Operating Remotely with SmartSDR from FlexRadio
For hams who travel frequently, there are opportunities to operate while away from home. A few years ago, I spent nine days in the Pacific Northwest on a river cruise, […]
An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering Post Tagged with: "FlexRadio"
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Products & Product Reviews
16 New Products at DX Engineering for November 2025
If you’re a ham looking for serious shack upgrades, November is the perfect time to give thanks to the manufacturers who keep producing equipment that can take your station to […]
Products & Product Reviews
15 New Products at DX Engineering for October 2025—From a Mast Trailer Hitch Mount to Satellite Operating Reference Book
Also check out more FlexRadio accessories and DIEX antenna models! Like OnAllBands did in September with our feature on 14 new products, we’re highlighting hot amateur radio items in October […]
Products & Product Reviews
FlexRadio 8000 Series Transceivers, Maestro™ Control Console, and Accessories Now Available at DX Engineering (Video)
Read about the FlexRadio products now available at DX Engineering and watch a video below with news about the upcoming FlexRadio Aurora Series Transceivers. *** DX Engineering was excited last […]
Amateur Radio News
FlexRadio Announces DX Engineering as an Additional Distributor of Its FLEX-8000 Series Transceivers & Maestro™ Control Console
DX Engineering is now selling FlexRadio FLEX-8000 Series transceivers, Maestro™ Control Console, and accessories through an agreement with the Texas-based company. With the announcement, DX Engineering becomes an exclusive distributor […]
Product Reviews
Ham Radio Product Review—FlexRadio Tuner Genius XL
What’s your idea of the perfect tuner? Here’s my wish list: There are some good candidates out there, like the FlexRadio Tuner Genius XL. It will convince your radio that […]
Product Reviews
Ham Radio Product Review: Power Genius XL Amplifier—Go on a Power Trip
Solid-state amplifiers have become mainstream as vacuum tubes have become more difficult to find and solid-state power capabilities have increased. Now it is commercially feasible for amateur radio amplifier manufacturers […]
