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Editorials Archive
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*EDITORIAL* DX Adventure: Every Role Counts
Posted on May 12, 2026 | No CommentsA DXpedition is often remembered for the voice heard on the frequency, the pileups worked, and the number of contacts logged. Operators become the public face of the activation and […] -
Proof or It Didn’t Happen: An Uncomfortable Truth
Posted on January 21, 2026 | 8 CommentsThis editorial is my opinion, shaped by years as an active DXpeditioner and reinforced by my role as a HQ member of the DA-RC. Some guys may find it uncomfortable. […] -
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* DX Adventure: Every Role Counts A DXpedition is often remembered for the voice heard on the frequency, the pileups worked, and the number of contacts logged. Operators become the public face of the activation and […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Gemini_Generated_Image_ssod0mssod0mssod-e1778548202301-115x115.jpeg)
![Proof or It Didn’t Happen: An Uncomfortable Truth This editorial is my opinion, shaped by years as an active DXpeditioner and reinforced by my role as a HQ member of the DA-RC. Some guys may find it uncomfortable. […]](https://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/52938683-16dd-4300-b53b-cd7166f5e2ce-115x115.png)
![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)