An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering The team at DX Engineering has been hard at work over the last couple of years developing an improved Hexx Beam antenna with significant upgrades and key advantages over past […]
It has been reported that from May 26-29, DL1MGB is scheduled to be operating on 80-10M from Iceland (TF), the 273rd Most-Wanted DXCC Entity per Clublog as of April. Please […]
DX Commander has announced that DX Engineering will be the exclusive North American distributor of the company’s lineup of high-performance amateur radio antenna kits and accessories. Based in England’s Midlands […]
If you’re planning on attending Hamvention 2023, you’ll want to carve out some time on your busy itinerary to stop by Building One, booths 1207-1210, 1307-1311, 1407-1411, and 1508-1511. That’s […]
For those who prefer the minimalist approach to ham radio, this post is for you! The team from DX Engineering will once again be participating in the year’s premier QRP […]
For the team of active operators at DX Engineering, one of the highlights of the ham radio year is using Dayton Hamvention as an opportunity to showcase new DX Engineering […]
For many amateur radio clubs, Field Day is the biggest event on their calendar. Many hams who don’t participate in contesting or DXing throughout the year find themselves excited to […]
There’s still time to sign up for the 2023 edition of Contest University, where hams gather annually in Dayton, Ohio, to absorb expert advice from a diverse range of hams, […]
What is Field Day? It is an event where hams in the United States and Canada attempt to contact as many stations as possible on the 160-, 80-, 40-, 20-,15- […]
