An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering The DX Engineering support team continues to grow in impressive ways. We are thrilled to announce the addition of longtime amateur radio operator, accomplished contester, and enthusiastic Elmer – Jeff […]
Operating portable is always a challenge, particularly with HF antennas that are usually close to the ground and quite a bit smaller than a full quarter- or half-wave. Verticals, especially […]
We’ve all heard of Yagis, dipoles, and G5RVs. But there are other antennas out there that are a bit unusual—either by name or configuration. One even grows… Carolina Windom Going […]
How many people enjoy the 13 Colonies special event? It seems like the number grows every year! The organizers sure have their work cut out for them. If you are […]
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 […]
Six different models of popular DX Commander antenna packages are in stock (as of the date of this posting) at DX Engineering and are available at DXEngineering.com for immediate purchase. […]
A Good Reminder to Upgrade Your Own Station’s Long-Distance Capabilities The International DX Association (INDEXA) is celebrating 40 years of service to the ham radio community with a party—and everyone’s […]
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 […]
For both portable deployment and permanent installation at your QTH, you can’t go wrong with a dipole antenna—assuming you have the space to accommodate its installation. Widely praised for its […]
