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- by OnAllBandsFlexRadio announced May 15 during the opening day of 2026 Dayton Hamvention® that DX Engineering will be selling the company’s new Aurora™ Series Transceivers, adding to the lineup of FlexRadio […] The post FlexRadio Announces DX Engineering as an Additional Distributor of Its New Aurora Series Transceivers appeared first on OnAllBands.
- by Katie Campbell, KE8LQRThe relationships I’ve formed with my mentors in amateur radio are some of the most meaningful relationships I have. These mentors have helped guide and encourage me through all my […] The post Youth Ham Radio Insights: How to Find a Mentor appeared first on OnAllBands.
- by OnAllBandsAlso find Sierra Radio Systems PackTenna Portable HF Antennas at the DX Engineering booth. We know there’s a lot to absorb at Dayton Hamvention®. It’s always a good idea to […] The post Sierra Radio Systems Modules to be Featured by DX Engineering at 2026 Dayton Hamvention® (Videos) appeared first on OnAllBands.
- by OnAllBandsIn Part 2 of our Guide to Prepping for ARRL Field Day 2026 (June 27-28), we’ll be examining ways to successfully operate your transmitting equipment from sources completely independent of […] The post Guide to Prepping for ARRL Field Day 2026: Part 2, LiFePO4 Batteries, Solar Panels & Generators appeared first on OnAllBands.
- by OnAllBandsDX Engineering is a proud distributor of high-performance Italian-made Momobeam HF/6M Yagis, end-fed wire antennas and choke baluns, all of which will be available for sale at 2026 Dayton Hamvention […] The post Momobeam Antennas to be Featured by DX Engineering at 2026 Dayton Hamvention® appeared first on OnAllBands.
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- by Thomas WitherspoonElecraft has just introduced two new products that will likely attract the attention of many POTA activators and portable operators: the AX4 portable vertical antenna and its companion BL3 balun. At first glance, the AX4 looks like a bigger, higher-power evolution of the AX1/AX3 concept—but without giving up the portability that made those antennas so […]
- by Vince VE6LKAs always, there are lots of links within the article. Click one! Click them all! Learn all the things! by Vince (VE6LK) Over the years, I’ve learned to carry less when doing portable operations. It was only three and one-half years ago that Malen VE6VID said to me, “You are carrying too much gear,” when […]
- by Thomas Witherspoonby Mark (JJ5GVY/KB2PIZ) I reported on my fun non-activation of a non-POTA park the other day. My success rate at Ritsurin Park (JP-2051) was “failures” on 2 of the last 3 attempts, so I wanted another chance. Well, on the morning of May 7, 2026, my wife asked me if I would mind if she […]
- by Thomas WitherspoonGood morning, QRPers! As you’re reading this post, Tuesday morning, I’m already on the road heading to Dayton Hamvention and Four Days in May for a full week of radio fun, friends, field activations, and probably (definitely) not enough sleep! Today I’m driving to Athens to meet up with a friend from the Netherlands and […]
- by Thomas Witherspoonby Thomas (K4SWL) On Tuesday, April 7, 2026, I visited my buddy Vlado in South Asheville and, on the way home, decided to take a shortcut via the Blue Ridge Parkway. Since I was already on the Parkway, I thought: why not stop for a very quick Parks on the Air activation? In the car, […]
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