An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 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 […]
The ARRL governance structure divides the United States into 15 ARRL Divisions. Every three years, ARRL members in each Division elect a Director and a Vice Director to represent them […]
One of the many ways DX Engineering continues to support the ham radio community is by providing gear for highly anticipated DXpeditions. We’re proud to know that hams who activate […]
