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General DX Information DX Techniques & Background Tropical Band DXing: The Where, When, Why, What, and How. A introduction to DXing the tropical bands ... even experienced DXers will learn a few new tricks. DXing Medium Wave Harmonics. A primer on this ultimate DX challenge - listening for signals that stations are trying not to broadcast! A great article from Henrik Klemetz about DXpeditions in northern Finland. Read A Paradise for DX-peditions in English or Un Para�so para los Cazadores de la Onda Media in Spanish. A New Year's Radio Celebration Around the World. How to bring in the New Year 24 times by circling the world by radio! The Vertical Helical Antenna Information about this antenna I once used. Includes a photo. QSLing - Stories & Advice A Note on QSLing. Some advice for those trying to QSL Latin American broadcasters. Some Long Delayed QSLs. How long after you have received a station can you still send a reception report? More Long Delayed QSLs. More on this subject. QSLing Radio Lesotho. One way to QSL this hard to verify station! Resources General Bibliography. A short listing of academic-level radio books on general broadcasting themes. Latin American Bibliography. A listing of books about Latin American radio in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Also a list of English language magazine articles. Latin American Movies. A short article about several English language movies with Latin American themes. The right movies can give very good insights into the local culture. Miscellanous Extending the Table. A review of my favorite international cookbook - and why it is an intersting book even for DXers who don't like to cook! This website is maintained by Don Moore, Association of North American Radio Clubs DXer of the Year for 1995.