Yuma Hamfest February 27-28, 2026 - Yuma County Fairgrounds

Vendor List


 The list of vendors for the 2025 Yuma Hamfest & ARRL Southwestern Division Convention will continue to be updated right up to the time of the event. Here is a list of the vendors that have attended in the past.

Ham Radio Outlet
Phoenix, Arizona
www.hamradio.com
(800) 854-6046

Ham Radio Outlet (HRO) is the largest supplier of Amateur Radio equipment in the world, with over eight million dollars in inventory. They have thirteen stores nationwide, and HRO Phoenix will be at the hamfest with items available for sale.

Rosie's 915 Sweets
Yuma, Arizona
rosiessweetstx.com
                                         (928) 750-6751                                                                                         
Crafting beautiful custom cakes, cupcakes, treats and more for all occasions. 
Twisted Lemon
Yuma, Arizona
@twistedlemon928 FB and IG
 (928) 257-0634

Celebrating small business in Yuma, Arizona. We sell Lemonaide, Limeaide, and tasty Teas.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

FlexRadio
Austin, Texas
www.flexradio.com
(512) 535-4713

FlexRadio Systems will have their line of Software-Defined Radio (SDR) products on display, including the FLEX-8400(M), FLEX-8600(M), Maestro and Power Genius XL Amplifier. FlexRadio products have evolved into the most popular amateur SDR products available today for remote operation, digital modes and more.

RV Connection
Apache Junction, Arizona
Thomasbulinski1220@gmail.com
 (480) 204-8063

 

DX Store
www.dxstore.com

The DX Store specializes in quality products from quality manufacturers. "You Can't Fix Cheap." The products we carry & the companies that make them share our philosophy on quality. These include Heil Ham Radio, Comet, Create, Daiwa, Davis RF, HamGadgets, 12 VOLT Power, AnyTone Radios, Anderson PowerPole, Fair-Rite, Larsen, Times Microwave, Belden, Synthetic Textiles Inc. (STI), Bird, Morgan Systems, Books and others.

Impulse Electronics
Escondido, California
www.ImpulseElectronics.com
(866) 747-5277

Impulse Electronics carries DC12 Series POWER-GO-BOX from 9Ah to 100Ah; GRAB-N-GO RADIO with 20Ah battery; Bioenno Power Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries (LiFePO4) and chargers; Powerpole connectors and accessories; Red/Black zip cord power wire; power cables; A battery charger for charging Lithium batteries from you car; an inline wattmeter that measures the amps, volts, watts and amp hours of your batteries and rig; Portable Solar panels and charge controllers from 150 to 600 watts; Various panel mount meters and USB chargers; 12Volt Power products. Come take a look.

Wired Communications
Scottsdale, Arizona
Roger Deane (KD6CNY)
www.wiredco.com
(480) 209-1700

Wired Communications promises you quality LED Lights, Cables, Connectors, and Adapters at bargain prices and with a full one year warranty. Adapting one standard to another can be a pain, but at Wiredco.com we have most all the Popular Computer Cables, Audio Connectors, Video Adapters 12V LED RV Lights, and Ham Radio Accessories that you may need.

Palomar Engineers
Bonsall, California
www.palomar-engineers.com/
(760) 747-3343

Palomar Engineers provides ferrite and iron power core products for radio communication and filters for RFI/EMI interference and noise suppression. They also provide antenna products including common mode feed line chokes, and broadband impedance transformers for antenna and transmission line matching and receiver noise reduction. Their products have been used in everything from ham stations to the International Space Station

Northwest Radio/High-Tech Liquidators
Kamiah, Idaho
c53@att.net
 (714) 328-7553

 

PAPA System
www.papasys.com

Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) is one of the latest commercial protocols being adapted for Amateur use. Like D-STAR, DMR is digital and repeaters are typically networked. The PAPA System has placed 12 DMR repeaters on the air in Southern California and networked them with other California DMR repeaters, as well as those around the world.

Refreshment Haven
Yuma, Arizona
www.refreshmenthaven.com
 (928) 257-2625

Say hello to a whole new level of flavor and fun! At Refreshment Haven, we specialize in dirty sodas, mocktails and fizzy custom creations that bring sparkle to any event, party or pop up. From creamy dream combos to bubbly bursts of flavor, every drink is crafted with care, creativity and a dash of magic. 

 

Arlan Communications
Kingman, Arizona
www.arlancommunications.com
 (805) 504-3944

We build the very best headsets available for the latest HF Amateur Radio Gear including HF Desktop, HF Mobile/Portable and QRP Radios as well as the Remote Control devices for so many radios that may be operated remotely across the internet.

 

Two Little Sips Co
Yuma, Arizona
www.twolittlesips.myshopify.com
(928) 257-0634

Welcome to the sweet spot where your ideas turn into something beautiful. Let me help guide you into creating a cup that feels perfectly you - a little sparkly, a little cozy and completely sip worthy.             

                            

RF Gear 2 Go
Mesa, Arizona
www.rfgear2go.com
(480) 797-9822

 

 

 

RF Gear 2 Go (a division of Cybergear, Inc.) was started when we realized how few choices everyday consumers had in getting state of the art communications gear to meet their everyday

or off-grid communication requirements.

Even "if" they could find a two-way radio that would finally meet their needs, getting it correctly programmed usually involved many additional hours of getting software drivers installed, then finding a software programming solution that worked with their new radio, and finally spending even more hours entering the data necessary for the new radio to work with local repeaters within the owner's area. Consumer priced satellite phones and service plans (which are considered by many to be the "holy grail" of off-grid communications) were completely unavailable (until now).

Cozy Crumbs
Yuma, Arizona
Jennabakery25@gmail.com
(928) 550-8363

 

Yummy and beautiful baked goods, Cookies, Cakes and more!!

The Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation (as AMSAT is officially known) was first formed in the District of Columbia in 1969 as an educational organization. Its goal is to foster Amateur Radio's participation in space research and communication.

Arizona Repeater Association
Phoenix, Arizona
w7ara.org

The Arizona Repeater Association ("ARA") was founded in 1967 and is a registered Arizona non-profit corporation. The organization is dedicated to the construction and maintenance of Amateur Radio repeater sites in Arizona.

Amateur Radio Council of Arizona (ARCA)
www.arca-az.org

The Amateur Radio Council of Arizona (ARCA) is a statewide organization comprised of Amateur Radio Clubs from all parts of Arizona, working for the betterment of Amateur Radio statewide.

A.R.R.L.
www.arrl.org

The Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national organization of radio amateurs in the United States, with about 129,000 members. The ARRL booth will be manned by section and division-level representatives, who will be there to answer your questions.

DXCC Field Checkers
www.arrl.org/dxcc

DXCC field checkers representing the Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL) will be present at the Yuma Hamfest to process those contacts for the DXers.

America’s #1 RV Supply Store – Hitched4fun
Welcome to Hitched4fun.com, America’s #1 RV supply store! Whether you’re a seasoned RV enthusiast or just beginning your journey, we offer a wide range of high-quality gear and accessories to make your travels more enjoyable and hassle-free. From essential RV equipment to outdoor cooking gear and unique accessories, we have everything you need to create unforgettable experiences on the road.

American Red Cross
www.arizonaredcross.org

The Red Cross will have their Emergency Communications Response Vehicle (ECRV) on display at the Yuma Hamfest.


Tailgating


Besides the vendors in the main hall, tailgaters are scattered all over the fairgrounds, many selling items just outside their RVs. The cost of a tailgate spot is $20 for Friday and Saturday (if you pre-register), so anyone with extra ham stuff is welcome to set up shop and offer their goodies for sale.
Tailgaters had everything from the usual RF castaways to some really good bargains. Notice the terrible weather so common to Yuma, officially the sunniest city in the country.