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Ham radio antenna, transceivers, coax cable & other amateur radio gear. DXE carries top ham radio brands including Yaesu, Kenwood, ICOM, MFJ, Butternut & more.
DX Engineering offers the top brands in the ham radio industry—none better than our very own DX Engineering products. From our station accessories and antennas right down to the cable assemblies, clamps, and hardware that bring it all together, DX Engineering products are made with superior materials, expert engineering—and no compromises!
Choose from a wide range of antenna types, including single-band, dual-band, multi-band, vertical, trap vertical, wire, Yagi, VHF/UHF and HF/VHF mobile, and more. DX Engineering receive antenna systems feature the best designs available for HF DXing, as well as for “AM DXing” on the MW Broadcast Band and for the Short Wave Listening bands ...
We have the right rig for your favorite operating bands and modes—CW, SSB, AM, RTTY, PSK, JT65 and beyond. Choose from base receivers, entry-level transceivers, mobile transceivers for extra versatility, or all-mode transceivers and cutting-edge deluxe transceivers for contesting and chasing DX.
DX Engineering always uses superior materials and expert engineering. Build a better station with our fiberglass and aluminum tubing, element and saddle clamps, cable, connectors, and tools. Maximize performance with the DX Engineering receive antenna phasing systems, verticals and dipoles, antenna add-on kits, baluns and UNUNs, receiving and ...
Dec 12, 2023 · DX Engineering always uses superior materials and expert engineering. Build a better station with our fiberglass and aluminum tubing, element and saddle clamps, cable, connectors, and tools. Maximize performance with the DX Engineering receive antenna phasing systems, verticals and dipoles, antenna add-on kits, baluns and UNUNs, receiving and ...
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