CADXA

Central Arizona DX Association

K7UGA

2025 is CADXA's 50th Anniversary year!!!

We are the largest ham radio DX club in Arizona with over 100 members, many of whom are on the ARRL's DXCC Honor Roll and several members have traveled to distant places to activate "rare" countries with minimal or no amateur radio activity.  We encourage any ham interested in DXing to join our club, learn about the many aspects of talking to hams around the globe and share this amazing hobby with us.  Founded in 1974, we are an ARRL-affiliated club and a member club of the Amateur Radio Council of Arizona (ARCA).

From DX Heat

From ARCA

​​​​PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE 

Welcome to the Central Arizona DX Association

Announced DX Operations
by NG3K

Courtesy of The Daily DX™

From WA7BNM

CADXA Members, Visitors, and Online Guests -

WELCOME to the Central Arizona DX Association website!  We appreciate your visit and invite you to join us for our meetings.


1.  Reminder - there will not be a membership meeting in July due to the July 4th Holiday



​2.  The AUGUST 7th Meeting will be our annual members-only and guests BBQ Picnic.

     Information was sent out via the CADXA Groups.io public forum, members-only CADXA Slack reflector and             direct member-only emails.  If you did not receive it - please send an email indicating non-receipt to                         president@gmail.com and it will be re-sent to you.



CADXA 2M Net Reminder:

  • The weekly 2M Net is normally held on the 2nd and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month.  It is not held on the 1st or last Thursday evenings due to the Membership and Board Meetings.  Start time is 7:00 PM MST.
  • We are reviewing our net schedule to adjust and accommodate additional members' schedules. 
  • CADXA K5VT Repeater: 147.32 + 600 ; PL 123.0
  • Net Control Station: John, N7NWL
  • Open net for all amateurs with general rag-chew, various discussion topics and camaraderie amongst the participants.



Tnx es 73. John, N7NWL



Be sure and check-out our YouTube videos!  Do a YouTube search on “Central Arizona DX Association” and you should be able to find them.