Membership / Dues Payment
You can pay current dues in the section below. If you are a new member, and paying dues for the first time, please also submit a membership application (see the New Member page). NADXC Annual Dues – select payment button for choice of single/family membership.- Single Dues = $21.23 ($20.00 plus PayPal fee)
- Family Dues = $27.87 ($25.00 plus PayPal fee)
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Mark your calendar, the 2025 NADXC Banquet will be August 16th, 2025. More info will be shared here in the coming months.
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The 2024 NADXC Banquet was August 17th, 2024.
Thank you to everyone who came out and enjoyed the evening with us! Thank you Gene, K5GS, for an interesting and entertaining program highlighting your Clipperton Island activation.
The below info is for the 2024 banquet. 2025 info will be added in the coming months.2024 North Alabama DX Club Banquet General Information
The NADXC will again hold our annual banquet during Hamfest. All radio amateurs and their family/guests are welcome to attend; membership in the NADX Club is not required. Tickets can be purchased above. General info is below. More detailed information about the speaker, door prizes, meal, and directions can be found on the NADXC Banquet Page. Date: Saturday, August 17th, 2024 Time: 5:30PM Social Hour / 6:30PM Dinner Location: The Signals Museum of Information Explosion – 1806 University Dr., Huntsville, AL 35801
Featured Presentation: TX5S DXpedition to Clipperton Island by Gene Spinelli, K5GS
Grand Prize: Yaesu FT-710 AESS (donated by Gigaparts)
Ticket price: $45 (includes meal, beverage, 2 alcoholic drinks and 1 raffle ticket)
Additional raffle tickets: $5 each, limit 2 additional tickets per person
Yaesu FT-710 AESS
2024 Banquet Prize Sponsors
Thank you to all of our sponsors!Grand Prize Sponsor
Prize Sponsors
New NADXC meeting location
NADXC meets the second Tuesday night of the month, at 6:30 p.m. at the Museum of Information Explosion at 1806 University Drive. We will also be on Zoom. Arrive around 6p.m. for social time. We must follow any restrictions by the Museum of Information Explosion as required. Please bring your mask and be prepared to social distance. Detailed information for the meeting will be sent via e-mail after the LongPath is published. There are over 1,100 classic radios on display, as well as a ham shack. And, of course, the Flex 6600 and IC-9700 will be turned on and ready when you arrive. Our ham shack also includes a recreation of Heinrich Hertz’ 1892 – the first experiment of radiated signals, an operating spark transmitter, and a regen receiver from Clarence Tuska (co-founder of the ARRL in 1914).
