The Central Arizona DX Association (CADXA), an ARRL-affiliated club, is a group of Amateur Radio operators, located primarily in the Phoenix, Arizona area, who share a passion for DXing.  The club, founded in 1974, maintains a strong presence in the worldwide DX community.  Many members of the CADXA are leaders and top performers in the world of DXing, contesting and DXpeditions.

Anyone with an interest in Ham Radio, DXing or contesting is welcomed to join us at our regular monthly general meetings.  Our meetings consist of a quality presentation on a radio-related topic and are an excellent opportunity to meet with like-minded folks to discuss current events and make new friends.

If you are interested in learning more about the CADXA, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions web page or contact us for more information.

Over 55 folks attended the February meeting.  That is 55 people, not people over 55, but close.  Everyone enjoyed the 9L5A DXpedition and contest operation presentation given  by Ned, AA7A, and Bud, N7CW.   Good job guys.

The March program will be given by WA7SRP, Dan Jackson.  Dan is the line noise hunter for SRP. His talk will focus on finding and fixing power line problems affecting radio amateurs.    More info is in the 'meetings' area.

You are reminded to send your dues to the treasurer.  Bill will close the books and finalize the roster at the end of February.  Send your dues to:

Bill Ellis - WB9CAC
2176 E. Apollo Ave.
Tempe, AZ 85283
wb9cac(at)yahoo.com  

Bob Davies will continue to order QSL cards and badges.

Also, if you have not received your 35th anniversary pullover shirt and glass coffee mug, pick them up at the March meeting.

Updated Country Totals are now available!  From the "Resources" menu, click on "Members Country Totals".

A great big "thank you" goes out to the following suppliers of great door prizes for this year's CADXA Banquet:

And, a great big thanks to Tony, HK1AR/7, for providing a terrific door prize!