HF transceivers
Power, receive, transmit, control and intermittent problems investigated with the radio on the bench.
DX Repair diagnoses and repairs HF, VHF and UHF amateur radio equipment from our Greenfield, Ohio bench. Mail-in repairs are welcome.
From a radio that will not power up to transmit, receive and intermittent faults, we start with the symptom, test the affected circuits and explain the next step before repair work proceeds.

Every repair begins with the model, the symptoms and any previous work. Age, condition and parts availability can affect what is practical.
Power, receive, transmit, control and intermittent problems investigated with the radio on the bench.
Mobile, base and related amateur equipment assessed for operational and circuit-level faults.
Microscope-assisted inspection and component replacement when the answer is smaller than a complete board.
DX Repair works on Icom, Yaesu, Kenwood, Ten-Tec and many other brands. Manufacturer names identify equipment serviced; no affiliation is implied.
Testing follows the reported symptom instead of guessing at assemblies.
Appropriate RF test equipment helps evaluate receive, transmit and signal-path performance.
You receive an estimate and approve the proposed work before the repair proceeds.
Send the make, model and a useful description of the problem.
Receive instructions before packing and sending the equipment.
We evaluate the fault and provide the appropriate estimate or next step.
Approved work is completed, tested and prepared for pickup or return shipping.
No fee is collected when you book. If a $75 Diagnostic/Bench Fee applies, it is confirmed after the equipment arrives and before diagnostic work begins. Not all repairs require the fee.
Yes. Begin with the repair booking and confirm the shipping instructions before sending equipment. Customers are responsible for safe packaging and shipping both ways.
DX Repair works on those brands and many others. Send the exact model and symptoms first because age, construction and parts availability can affect serviceability.
Yes. The proposed work is presented for approval before the authorized repair proceeds.
Start with the model, symptoms and any previous repair history.