DXing is the art and science of listening to distant stations (D=distance X=xmitter or transmitter). You will now find all the information from the original site plus some exciting new features. DXing.com was last updated on: January 16, 2025.

DXing, taken from DX, the telegraphic shorthand for "distance" or "distant", [1] is the hobby of receiving and identifying distant radio or television signals, or making two-way radio contact with distant stations in amateur radio, citizens band radio or other two-way radio communications.

Another specialty within SWLing is "DXing," in which the goal is to receive faint, distant, and otherwise hard-to-hear stations. DXing on shortwave is like panning for gold; DXers patiently work through noise, interference, and fading to hear a low powered station deep in the Amazonian basin of Brazil or somewhere in the Indonesian archipelago.

2023年2月16日 · AM DXing—sometimes called Broadcast Band (BCB) DXing or Medium Wave (MW) DXing—is one of the easiest ways to begin pursuing the DX game. You don’t need a license since you’re not transmitting; you can start using almost any AM radio you have lying around; and in most cases, there’s no language barrier.

Looking to start your journey in the world of DXing? Dxing for Beginners is a comprehensive guide for beginners. Learn the ins and outs of DXing, from equipment to techniques, and start exploring the world of long-distance radio communication today.

A primer on how to get started with DXing. Includes audio samples to illustrate terminology or techniques, basics on what kinds of radio you need to get started, and outlines a path from first steps to hardcore and advanced DXing.

A great introduction to DXing the AM, FM and TV bands. Topics include: propagation, seasonal conditions, equipment, antennas and reference materials. Chapters on: best bets for hearing fifty states on AM, clear channel AM stations and VHF TV stations by channel.

DXing means listening to far-away — usually foreign — radio stations. Listening to your regular hometown station is not DXing, but listening to a similar station thousands of kilometers away, outside the normal coverage area, is DXing.

DXING was born from a passion for amateur radio—a world where distances are conquered not by highways, but by invisible radio waves. For decades, DXers have sought the thrill of connecting with distant voices from across the globe.

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