DX stands for long-distance reception of a radio signal.
Shortwave radio, also known as high frequency (HF) radio, is considered by some to be the “first internet.” Shortwave (3 – 30MHz) signals travel great distances (especially at night) and can be tuned to listen to broadcasts originating in other countries, earning shortwave radio the nickname of “world band radio.” Here’s a beginner’s guide to … Read more
There are many aspects to ham radio. This is just one of them, working DX (overseas) contacts for competition or just for a chat. This video shows you another ham radio operator (Larry) contacting a few stations at random. I realize a lot of these are just quick contacts but it feels nice to know … Read more
I received a new batch of DX QSL cards in the mail today. Lots of long-distance cards in this batch. I like the cards with shack photos in them especially.
Did you know there are American ham radio operators that are active in Guantanamo Bay? Watch my video-