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Heart Of Texas DX Society

 

Where are we?   What do we do?   Who are we?

 

  Heart Of Texas: This is an area define as being, the City of Waco and the surrounding area, located in McLennan County.

  DX: A term used all over the world of amateur radio to discribe a radio contact with another amateur radio station outside its own country.

  Society: A particular section of a community that is distinguished by particular qualities; an organized group of people who share an interest, and aim.

  The club's name was chosen to precisely locate ourselves as being totally separate from any other point on the map. It is our desire to focus on individuals living in or near the Waco area so as to make it easier for them to participate in club activities and to get to know each member on a more personal level.

  The Heart Of Texas DX Society (HOTDXS) is being founded by a small group of DXers and other amateur radio enthusiasts in the Waco, Texas area to further DXing, contesting, as well as the individual interests of its members. The group seeks to attract members from throughout the surrounding area.

  Besides on-the-air activities, HOTDXS will hold regular meetings to provide opportunities to discuss DXing and other related topics, and to establish a forum for subjects of common interest or concern. Club meetings are at 9:00 AM on a second Saturday of every month at the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store located at 221 Enterprise Blvd, Hewitt, TX 76643.

  HOTDXS moreover promotes amateur radio through newsletters and group activities. These include an SSB net every Tuesday at 8:00 PM local time on 28.437 MHz, occasional Special Event Operations to commemorate the anniversaries of local historical events, and the sponsoring of local awards and certificates to encourage participation in some of the more popular HF contests.

  A first goal is to have the Heart Of Texas DX Society and its members to earn the DXCC Award.

  Heart Of Texas DX Society welcomes all licensed amateur radio operators and other interested persons to apply for membership. No annual dues at this time, it's free, you need only show an interest in DXing and playing a role in club activities.

 

For more information, contact HOTDXS by email at [email protected]





Table of Contents
NCDXF/IARU Beacons
PFX Page
W.A.S. Log Notes
QSLing Hints
HOTDXS Contest Results
Solar Activity
Propagation Primer
Earth Wind Map
DX Cluster-Call Book
Weather Reports
Global Lightning Strikes
HOTDXS - Hot Links





2001 and Beyond - W5DXS DXing Odyssey



Summary of DXCC Logs










   

WELCOME TO THE INFORMATION DESK OF THE VINTAGE ERA AND HOMEBREW AMATEUR RADIO


 

From the HOTDXS Workbench - How To Build It Yourself

SPC Tuner

Power Generator

One Tube Receiver

Portable Vertical Antenna

1929 Hartley Transmitter

6L6 Transmitter

5U4G Power Supply

AC-1   6V6 Transmitter

6AQ5 CW Transmitter

Pi Network Tuner

6X4 Power Supply

Type 80 Tube Power Supply

6SL7 Twinplex Regenerative Receiver

L - Network Tuner

6AH6 Electronic T/R Switch

R-390A Rack Mount Speaker

Straight Key Gallery

Equipment Rack

6DQ6 Transmitter

Buck Boost Transformer

T - Network Tuner

 

From the HOTDXS Kitchen - How To Cook It Yourself

HOTDXS CHILI







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THE DX-100 AWARD
For contacting 100 Countries

The Award and Achievement List







W5V Special Event Station
The 150th Anniversary of Waco, Texas

The W5V Station Logs



Field Day 2000
Heart Of Texas DX Society

Pictures of our first Field Day












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A Quick Look To See Who Is On The Air



DX Summit Cluster

HF DX Spots

HF-CW

DX ALL BANDS

HamCall DX Spots
 

DX Information Cluster
ALL BANDS + INFO






Amateur Radio Ham Radio Maidenhead Grid Square Locator Map

 

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Calculate distance between two locations and other Information

 

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Look at Local and World Weather Reports



Texas Electrical Power Outages



 




 World Weather
Information Service


      

      World Weather


  Waco Texas Weather








      Texas Highway Reports

-Road Conditions in Texas-


New vs. Old Windchill Calculation (degrees F)


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Old Wind Chill Index
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New Wind Chill Index
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Heat Index Calculation


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HOTDXS - LINKS

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Links to DX / Contesting and other Information





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