WOULD YOU LIKE TO JOIN 10-10?

Here is what you need:

1. You must hold a valid amateur operator license.
2. Your valid amateur operator license MUST authorize or qualify you for unsupervised transmitting operations in the ten meter amateur band under your own personal call sign.
3. You must make contact with ten members of 10-10 and submit a log listing all contacts, their 10-10 number, call sign, name/handle (as received on the air), date of contact, and QTH (state/province/country). The contact form and membership application can be found here.
4.  You must remit dues for one or more year’s full membership. Fee schedule and payment information can be found on the Fee Schedule Page.

TYPES OF MEMBERSHIPS

To become a member either fill out the form on the following page and mail to the Data Manager at the indicated address or go on-line to the 10-10 web page, www.ten-ten.org and follow the links from ‘membership’ to ‘application’ and select membership category.

Primary Membership
Primary membership is available with yearly dues, although there is a special incentive available when you pay for three years at once.

Family Membership
Family membership consists of a primary member and one or more family members who qualify as a 10-10 member (has made the necessary 10 contacts) and who reside at the same location and postal address. Family memberships run concurrently with that of the primary member. Add $5.00 for each additional family member for each year. 

Life Membership
Life membership is available and may be paid in one lump sum or spread across two or three years. For information refer to the “Life Membership Application” form on the web or contact the 10-10 Data Manager.

Senior Life Membership
Senior life membership is available to anyone who is currently 65 years of age or older. Payment can be made as one lump sum or within a one year period. For information refer to the “Life Membership Application” form on the web or contact the 10-10 Data Manager.

Club Membership
Club membership is available to any Amateur Radio Organization which holds a valid Amateur Radio License. Application must be made by the club trustee. Dues are the same as the Primary member. No family or life memberships are available. Clubs have all the same rights and privileges as primary members except the right to vote in elections.