📌 INFORMATIVA COPYRIGHT — I diritti appartengono al legittimo proprietario. Fonte: onallbands.com — 🔗 Leggi l’articolo originale Watch two new videos to get you ready for the fun in May! *** It’s hard to believe that Dayton Hamvention®, May 15-17, 2026, is less than a month away! At DX Engineering, getting ready for this annual celebration of everything amateur radio—only about three hours south of DX Engineering headquarters in Tallmadge, Ohio—starts soon after we tear down our booths and say…

📌 INFORMATIVA COPYRIGHT — I diritti appartengono al legittimo proprietario. Fonte: onallbands.com — 🔗 Leggi l’articolo originale For many hams, getting on the air is the obvious next step after earning a license, though mic fright can make that quite an intimidating step. Mic fright is very common. While it may be an impediment right off the bat, there are plenty of ways to overcome it. I have helped many new licensees at my school’s radio club get through their…

📌 INFORMATIVA COPYRIGHT — I diritti appartengono al legittimo proprietario. Fonte: onallbands.com — 🔗 Leggi l’articolo originale Plus, Four Days in May is on the way! *** Here’s great news for you QRP fans out there! DX Engineering has a nice selection of new gear designed for amateur operators who prefer the challenge of doing more with less power during their POTA, SOTA, and other outdoor activations. The DX Engineering team is looking forward to once again participating at Vendor…

📌 INFORMATIVA COPYRIGHT — I diritti appartengono al legittimo proprietario. Fonte: onallbands.com — 🔗 Leggi l’articolo originale DX Engineering supports the future of DXing with critical equipment for this highly successful activation. *** For today’s OnAllBands post, we turn our attention to the excellent work of the youth-oriented S21WD DXpedition team. They made more than 73,000 SSB, CW, RTTY, FT8, and QO-100 Satellite QSOs during 12 days of activity from Char Kukri Mukri in the Bay of Bengal.

📌 INFORMATIVA COPYRIGHT — I diritti appartengono al legittimo proprietario. Fonte: onallbands.com — 🔗 Leggi l’articolo originale Heading out for a Parks on the Air® activation is one of the most enjoyable parts of amateur radio. Fresh air, beautiful scenery, and pileups most days—it’s hard to beat. But the fun factor goes up significantly when you’re prepared for those times when things don’t go exactly as planned. This article isn’t about spare batteries or backup radios, though those are good…