An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
There are numerous exciting and challenging DXing opportunities on the horizon—and for many avid DXCC chasers, nothing presents a greater challenge than making contact on 160 meters. DX Engineering is […]
While fall is the season of change, one thing remains constant—there’s always plenty to do in the world of amateur radio! Tune up for Contest Season with a varied selection […]
Belize QRV in September Mark, DK8MM, and UWE, DL8UD as V31XT are scheduled to activate Belize from September 6-14. Operating from the Cayo District, the HF DXpedition will be on […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Uruguay Special Event in August The special callsign CX90RCU will be active throughout August to commemorate the 90th year of the Radio Club de Uruguayo, CX1AA. Founded on August 23, […]
Luxembourg Special Event From July 1 to the end of the year, 12 operators in Luxembourg will be using the special LX90RTL call sign to commemorate 90 years of Radio […]
The Northern California DX Foundation is Looking for Answers We’re sure you’ve heard the expression, “A few rotten apples spoil the whole bunch.” This seems to be increasingly, and alarmingly, […]
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 […]
