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Step Into The Amateur Radio World
DX Explorer is a blog dedicated to those passionate about amateur radio, especially to those into building homebrew radio gear.
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Browse through articles on: schematics, reviews, homebrewing and much more.
New QRP Cluster From OM0ET and OM6APN
SWL Contest With Nice Prizes Open Worldwide
Quick Look At The JCD Soldering Iron Kit
Build A Simple Audible RF Field Strength Meter
Radio Programing Using The Tidradio BL-1 Bluetooth Adapter
Printable QSO Logbook Template For Amateur Radio
QRP Two Scales RF Wattmeter And Dummy Load
Updates On PCB Board Designs, YouTube And The Blog
QRP Minimalist CW Transmitter With One Transistor
Tidradio TD-H8 VHF / UHF Radio Review
Kaiweets KM601S Smart Digital Multimeter
Pititico 2, CW Transceiver
Kaiweets KM602 Smart Digital Multimeter
4 Simple Modifications For The Pixie Transceiver
Kaiweets HT118A Digital Multimeter
HF Radio Beacon – RF Pulsing Oscillator
Simple Direct Conversion Receiver With MC3361 and LM386
PCB PROJECTS
Check out the DX Explorer Projects page on PCBWay, for all the PCB designs available at the moment. I am constantly updating the project files with the latest versions of the designs. Most projects presented in the blog articles will have a PCB design available.
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QSL CARD INFO
I have accounts on most used websites, to confirm the QSO in case you are running for any awards. I will constantly update my log and confirm the QSO’s ( all modes ) on: eQSL, LOTW, CLUBLOG, HRDLOG, HAMQTH, QRZ, and QRZCQ.
On request I will send either a digital QSL card by email ( PNG file ), or a traditional printed QSL card. You can print the digital QSL card sent by email and keep it as a traditional QSL card. If requesting a QSL card, please let me know if you would like, the digital version or the printed version ( I only mail them directly, no bureau ).
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