An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering 
Having the opportunity to participate in an ARISS contact is an incredible experience, and certainly a very memorable one. If you’re not familiar with ARISS, it stands for Amateur Radio […]
I remember when there were only a few events each year that really allowed hams to go into the field and operate. ARRL Field Day, Winter Field Day, and NVIS […]
September is a particularly busy month for DXpeditions this year. That’s good news for the hobby and even better news for DXers like you hoping to record ATNOs or fill […]
Over six years ago a group of young operators (average age of 16) gathered at superstation K3LR for 48 hours of extreme caffeine levels and high adrenaline otherwise known as […]
There are more than a few good reasons why DX Commander antennas, finely produced in England’s Midlands region and exclusively sold in North America through DX Engineering, are some of […]
The cultural exchange aspect of amateur radio has been one of my favorite parts of the hobby. I can vividly remember the first few DX contacts that I made the […]
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 […]
Sierra Radio Systems, a manufacturer of portable wire antennas and station control modules for amateur radio operators, has named DX Engineering as a worldwide dealer of its products. Designed and […]
Editor’s Note: OnAllBands is pleased to post a series of articles written by accomplished amateur radio contester and DX Engineering customer/technical support specialist Kirk Pickering, K4RO. The articles, originally published in the […]
During my six years in amateur radio, I’ve been involved with numerous clubs and organizations, from small local groups to those with members worldwide. Each one I’ve been part of […]
