TCDXA |
Twin City DX Association |
DXing from Minnesota - Land of 10,000 Lakes |
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Welcome to Minnesota, the Land of 10,000 Lakes and the home of the Twin City DX Association (TCDXA). You are visiting an amateur radio (ham radio) club website devoted to its members and their interest in long distance radio communications (DX). Our mission is to raise Dollars for DX used to help fund qualified DXpeditions. Our funds come from annual member contributions and other donations. TCDXA is a non-profit organization as described in Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Click here for a complete list of Sponsored DXpeditions TCDXA was founded in 1970, and is an ARRL affiliated club, whose members enjoy DXing and DX contesting. They range in age and expertise from young guns to old timers. Many of our members are contesters, and also belong to the Minnesota Wireless Association (MWA). Becoming a member is easy. Download and complete a TCDXA application form and mail it along with your annual contribution to the Secretary-Treasurer. If you prefer, you can bring your application to a meeting. Please consider a minimum annual contribution of $25. Of course, larger amounts are welcome and appreciated. But, so are lesser amounts. Please contribute an amount that fits your budget. After your application is processed, you will be added to our roster, and you will receive a TCDXA Membership Certificate If you have any further questions, please contact one of the following:
Attending a meeting is not a requirement for membership, but it is a good way to meet some of the members, and enjoy a relaxing evening with fellow DXers. TCDXA meets monthly (except July and August) on the third Monday of the month. 2009 Schedule Jan 19 Feb 16 Mar 16 Apr 20 May 18 Meeting Location The Sunshine Factory Restaurant & Bistro Happy Hour starts at 4:00pm
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