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Welcome to the 10-10 DX Page

AWARD MANAGER:
Mike Davidson, N5MT
26274 Whispering Pines Ave
Denham Springs, LA 70726, USA
Email N5MT

This page is dedicated to the Ten-Ten International Net’s Worked All Countries Award. Below you will find LINKS to various text files that are intended to assist in the first time submission for the Basic 25 Countries and any future endorsements for the award. Also, you will find LINKS to other materials that are related to 10-10 and 10-meter DXing.

• • • The link below will take you to an application cover sheet that must accompany your submissions for the award or endorsements.

      DX Application Form (PDF)
      DX Applicaiton Form (Word Document)
      DX Application Form (Open Document)
      DX Application Form(RTF Format)

    • Here are the rules that need to be followed for either a first time submission or endorsements to the award.

      Countries Award

    • Tips On Application Submission for The 10-10 DX Countries Award Progarm.

      In the summer of 2011, the 10-10 Board of Directors approved a change of rules for all 10-10 awards to not require QSL cards.  We follow all of the ARRL DXCC rules but with the exception of not requiring QSL cards, all QSOs must be on Ten meters and requiring the swapping of our names and membership numbers over the air.  A QSL card exception could be required IF information is needed from a QSL card or digital image of the card, whenever a question would arise as to which country was the actual contact made from or some other minor problem that would require an actual look at the QSL.  The awards manager may have a problem identifying the country of the contact since country prefixes have changed since the Countries Award starting date for contacts was in 1975.  DXpeditions usually have many operators and only one may be a 10-10 member who you would need to contact to get credit.  Most all DXpedition callsigns do not have a 10-10 number and do not count for credit.  Find the member.

      You must use the proper forms as posted on the 10-10 website or from an approved computer program that produces a printed output for submitting for the award and all information.

      Remember that the 10-10 contact is on the honor system. You know if you exchanged numbers with the station or not.  Before the 2011 rule change, if you got a QSL card that does not have the 10-10 of the operator printed on it, there is nothing wrong with you writing the 10-10 number on your QSL card for the contact.  It‘s your card and if you swapped numbers, record the event for future award credit.  Also record it in a paper log or a computer logging program.

      Please understand that Ten-Ten International and the ARRL have adopted a policy of “ZERO TOLERANCE” where it concerns cheating on Awards.  Never try to alter or change a QSL card because a DX station or manager made a mistake on it.

      There is NO fee for the Basic 25 Countries Award or future Country Bar endorsements.  For a Bar endorsements by regular mail, all you need to do is send an SASE with enough postage for return of the Bar sticker and paperwork.  The Basic 25 Countries certificate needs a big tube for return mailing and 10-10 is paying the postage.  If your application is by email, then your paperwork is returned by email without a Bar sticker.  Just go to the 10-10 website for more forms.  The endorsements after the Basic 25 Award are in increments of 10 countries until you reach the 75 endorsement, then they are in groups of 5.  For example: 35, 45, 55, 65, 75, then 80, 85, 90, 95, 100 etc.  You can send as many countries as you like at one time to get you to the next  higher Bar award.  You can also send in extras contacts towards the next Bar endorsement.  For example; you might decide to send 41 cards to start, 25 of them will be credited toward the Basic 25 Countries Award plus the 35 Bar, and the other 6 will be in your file toward the 45 endorsement. Then, you need only send 4 contacts to get credit for the 45 Bar endorsement.

      One last item: per rule #5, computer printouts like EXCEL are okay.  Use the format which is used on the submission sheet: CALL, COUNTRY, MMDDYY, & 10-10#. Make sure that you attach a copy of the Application cover sheet to your computer generated printout.  If you have any questions about the 10-10 DX award program, please drop me a note by email.

      NOTE: Your 10-10 Dues Do Have To Be Paid For Any 10-10 Award!  No Dues = No award.

 

Updated June 3, 2024

Inquiry into the QSL Bureau for unclaimed cards, envelopes, and non-participating members. Enter Call:

10-10 International offers a QSL service to all 10-10 members whether membership is current or not. The QSL Bureau service is for pasteboard QSL's only and is not a forwarding service and does not handle electronic QSL cards. Also, the receiving station must also be a 10-10 member. 10-10 DX members may also participate in this program.

To use the 10-10 QSL Bureau, you must have SASE's (self-addressed-stamped-envelopes) on file with the QSL Manager. The envelopes MUST be #10 size (9 1/2 x 4 1/6) with your CALL legibly printed on the upper left hand corner with one first class stamp attached. All other sizes present a filing problem and will not be used. If you do not wish to receive cards through the QSL Bureau, please let the QSL Manager know. Your call will be placed on the Non-Participating list. Cards will be held for 2 years, and if no one claims them they will be destroyed. No notice is sent for unclaimed cards.

When submitting cards to the 10-10 QSL Bureau, you must have them sorted in numerical order if there are more than 20 cards, i.e., W1ZZZ, K3RRR, WA6YYY, AB7TT, ZP9GG, ETC. There is no need to sort by prefix, however a sort by suffix is helpful. Remember, sort by the number in the call. QSL cards for portable or mobile operations should be sent to the home call, i.e. W6OI/1, W6OI/2 should go to W6OI. The QSL Manager will mail cards every 90 days. If there is only 1 card in an envelope, it is held for 120 days.

If you have questions, please refer them directly to the QSL Manager. The program may be modified from time to time in the interest of economy and efficiency and a progress report will be made in the 10-10 News.

When you receive cards from the 10-10 Bureau, it is your responsibility to verify the claimed QSOs in your log. It is not the intent nor responsibility of 10-10 to validate the claimed QSOs. If a claimed QSO is not found in your log, you may return the card to the sender through the 10-10 QSL Bureau, but please attach a note stating the contact is not in your log. In light of recent events, it is recommended you closely check all QSL cards you receive through any QSL Bureau.

Official 10-10 Awards and Their Requirements

NOTE: The following is a listing of general rules and requirements for ALL 10-10 award programs. Rules and requirements specific to an individual award are included with the description of each individual award.

Program Description

10-10 sponsors a program of operating awards. Each award is administered by a volunteer manager who provides applicants with the award rules, application forms, certification of applicant’s submission, and issuance appropriate award or upgrade. As of 2000, 10-10 authorizes the following operating awards:

• 1. Bar Award(working groups of one hundred [100] 10-10 members)
• 2. Worked All Continents Award (Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America)
• 3. Counties Award (United States)
• 4. Countries Award (DX)
• 5. CW Awards
• 6. Digital Awards
• 7. The Great Britian 10 – 10 Counties and Regions Certificate
• 8. Lucky 13 Certificate
• 9. Mobile Award (Contact and WAS)
• 10. OM/XYL Award
• 11. WPX (Prefix) Award
• 12. VP Awards (working groups of one hundred [100] 10-10 members with VP numbers) (WAS)
• 13. Worked All States Award

Specific requirements for each award regarding qualifications, procedures, and the name of current award managers are provided in the individual award descriptions.

Uniform Qualifications

Applications for all awards are subject to the following uniform general qualifications and procedures.

Membership:

To apply for any 10-10 award, proof of full (paid-up) membership is mandatory. A copy of a current membership card or the address label from the latest copy of 10-10 News will satisfy this requirement. Proof of membership must be sent with each application for any award.

Rules and Application Forms:

An application form, listing the rules for each award, is available from the specific awards manager. Requests for application should be sent to the specific award manager and must be accompanied by a #10 (business size) stamped, self-addressed envelope (SASE). In the case of DX requests, send enough funds to cover return postage. Requests for applications can also be emailed in lieu of snail mail to the respective awards manager. Members are requested not to telephone awards managers to request forms or rules. Awards/certificates that require only listing of information without specific application forms include the Bar awards and the VP certificate. All other 10-10 awards/certificates require an application form.

Special Note: Certain key forms are available in both HTML and in PDF formats from the link indicated. The advantage of the PDF format is that it prints correctly without trial and error. However, it does require that you have a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 installed: the program is available free from http://www.adobe.com/acrobat. Many of the forms were constructed by Bob Munro, W1AMF.

Award On-The-Air Contacts:

A legal 10-10 contact must be a two-way contact exclusively on ten meters. A legal contact consists of the call, 10-10 number, name, date, and QTH (state or country). At no time is it acceptable for a 10-10 number to be relayed via a third station. These requirements for a legal 10-10 contact have been affirmed by the Board of Directors.

Defective Applications:

Should the applicant fail to send proof of current (full) membership, the Award Manager will hold the application and send the applicant a standard form letter indicating what is needed to permit award or upgrade processing. If the application is defective with respect to the specific award requirements, the Award Manager will return the application with a brief explanation.

Handwritten or Computer Applications:

For all 10-10 awards, legible handwritten, typed, or computer printed applications are acceptable.

Award Costs:

All awards are free to paid members. This includes all basic and any upgrades (as appropriate).

QSL Confirmation:

QSL confirmation is NOT required for any awards.

New Awards:

In accord with a policy decision of the Board of Directors, the effective date of all new 10-10 awards will be 120 days after the publication date announcing the availability of the award. All applications received by the award manager prior to the effective date of the award will be held and award numbers will be drawn by lot.

Bar Awards Managers:

There are separate managers for Bars 100-900 and Bars 1000 and greater.

Bar Applications 100-900:
Dan Morris KZ3T #41015
3162 Covington Way
Lenoir, NC 28645

 

Bar Applications 1000+:
Rob Cromer KE0MIZ #77647
12932 Palomino Place
Wellington, Colorado 80549

 

VP Awards and VP Worked All States Manager:

Thomas Cole  KI5ELV 77743
3278 Wagner Street
Shreveport LA. 71108

Lucky 13 Certificate Manager:

Dan Morris KZ3T #41015
3162 Covington Way
Lenoir, NC 28645

Continents Award Manager:

Kevin Gilot NZ1I #72759
56 Cindy Lane
Mystic, CT 06355-1404
860-572-6086 Home

Counties Award Manager:

Brad Kimble WA4KUP #55192
3855 66th Street
Inver Grove Hights, MN 55076-2222

Countries Award Manager:

Mike Davidson, N5MT
26274 Whispering Pines Ave
Denham Springs, LA 70726

CW Award Manager:

Lee Zalaznik KI6OY, #50948
334 Olivina Ave.
Livermore, CA 94451-6137

Digital Award Manager:

Jeff Steinkamp, N7YG,  #65084
6465 East Rosewood Circle
Tucson, AZ 85710

The Great Britain 10-10 Counties and Regions Certificate Manager:

Mike Crawshaw, G4BLH #18446
50 Kibble Grove,
Brierfield,
NELSON,
Lancs BB9 5EW,
ENGLAND

Mobile Award and Mobile WAS Manager:

Paige Butler, W0FLZ #48658
21922 36th Ave NW
Stanwood, WA 98292

OM/XYL Award Manager:

Marcus Lieberman, KM5EH
2300 Hurley Drive, NW
Albuquerque, NM 87120-1013

Worked All States Award Manager:

Eva M. Donaldson, WB0CON, 53964
12933 W. Montana Drive
Lakewood, CO 80228

WPX (Prefix) Award Manager:

Ed Bryant, KM5FF, 50356
9001 Sunbow Ave SW
Albuquerque, NM 871217

 

Updated October 27, 2025

SO YOU WANT TO BE A PAPERCHASER!

By Ed Redwine K5ERJ #11843

Paperchasing, (the collection of amateur radio awards), is a fun part of the 10-10 experience. With new members coming on every day, some are going to want to join the hunt, but are reluctant because they don’t know how to get started. With such a large membership, paperchasers are not a large group in numbers, but they are very active and can usually be found around 28.345 SSB, 28.825 SSB, 28.120.15 PSK31, or 28.087.00 RTTY when conditions permit. After making an initial contact on either of the SSB frequencies, it is suggested that you QSY to a clear frequency away (plus or minus 5 KHz, or increments of 5 KHz) to exchange QSO information with your contact to alleviate conjestion on these frequencies. 10-10 AWARDS – The awards offered by 10-10 is an excellent place to start the paper chase with 13 categories from which to choose. The 10-10 News lists all the awards and the managers who handle them. Information on the awards can be found in the “Awards” section of the 10-10 web site. If you are not clear what the requirements are, then send an SASE (self addressed stamped #10 envelope) to the award manager in question and ask for a worksheet and award details. (Some managers will give you the information on their awards via email.) All managers are more than happy to oblige. With the many spreadsheet and database programs that are available, one would have no trouble finding one to fit one’s needs. The WIN1010 program (available from K4HAV) really does a good job of keeping up with awards applied for, e.g. 10X Bars, WPX, VP, Digital, etc.  CHAPTERS – There are a number of Affiliated Chapters in 10-10. Some are dedicated to paper chasing and others function more as local social groups. By far the greatest majority welcome outside members and encourage the propagation of their Chapter certificates. Each Chapter has its own way of joining. With some you have to work Special Qualifiers (SQs) while others you collect a certain number of points or contacts. The cost of membership will vary from $1.00 and 2 FCS (First Class Stamps) up and usually depends upon the quality of the certificate offered by the chapter. If you do not want the certificate, many chapters will issue a chapter number via either US postal service or email if joining requirements are met. Almost all of the 10-10 chapters have an accessible link to their chapter on the “Chapter Links” section of the 10-10 web site and the chapter information can be obtained there.  A list of Chapters with net frequencies and times is always published in the 10-10 News and is always available on the 10-10 web site. Nets are an excellent place to meet new friends and gain knowledge of the Chapter.   INSTANT QUALIFIERS – Many paperchasers are Instant Qualifiers (IQs) for the basic certificate of many Chapters. Contacting an IQ is all you need to join. Just send details of the contact with the appropriate fee to the Certificate Manger (CM) of the Chapter in question. Then sit back and wait for the mail to deliver your new number! Be sure to read carefully the rules of the Chapter you join. They do differ from Chapter to Chapter. LISTS – All serious paperchasers have a list for exchanging which contains all the information they have accumulated on all the Chapters they work. Some are shorter than others and they vary widely in style and format. NUMBERS OVER THE AIR – Why not just give the numbers over the air? Good question that deserves a good answer. In the beginning days of paper chasing, there were few Chapters and exchanges were easily handled over the air. As the numbers of Chapters grew, so did the lengthy exchanges usually on a frequency occupied as a gathering place for paper chasers. To save time and not hog the frequency, the list came into use. It is exchanged between stations by mail or email, only after a bona fide contact between two members in which the 10-10 number, Call, Name and QTH are exchanged. Lists contain the appropriate information of the member, including Call, Name, mailing address and Telephone number. Grid Squares and other information is often included in the heading. Most lists show the member Chapters in column form and in alphabetical order. Basic numbers are listed along with current points and any collectible seals for that Chapter. Lists should only contain information on collectible seals or information that is needed to fulfill worksheet requirements and not be cluttered with unnecessary information that is not needed by the receiving station. Lists should also be purged occasionally of chapters no longer operating. COLLECTING POINTS – The object of paperchasing is to collect points from fellow paperchasers and to use these points to build your own point value in any given Chapter. It should be noted that these points are earned by working the station whose points you are collecting either over the air or on a certificate list after a legitimate contact. It is not proper or legal to claim points you have heard someone give to others. You must make contact with that station in order to claim his (or her) points. The same applies to any Chapter Specials that may be going on. YOUR CHAPTER WORKSHEET – After you have collected points from fellow paperchasers, the next step is to record them either on a worksheet provided by the Chapter CM, or in a data base on your personal computer. Both methods are entirely acceptable. There are still many paperchasers who do not own computers and consequently do all their paper work with pencil. Each worksheet should include your Call, your name, your 10-10 number, your basic number for the chapter and your present point value. You don’t make any brownie points with the CM if he (or she) has to spend extra time trying to find you in a data base. Be sure to use the Chapter’s format on your worksheet if you have designed your own. Most all point based Chapters require: 1. The previous collected points, 2. the new points you are claiming and 3, the total collected points. All collectible seals should be listed in columns with appropriate headings. Those keeping records in long hand should be extremely careful to make sure the columns add up correctly. Conversely, those with computers should scan their printouts to make sure that the 760 points claimed on a member is not 6760 often caused by the fat finger syndrome. BE KIND TO CMs – Certificate Managers are some of the hardest working people in 10-10. Information on the certificate managers can be found in the “10-10 Chapters” section of the 10-10 News. These managers spend countless hours pouring over upgrades that are illegible, poorly submitted, and thrown together. Take some time to make sure your upgrade is readable and neat. You will find a warm spot in the CM’s heart. The same goes for any award you apply for whether Chapter or 10-10. Proof of paid up dues should always be included for 10-10 awards. Some Chapters award extra points on an annual basis for proof of paid up dues. SPECIALS – Many Chapters run Specials for their members. These specials may be monthly or even annually but for the most part they are fun and competitive. If you are included in a Chapter’s Special, make it a point to get on the air and give it out. It helps propagate the Chapter and makes you a popular fellow! Once again, like points, Specials are earned only after a legitimate contact with the station iving out the Special. You cannot ethically claim the special just because you heard someone give it! Be sure to have your worksheet back in to the CM by the date requested. At present most of the worksheets, both to and from the CM’s are done by email, and It’s tough to send one back that is far past the published deadline. In times when the band allows DX participation, ample time will be given to include enough time for return mail from the DX stations. This should be enough information to get you started in paper chasing and maybe remind some of the older paperchasers of some of the things they may have forgotten. Even though the band in at a low spot in the cycle, contacts can be made virtually every day and that is the real reason, we are here, to keep the band active in periods of minimum activity. The 2008 Summer QSO Party was a good example of heavy activity during a period of low sunspot activity. Everyone was having a ball.   Now, go out there and collect some awards!   NOTE: This article references a softare program caled WIN1010, a program that was produced by Jim Hardy, K4HAV, #17605.  Jim became a Silent Key in May 2022.  Ten-Ten is working with the family to obtain the source code so the program can be continued in Jim’s Memory.

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Ed Redwine, K5ERJ #11843 joined 10-10 in 1976 and immediately became a paper chaser. He was founder and CH of the Plainsman Chapter out of Lubbock Texas in the late 70s and early 80s, then after moving to Kansas in 1984 he founded the Air Capital Tentenners of Wichita. He now serves as a Director of 10-10, Chairman of the Operations Committee and has also served as the Wichita Convention Co-Chairman and Chairman of the 93 Nominating Committee. Ed becaome a Silent Key in Mach 2020

This section has been updated by the Chapter Coodinator and the other members of the Chapter Relations Committee which is composed of avid paperchasers who are old-timers and/or who hold other voluntary positions within the 10-10 organization. 

 10-10 AFFILIATED CHAPTER LISTING

as of  January 2026

All Chapter heads/managers: Please review the rules regarding chapters as outlined in Ten-Ten International Net’s Operation Manual. There seems to be some confusion by new as well as a few older members about the proper conduct of chapter nets. Any comments or questions please contact me. Thank you for your attention. 

https://www.www.ten-ten.org/Forms/documents/1010_Ops_manual_2021.pdf

The purposes of 10-10 are “to promote activity on the 10-meter amateur band, to handle traffic and to assist radio amateurs in improving their technical skills and operating procedures.” Affiliated chapters of 10-10 are responsible for promoting these purposes, generally on a local level, and especially during periods of minimum sunspot activity. Additionally, groups that are already formed may apply to become affiliated chapters.

Great news: We have a brand new chapter from the great state of Idaho, please welcome the Panhandlers to our organization. (see information below)

 

 

Chuck Dockery, N7UQ, #72774
112 S Rolling Meadows Dr, 
Wylie, TX 75098-5163

 

Chapter	Last Report	Officials
10-Bar-X	09/2025	CH KD5KC Michael Olbrisch 309 Kent Ave., El Paso, TX 79922-1222 Email KD5KC
Aloha	08/2025	CH/CM NH7PE Irene M. Kubica POB 1800, Pahoa, HI 96778-1800
Arizona Desert Chapter	01/2026	CH AJ7T Ron McKee 773 W. Tumbleweed Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85233  Email AJ7T  CM W7WHB Stephen Wagner, 338 Nevada Way, Gilbert, AZ 85233 W7WHB@arrl.Net
Arlington (VA)	12/2025	CH/CM AB4YP Jim Hurysz PO Box 5191 Arlington, VA 22205 Email AD4YP
Bauxite	02/2026	CH WB5ARI Jackie Hancock Chapter matters are to be sent To the CM, K5BKT CM K5BKT Peg Porterfield 4426 Congo Rd Benton, AR 72019 Email K5BKT
Bay Area	09/2025	CH K6BIR Vince Walton 22917 Lilla Rd, Hayward, CA 94541 Email K6BIR
Castle Craig	09/2025	CH/CM N1API Al Kaiser 194 Glen Hills Road Meriden, CT 06451-3832 Email N1API
Cincinnati Area Ten Tuners (CATT)	04/2025	CH K1KIM Andrew H “Andy” Stark 436 Bittersea Ct. Cincinnati, OH 45255 gnggnggone@yahoo.com CM/Correspondent K8CTM Michael Donoghue, k8ctm1@gmail.com 20615 Longview Dr, Lawrenceburg IN 47025
City Of Lights	01/2026	CH/CM KC9EOQ Dean Holste 805 Laurel Dr. Aurora Il. 60506 Email KC9EOQ
Colorado Centennial/Frontier Gang	02/2025	CH/CM WB0CON Eva Donaldson, 12933 W Montana Drive, Lakewood CO 80228 Email WB0CON
Cowtown	12/2025	CH NJ5T Johnny Hayes, 5707 Ridge Drive, Arlington TX, 76016 Email NJ5T CM KB5UNX Morrie Pickler, 3200 Kenilworth, Arlington TX, 76001 Email KB5UNX Correspondent W5WJH Bill Hoffman, 302 Primrose Hill, Euless TX 76039 Email W5WJH
Cradle of Confederacy	07/2025	CH/CM Lewin Nyman K1AZE, 2529 Boykin Pl. Montgomery, AL. 36117. Email K1AZE
Fort McHenry Cornerstone Yodar Kritch	03/2024	CH/CM K3TUJ Bill Jowanowitch 963 Stormont Circle Arbutus, MD 21227-3816Email K3TUJ
Gateway	01/2026	CH KA0HZP Bill Campbell, 518 East Jefferson Ave., St Louis, MO 63122 Email KA0HZP
Hanse	02/2026	CH/CM Rainer Knabe  emailto:Rainer Knabe DB2LU Muhlenstrabe 15a, Langwedel, SH, 24631, Germany
Houston S.H.O.T. (Space Houston On Ten)	08/2025	CH/CM N5MT Mike Davidson 26274 Whispering Pines Av., Denham Springs LA 70726 Email N5MT
Lonestar	12/2025	CH NJ5T Johnny Hayes, 5707 Ridge Drive, Arlington TX, 76016 Email NJ5T CM KB5UNX Morrie Pickler, 3200 Kenilworth, Arlington TX, 76001 Email KB5UNX Correspondent W5WJH Bill Hoffman, 302 Primrose Hill, Euless TX 76039 Email W5WJH
Louisiana Pelican 10-10 Net	08/2025	CH W5JY Jim Milliken, 8024 Seven Oaks Dr., Baton Rouge LA 70806 CM N5MT N5MT Mike Davidson 26274 Whispering Pines Av., Denham Springs LA 70726 Email N5MT
Milwauakee	04/2025	CH KA9JCP Ron Crown Send email to ka9jcp@milwpc.com
Neanderthal	02/2026	CH DF3TE Elfi Herre  Luxemburger Str. 59  Euskirchen, 53881, Germany,Email DF3TE CM DB2LU Rainer Knaebe. DB2LU Muehlenstarsse 15a, 24631 Langwedel, Germany.   db2lu@web.de
New Mexico Mud Ducks	06/2025	CH/CM KM5EH Marcus Lieberman 2300 Hurley Dr NW Albuquerque, NM 87120-1013 Email KM5EH
Oregon Trail	01/2026	CH/CM K7QXG Bob Peschka 592 SE Cypress Ave. Dallas, OR 97338 Email K7QXG or Other Email
Panhandlers	10/2025	CH/CM K7SYS John Kludt  1613 Poplar St. Sandpoint, Id. 83864 Email to: johnnykludt@gmail.com
Possum Trot	07/2024	CH/CM KM4ODS George M Davenport, 201 Whitechapel Ln, Raeford, NC 28376 Email KM4ODS
Red River Valley (Steamboat Plus)	01/2026	CH Ronnie Hull W5SUM 1855 Shady Lane Shreveport, LA. 71118 Phone: 318-550-8269 email:  w5sum@yahoo.com  CM Bob Stoll KG5ZMQ email:  rstoll45@gmail.com
Route-66	09/2025	CH/CM KA9ADD Larry Roth, 911 Mayfair Drive, Booneville, IN 47601 Email KA9ADD
TANGO	08/2025	CH LU1BJW Horacio C Petrera, Av. Del Liberator 5831 6C, CABA zip 1428 Buenos Aires City, Argentina Email LU1BJW CM NV3V Martin Cadirola 1923 Chestnut Branch Way, Clarksburg, MD 20871  Email NV3V
Up The Crick	12/2025	CH/CM AF7LB Matt Cecil PO Box 51104, Eugene, OR 97405 Email AF7LB
WINDFARMS	08/2025	CH/CM KI6OY Lee Zalaznik 334 Olivina Ave, Livermore CA 94551-6137 Email KI6OY
Alii	QRT	Effective 01/30/2022
All American City	Deaffiliated	Effective 07/2010
Battle Road	QRT	Effective 10/03/2015
Branding Iron II	QRT	Effective 09/2016
Branding Iron	QRT	Effective 02/23/2025
Boomtown	QRT	Effective 1 July 2015
Busy Bee	Deaffiliated	Effective 02/01/2010
Channel Islands	Deaffiliated	Effective 3/1/2021
Chief Seattle	QRT	Effective 05/2024
City of Roses & Portland Bridges	QRT	Effective 12/2017
Colorado Quartermaster	Deaffiliated	Effective 02/11/2010
Concho Valley Chapter	Deaffiliated	Effective 02/01/2010
Cradle of Confederacy	QRT	Effective 11/30/2021
Crazy Eights	Deaffiliated	Effective 05/03/2013
Cypress Chapter	Deaffiliated	Effective 02/27/2014
Down Under	QRT	Effective 05/2024
Edmonton Area 10-10ers City Of Champions	Deaffiliated	Effective 04/2012
Egyptian Radio Club	Deaffiliated	Effective 03/2014
Electric City	QRT	Effective 10/3/2015
GB Ten (Great Britain On Ten)	QRT	Effective 04/09/2011
Gold City	QRT	Effective 08/31/2021
Kansas Trails	QRT	Effective 25 Jul 2014
Kentucky Cardinal	Deaffiliated	Effective 11/15/2016
Keystone Keystone Stars	Deaffiliated	Effective 11/16/2016
Lilac City	Deaffiliated	Effective 05/14/2013
Major Leauge Baseball	QRT	Effective 10/2023
Maine-iacs	Deaffiliated	Effective 11/15/2016
Margarita and Martini	Deaffiliated	Effective 06/26/2014
Milwaukee	QRT	Effective 05/2024
Minuteman/Old Ironsides	Deaffiliated	Effective 02/2019
New Waterkant	QRT	Effective 08/13/2017
Oklahoma Route 66 Chapter	Deaffiliated	Effective 11/16/2016
Outlaws On Ten Bounty Hunter	QRT	Effective 07/21/2014
Palmetto Chapter	Deaffiliated	Effective 02/27/2014
Peshtigo Fire	QRT	Effective 07/01/2012
Pikes Peak Ten Ten	Deaffiliated	Effective 01/27/2015
Portland 500	QRT	Effective 09/2018
Republic of Texas	QRT	Effective 6/16/2016
Restoration Project Feline Friends	QRT	Effective 9/14/2017
Santa Fe Trail	QRT	Effective 02/2019
Sky Blue Waters/Tin Lizzie	QRT	Effective 06/2020
South Central Illinois Ten Meter Club	Deaffiliated	Effective 03/2020
South Texas Lighthorse Brigade	QRT	Effective 7/20/2013
Speedway	QRT	Effective 04/18/2025
Steel City	Deaffiliated	Effective 11/15/2016
Space Coast	QRT	Effective 05/05/2018
Springbok	QRT	Effective 02/07/2016
TRAIL DRIVER	QRT	Effective 09/2016
Twin Cities	QRT	Effective 06/2020