National Radio Club, Inc.P.O. Box 473251 Aurora, CO 80047-3251 sales@nrcdxas.org |
If you are a current NRC member and subscribe to either DX News or the DX Audio Service, you may add a subscription to e-DXN for an additional $5.00 per year. If you are not a current subscriber to DXN or DXAS, a one year subscription to e-DXN is $15. You may subscribe using PayPal or check/money order by accepting the Terms of Use (see link above) and using the “Obtaining a Subscription” link above.
To join us:
(1) Send payment. Full subscription information is provided after you agree to the Terms of Use.
(2) Register with
your real first name (or initials) and your real last name as your user name.(3) Sign on after your registration is activated.
If you also subscribe to the DX Audio Service or DX News, your e-DXN user name should be the same name as your subscription name to DXAS or DXN, or your name as it appears on your mailing label.
Why? Because we must be able to match user names to subscription payments and membership records. Names and nicknames (like “Scruffy” or “KB1XXX”) are useless unless that’s how you sign your checks and have your mail sent to you! Also, since your subscription includes membership in the National Radio Club, recognizable user names are a requirement.
If we can easily cross-match your registration via your e-mail address or some other method, we will change your username to include a first and last name and notify you by e-mail of the “new” username.
We immediately delete registrations under names which cannot be readily identified. Sorry – as volunteers who have other club duties to perform, not to mention personal lives, we just don’t have time to sort out the real people from the spammers.
In general, you may expect to have your registration activated within 24 hours after your PayPal payment is received by the club, slightly longer if you mail a check or money order, even longer if “stuff” is happening to one of the volunteers who handles club finances.
Feel free to browse the site before you join. If you are interested in AM broadcast band radio, you’ll find a wealth of useful information posted here by NRC members, some who have been active in our club for over 50 years or who are veterans of the broadcasting industry. We hope you’ll like what you see and join us soon.
If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail them to site administrator Paul Swearingen .