2010 CY0 DXpedition Sponsors
The CY0 DXpedition Team would like to express its gratitude to the below organizations and corporate sponsors for their support of this DXpedition.
Thank you, de N0TG, WA4DAN, AA4VK, AI5P

DX Organizations and Clubs
USA		Northern California DX Foundation - NCDXF The Northern California DX Foundation was founded in 1972 to assist worthwhile *amateur radio* and scientific projects with funding and equipment. Although the words “Northern California” still appear in its title, the activities of the Foundation are international in scope rather than regional.
Germany
USA		International DX Association, Inc. INDEXA, a non-profit organization for the enhancement of amateur radio, worldwide peace, and friendship
Japan		Tokyo 610 DX Group is organized by the serious DX'ers who have been active in amateur radio operation for many years with a special emphasis on HF and VHF communication. The Group's logo comes from Mt. Fuji.
USA		SWODXA is comprised of active DX'ers and contesters with a deep passion for all aspects of Amateur Radio. We welcome everyone who is interested in joining our club to please contact us. SWODXA members are active in all facets of DX and Contesting. We also travel to, and fund various DXpeditions all over the world. SWODXA sponsors the annual DX Dinner held on the Friday evening of Hamvention weekend in Dayton, Ohio. In addition, SWODXA members moderate the Hamvention DX Forum. *SWODXA* *is also the creator and proud sponsor of the DXPedition of the Year Award.*
Canada		DX and Contesting As one of its major goals, the Group seeks to provide help and support for those interested in DX chasing and Contesting. The Canadian DX Group is interested in sponsoring DXpeditions that are of likely to have a significant impact, especially for Canadian DXers. Membership in the Canadian DX Group is open to anyone with an interest in DX. A suggested contribution for membership is $20. Funds collected will primarily be used to support DXpeditions. Canadian DX Group website is at http://www.dxgroup.ca
USA
France		Clipperton Island is a small piece of French land in the Pacific ocean, isolated 1500 km off the coast of Mexico. In 1978, a Franco-Swiss expedition to Clipperton Island made over 29,000 contacts. This large success lead to the creation of the CLIPPERTON DX CLUB with the goal of helping to organize radio-amateur expeditions. Since then, many expeditions have received support from the C.DX.C., including 3Y1, 5R, 5V, D6, 7O, A5, CEØ, FH, FO, FOØ, FP, FR/E, FS/FJ, FT, J2, J7, J8, KH1, KH5, KH5K, PJ, SØ, ST2, T32, T33, TT8, TY, VK9, VKØ, VP8, V2, ZK1.
USA		The Arkansas DX Association was formally organized in 1973 to promote members in the pursuit and enjoyment of DX, promote good fellowship, and to encourage other amateurs in DX activities. We hold quarterly meetings around the state and invite interested amateurs to attend. Our web site is http://www.adxa.org/ which details club activities and membership.
United Kingdom	Chiltern DX Club	Chiltern DX Club (CDXC): The UK DX Foundation The aim of the club is to promote HF operating in Amateur Radio and to encourage excellence, particularly in DXing and contest operating. CDXC is the UK's largest group of HF, DX and contest-oriented radio amateurs. For further details, please visit their information page.
USA		The Southeastern DX Club (SEDXC) was formed in 1958 by a group of hams in the Atlanta, Georgia area, recognizing a growing need to supplement regular radio clubs with a specialized club for DXers. Several SEDXC members were part of the highly successful K5D Desecheo 2009 DXpedition. Since 1958, SEDXC members have put 136 DXCC entities on the air.
Scotland		GMDX Group - Home of Scotland's DXers Many Group members are active DX and Contest operators. And since it's beginning in 1993, the GMDX Group has provided support to a wide range of major DXpeditions. For more information, visit the GMDX Group website.
USA		TCDXA - Twin City DX Association
Japan	Editor - JA1ELY
USA		The MVDX/CC was formed in 1976 to serve the DX'ing and Contesting community in the greater St. Louis area, consisting of St. Louis and its surrounding Missouri and Illinois communities. It has grown from a small group of 16 hams to approximately 70 members in 1996. The Club's goals are to promote the working of DX and contests, provide financial assistance to deserving DXpeditions, and to have fun.
Denmark	Danish DX Group	The Danish DX Group was established in 1972. The Group operates a QSL service and is a supporter of DXpeditions. To learn more about the QSL service, visit their site by clicking on the logo.
USA		The Lone Star DX Association (LSDXA), was founded in 1987 by a small group of DXers from the Fort Worth, Texas area.
Switzerland		The SDXF founded in1998 is a Swiss nonprofit organization founded to support amateur radio expeditions to rare places where little or no amateur radio activity.
USA		The Mile High DX Association is comprised of a variety of members who enjoy Dxing and Contesting in a spirit of good fellowship. MHDXA contributes to major Dxpeditions and some of our members have been participants of both large and small Dxpeditions throughout the world. We do not require that our members have past experience in Dxing or certificates of Dxing achievement. ...................... If you find our web page useful, would like to support Dxpeditions, or want to learn more about Dxing and/or Contesting, we encourage you to join and support MHDXA, no matter where you are located.
USA		Mississippi's Premiere DX Organization Floyd Gerald, N5FG and Lee Turner, WA5EZQ formed the Magnolia DX Association (MDXA) in 1976. Their only motivation at the time was to help each other achieve DXCC. The MDXA is the largest DX club in the state of Mississippi and has grown to over 80 members since the beginning.
Corporate Sponsors
		DuneStar provided support with purchase of Model 300: Single Bandpass Filters. The Team used these filters at KP1 and KP5.
		Elecraft provided support with antenna accessories
		ADAMS Tower Services provides a multitude of tower services to the commercial communications industry. Major customers include radio and television stations, cellular communications providers, and state and local governments in all 48 contiguous states, including major clients in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia and South Dakota. Services include tower installations, antenna and tower maintenance, lighting, and inspections, to name just a few.
		Appendix R Solutions (ARS) is an engineering consulting company that provides engineering services to the electric power industry. Current projects in MD, NY, PA, OH, MI, NE, and MO

International DX Association, Inc.

Chiltern DX Club (CDXC): The UK DX Foundation