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Editorials Archive
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Polar Flutter: Observations from 266DA/Kiritimati
Posted on November 14, 2025 | 2 CommentsAs a kid growing up in Australia, the North Pole always fascinated me — its vast ice sheets, balls-biting winds, and the occasional polar bear drifting across a frozen landscape, […] -
*DX EDITORIAL* The Real Operator: Tales of the DX Widow
Posted on October 4, 2025 | No CommentsEvery year, husbands around the world cram rigs, mozzie spray, fishing-pole antennas, and enough coax to strangle a whale into Pelican cases, then jet off to DXstinations where coconuts outnumber […] -
*EDITORIAL* Riding the Waves – Sea Scatter on 11m
Posted on September 6, 2025 | No CommentsAfter years of chasing DX from coastlines and islands, I’ve come to realise that, at 27 MHz, the ocean isn’t just a backdrop — it’s a working part of the station. […] -
The Fatigue You Can Hear: A Guide to Listener Burnout
Posted on July 8, 2025 | No Comments@ DX Hunters! Ever wondered why your head pounds after a solid stint on the microphone? Why your ears throb like Marshall stacks after a DX marathon? Or why you’re […] -
Understanding the Major DX Markets in DXpedition Planning
Posted on July 4, 2025 | No CommentsIn all my 11m DXpedition planning, the primary focus is clear: satisfy the cravings of Major DX Markets. This means meticulous consideration of operating times, antenna configurations, beam headings, and […] -
From Ham to 11: A Reversal of the Traditional Journey
Posted on June 22, 2025 | 2 CommentsFor as long as many of us can remember, the 11m band has been widely regarded as a fertile breeding ground for future amateur radio operators. Indeed, it’s a well-trodden […] -
*EDITORIAL* The 333 DX Rule: Keeping the Airwaves Alive
Posted on May 16, 2025 | No CommentsIn a world where digital comms is fast, frictionless, and everywhere, there’s something quietly powerful about the crackle of a DX signal – for most DA-RC Members – reaching out […] -
*EDITORIAL* PILE-UP SPEEDBUMPS: The QSO Killers
Posted on May 10, 2025 | 2 CommentsPile-ups are, by nature, unpredictable and demanding! For even the most experienced DXpedition ops, the combination of shifting propagation, enthusiastic DX Hunters, and inconsistent on-air etiquette presents a formidable challenge. […] -
*EDITORIAL* The 5 C’s of Radio Comms
Posted on May 5, 2025 | No CommentsIn the Eleven Meter Community, just like on ham bands, conversations often buzz around the ‘what,’ ‘where,’ and ‘why’ of DX operations, leaving the ‘how’ to operate in the background. […] -
*EDITORIAL* Clusters on DX Adventure
Posted on April 12, 2024 | No CommentsThe use of clusters by dxpedition teams, whilst operating abroad, is a topic that’s been discussed at length on the Dx Adventure Radio Club’s internal message boards. For us, the […]
![Polar Flutter: Observations from 266DA/Kiritimati As a kid growing up in Australia, the North Pole always fascinated me — its vast ice sheets, balls-biting winds, and the occasional polar bear drifting across a frozen landscape, […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Gemini_Generated_Image_w4xsxhw4xsxhw4xs-e1761920388102-115x115.png)
![*DX EDITORIAL* The Real Operator: Tales of the DX Widow Every year, husbands around the world cram rigs, mozzie spray, fishing-pole antennas, and enough coax to strangle a whale into Pelican cases, then jet off to DXstinations where coconuts outnumber […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Gemini_Generated_Image_w3avogw3avogw3av-e1759561707217-115x115.png)
![*EDITORIAL* Riding the Waves – Sea Scatter on 11m After years of chasing DX from coastlines and islands, I’ve come to realise that, at 27 MHz, the ocean isn’t just a backdrop — it’s a working part of the station. […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Gemini_Generated_Image_joquamjoquamjoqu-115x115.png)
![The Fatigue You Can Hear: A Guide to Listener Burnout @ DX Hunters! Ever wondered why your head pounds after a solid stint on the microphone? Why your ears throb like Marshall stacks after a DX marathon? Or why you’re […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/1637b0b4-b2a4-403d-9de4-0761f3cbf50d-115x115.png)
![Understanding the Major DX Markets in DXpedition Planning In all my 11m DXpedition planning, the primary focus is clear: satisfy the cravings of Major DX Markets. This means meticulous consideration of operating times, antenna configurations, beam headings, and […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/b91d8217-9524-411a-8479-13308ed62b45-115x115.png)
![From Ham to 11: A Reversal of the Traditional Journey For as long as many of us can remember, the 11m band has been widely regarded as a fertile breeding ground for future amateur radio operators. Indeed, it’s a well-trodden […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/d329fb66-5bcb-46a7-913f-32e02f134fab-115x115.png)
![*EDITORIAL* The 333 DX Rule: Keeping the Airwaves Alive In a world where digital comms is fast, frictionless, and everywhere, there’s something quietly powerful about the crackle of a DX signal – for most DA-RC Members – reaching out […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/22444769345_69087c552f_k-e1746855861265-115x115.jpg)
![*EDITORIAL* PILE-UP SPEEDBUMPS: The QSO Killers Pile-ups are, by nature, unpredictable and demanding! For even the most experienced DXpedition ops, the combination of shifting propagation, enthusiastic DX Hunters, and inconsistent on-air etiquette presents a formidable challenge. […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/20160117_102253-115x115.jpg)
![*EDITORIAL* The 5 C’s of Radio Comms In the Eleven Meter Community, just like on ham bands, conversations often buzz around the ‘what,’ ‘where,’ and ‘why’ of DX operations, leaving the ‘how’ to operate in the background. […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Radio-Station-Wallpapers-High-Quality-Download-Free-scaled-e1746415701920-115x115.jpg)
![*EDITORIAL* Clusters on DX Adventure The use of clusters by dxpedition teams, whilst operating abroad, is a topic that’s been discussed at length on the Dx Adventure Radio Club’s internal message boards. For us, the […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Picture5-115x115.png)