An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
The excitement is building for the VU4AX DXpedition to South Andaman Island scheduled for March 10-20, 2025. This 12-operator HF (160-10M, including WARC bands and some CW/FT4-FT8 on 60M) activation […]
Okay, it’s freezing at DX Engineering headquarters near Akron, Ohio. If it’s equally frigid at your QTH, here is some hot news that will get you psyched for sunnier days […]
Plus, Stop by and Talk Amateur Radio with Some of the DX Engineering Crew at 2025 HamCation! If you’re one of the fortunate amateur radio enthusiasts to be taking in […]
In the market for an antenna that’s portable, lightweight, easy to set up, versatile, and effective for SOTA, POTA, Field Day, or any outdoor ops? DX Engineering’s Michael Murphy, KI8R, […]
Purchase MFJ, Cushcraft, Hy-Gain & Ameritron Products While They Last *** As we mentioned in our previous post about Cushcraft antennas, select MFJ products—including branded MFJ, Cushcraft, Hy-Gain, and Ameritron […]
DX Engineering is proud to carry a wide range of amateur radio gear from Moonraker, a U.K.-based company that has been a trusted provider of radio communication equipment for more […]
Editor’s note: This post is part of an ongoing series of Ham Radio 101 articles from OnAllBands addressing the basics of amateur radio as a service to aspiring and new […]
DX Engineering is pleased to welcome ELAD to its prestigious lineup of more than 175 manufacturers whose products can be found at DXEngineering.com. Click here to review all the brands […]
We’re doing something different for today’s QSL card article. In honor of DX Engineering’s 25th anniversary of serving the amateur radio community, OnAllBands is featuring some of the personal QSL […]
This is one of the most frequently asked questions the team at DX Engineering receives when helping customers find the best solution for installing a mobile radio (transceiver) in their […]
