. Regardless of this, many hams […]
