WORLDWIDE DX CLUB is a non-political DX organization, founded in 1966. Its aims are to strengthen this fascinating and scientific hobby as well as the international DX movement for better understanding and friendship among nations.

Anyone can become a member of WORLDWIDE DX CLUB regardless of nationality and political belief. WORLDWIDE DX CLUB does not claim to be the biggest or best DX club in the world. Nevertheless, it offers its members and subscribers a rather good monthly bulletin (mainly in English) entitled "DX MAGAZINE" with up-to-date information on most aspects of DX'ing.

Since WORLDWIDE DX CLUB is the "International Department" of ARBEITSGEMEINSCHAFT DX e. V. (AGDX), the head organization of the German language DX clubs, it is able to offer its members and subscribers another DX publication in German entitled "Radio-Kurier - weltweit hören", which is jointly issued by the German DX organizations ADDX and AGDX.

For further information on WORLDWIDE DX CLUB and/or a sample copy of DX MAGAZINE please write to: WORLDWIDE DX CLUB, Postfach 12 14, D-61282 Bad Homburg, Federal Republic of Germany, or send an E-Mail message to: . Please do not forget to mention your full postal address, if you like to receive a sample printed copy of DX MAGAZINE.

You may also download a sample PDF copy of DX MAGAZINE by clicking the following link: Sample PDF copy of DX MAGAZINE.

• Full information on our membership conditions can be found in our WWDXC Application Form.

• For all those who understand German, there is also an application form in German: WWDXC Aufnahmeformular.

• You will find also a brief history of our club in German language: Entwicklung des WORLDWIDE DX CLUBs.

• On an extra page you will find a List of Books and Publications, which are available from WORLDWIDE DX CLUB.

•   Schedule of Deutsche Welle for the A10 period (28/03/2010 - 30/10/2010) as an ASCII (text) file.

• Schedule of MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH (formerly German Telekom - T-Systems) for the A10 period (28/03/2010 - 30/10/2010) as an ASCII (text) file.

• "Schedule of DRM broadcasts", compiled and constantly updated by Klaus Schneider, Germany. A short article about low cost DRM reception can be found at http://www.wwdxc.de/drm.pdf. Also instructions for the DRM reception with an AOR AR5000 receiver with and without auxiliary hardware by Francois Michaud-Herbst VE2 MHF are available at http://www.wwdxc.de/archive/ar5000.zip. Another article about listening DRM with an NRD-535D receiver without hardware modification is available at http://www.fineware-swl.com/drm.html.

•  EUROPEAN DX COUNCIL "List of Radio Countries 2007"

• WORLDWIDE DX CLUB QSL GALLERY

• "List of Broadcasts in English" (Hörfahrplan Englisch) for the A10 period (28/03/2010 - 30/10/2010) in PDF format (Adobe Reader), compiled by Walter Eibl, is available from us by sending an E-Mail to: . Members of WORLDWIDE DX CLUB may receive this list regularly by E-Mail on request.

• "List of Broadcasts in German" (Hörfahrplan Deutsch) for the A10 period (28/03/2010 - 30/10/2010) in PDF format (Adobe Reader), compiled by our DX MAGAZINE News Editor Walter Eibl.

• "List of SWL/Media Programmes in English, German and Spanish" for the A10 period (28/03/2010 - 30/10/2010) in PDF format (Adobe Reader), compiled by Wolfgang Büschel.

• Please find also our weekly Top News, compiled by Wolfgang Büschel, in our WWDXC Top News. Members of WORLDWIDE DX CLUB are entitled to receive our Top News regularly by E-Mail, if they fill in the following request form.

•   EUROPEAN DX COUNCIL (EDXC)
•   ARBEITSGEMEINSCHAFT DX e.V. (AGDX)
• The HFCC frequency lists can be downloaded from their web site HFCC.ORG.
•  ITU REFERENCE TABLES

• &	DokuFunk - Dokumentationsarchiv zur Erforschung der Geschichte des Funkwesens und der elektronischen Medien

• "Radio-Portal" - die Funk-Suchmaschine (by Willi Passmann, Germany)
• Jürgen Martens (Germany) - Weltempfänger, Scanner, Funktechnik, Reparaturen, Modifikationen, Zubehör etc.
• Radio Stations in Germany (frequencies and addresses) in PDF format (compiled by HÖRZU, Germany)
• The "Electronic DX Press" - Australia (EDXP) (compiled by Bob Padula, Australia)
• Medium Wave Circle, Great Britain, specialising in all aspects of long and medium wave radio
• Chinese BCL Information Source - partly in English (by Danny Wu, China)
• Homepage of the Indonesian DX Club (IDXC)
• Homepage of the Universal DX League of India (UDXL)
• "DXing.info - The reliable information source for radio hobbyists" (by Mika Mäkeläinen, Finland)
• Homepage of DX-Antwerp, Belgium
• Homepage of Rhein-Main-Radio-Club, Germany
• Homepage of "Transmitter Documentation Project" (TDP) (by Ludo Maes, Belgium)
• "Shortwave Log" (freeware electronic logbook programme for storing and managing logs, frequencies, addresses, and QSLs, provided by Bob Sillett, N3OEA, USA)
• "DXtreme Software On the Web" (software products for shortwave listeners and DXers)
• "Herman's DX Homepage" (by Herman Boel, Belgium)
• "Radio Book Shop" (Fachbuchhandlung Hein & Sohn, in German)
• "Klingenfuss Publications Online" (Information on Utility Stations)
• Schedule of all shortwave transmissions from international radio stations (by Eike Bierwirth, Germany)
• Homepage of "SRS Germany", including Clandestine Radio Watch, QSL Information Pages and Pirate Radio Address List (by Martin Schöch, Germany)
• "DX-Homepage" (by Klaus-Dieter Scholz, Germany)
• "RF Circuit Building Blocks Page" (by Mark Connelly, WA1ION, USA)
• "On the shortwaves.com" (by Jerry Berg and John C. Herkimer, USA)
• "SWL QSL Card Museum"
• "The Interval Signals Archive" (by Dave Kernick, Great Britain)
• "Venezuela QSL Help Service" (by Winter Monges, Venezuela)
• Bad Homburg - Health Resort

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