Welcome To
ECDXA.ORG
Club Call - K2VK

East Coast DX Association
235 Van Emburgh Avenue
Ridgewood NJ 07450


!!! ECDXA BREAKING NEWS !!!

It is with deep sorrow that we note the recent passing of 
Doris Jankowitz - NW2B (SK)
Doris, along with her husband Jerry - NO2T, both active ECDXA Members
Contributed much to the growth and advancement of Amateur Radio through their 
Years of Public Service Work, Mentoring, Contesting, VEing and Overall Enthusiasm.

CLICK HERE for the latest information on upcoming ECDXA Sponsored
 VE Test Sessions and Amateur Radio License Upgrade Information

ECDXA's October 2006 Newsletter - The Pileup- 
Was Named As The ARRL Hudson Division's Newsletter Of The Month
Click Here To Read It And Other Hudson Division Award Winning Newsletters
ECDXA Members And Others Join Together
To Contribute To The ARRL Spectrum Defense Fund

ARRL Hudson Division Awards Dinner 2007
November 10 2007 - Saddle Brook NJ
Click Here To Read About The 2006 Awards Dinner
 Breaking News Contesting DX News And Events Propagation Current Space Weather VE Sessions
ARRL Field Day Read ECDXA's Newsletters ECDXA's Mission Mentoring Award Info Other Links

    ECDXA Is Proud To Be An 
ARRL Affiliated And Special Service Club Since 1996
In The 
ARRL's Hudson Division
NNJ Section

The East Coast DX Association
The East Coast DX Association is an active Amateur Radio Club
 founded in 1994 consisting of Amateur Radio Operators, 
Contesters and DXers of all levels and experience.

It's mission is to educate it's members and others in the art of Amateur Radio
 and to inform them of upcoming activities related to 
Contesting, DXing and Amateur Radio Events of all types.

ECDXA Members regularly take part in 
including Public Service activities. ECDXA offers both 
Individual and Group Mentoring
 and is proud to be able to provide a program of

ECDXA's Club Call - K2VK

In Remembrance Of WB2RQX, SK - Founder and Past President of ECDXA
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!!! ECDXA News !!! 
  ...CLICK HERE To Find Out About ECDXA Sponsored VE Testing Sessions And FCC License Renewal Services...  
ECDXA Operates Its First Ever ARRL Field Day With Club Callsign K2VK As Class 3D NNJ

How To Make Contact With The International Spacestation On 2 Meters

ECDXA Upcoming And Past Contest And Operating Event Participation

ECDXA Sponsored VE Sessions - General Information, Locations And Schedules
Check The FCC Website For Status Of Recent New Callsign Assignments And License Upgrades

ECDXA Actively Supports The ARRL's
Emergency Radio Public Relations Campaign
www.emergency-radio.org

Space And National Severe Weather Information:

Contests -  News And Calendars

Propagation Bulletins And Charts From ARRL

2007 ARRL PDF East Coast Propagation Charts By Month (Requires Adobe Acrobat To View)
General Information On Reading The ARRL Propagation Charts (Requires Adobe Acrobat To View)

ARRL DX Bulletins, Upcoming DX Events And DXCC General Information

A New IRC Is Now Available - Older IRC's No Longer Valid After December 31 2006

New DXCC Fees To Take Effect July 1 2006

"Logbook of the World now supports Worked All States award (Mar 23, 2006) -- Users of the ARRL's Logbook of the World (LoTW) now may apply their LoTW credits to applications for the League's Worked All States (WAS) award. Once registered and logged in, users may set up a WAS account on the Logbook Awards page, configuring the account to automatically select QSLs to use or selecting them manually via Your QSOs. As part of this addition, administration and maintenance of all WAS awards is now perfomed using an LoTW module. (US Amateur Radio licensees must be ARRL members to apply for the WAS award.) LoTW is a repository of logbook records submitted by users from around the world. When both participants in a QSO submit matching QSO records to LoTW, the result is an electronic "QSL" that can be used for award credit. In addition to WAS, LoTW supports the ARRL DX Century Club (DXCC) award. Since its inauguration in September 2003, LoTW has more than 95 million QSO records on file, with nearly 5.15 million QSL records resulting. The system boasts just over 12,000 registered users, and there are more than 18,100 certificates--each representing a particular user call sign--on file."

ECDXA Sponsored VE Sessions

ECDXA is associated with the ARRL VEC and sponsors a program of regularly scheduled VE Sessions

Mentoring

Awards

Other Important Links

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