An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
Rocket Machine Worx is a small company with big ideas about how to make amateur radio stations more organized and efficient. Operated by husband-and-wife Navy veterans and Extra class licensees […]
Support the future of amateur radio and snag two never-before-activated POTA locations! DX Engineering provides critical equipment for the Saba Island activation. In partnership with Youth on the Air (YOTA), […]
There are many reasons to be proud as a member of the amateur radio community. Among those is knowing that the use of ham radio is expanding our knowledge of […]
Want to know why you should seriously consider adding a portable antenna system from REZ to your arsenal for Parks on the Air® (POTA) activations? Because it was the POTA […]
Operators around the world are discovering smartly designed and proven antennas from Chelegance. DX Engineering is pleased to carry a great selection of models for both portable and base station […]
One of the stark realities of being an amateur radio operator is that our beloved hobby can be dangerous. While we’re enjoying our time at our home stations and portable […]
Those fortunate enough to make it to Dayton Hamvention® 2025 were treated to an eyeful of overlanding epicness at the DX Engineering booth in Building One at the Greene County […]
Looking for a user-friendly and feature-rich antenna analyzer that lets you add functionality as your needs change? Well, it’s here! DX Engineering’s Michael Murphy, KI8R, gives an overview of the […]
There are several options for getting your antenna up in the air when operating in a park or other location. But what type of mast should you choose when hanging […]
What is Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) and how does it impact your amateur radio antenna system? Is there really such a thing as “perfect” SWR and does it really matter? […]
