The Danish Shortwave Club International

The Danish Shortwave Club International is one of the leading DX-Clubs in the World, with more than 230 members in 36 countries.

On May 4th, 1974, a society was started in Copenhagen, Denmark, named "The Danish Shortwave Clubs International" or DSWCI. The DSWCI was a merger of "The Danish Shortwave Club International", founded November 18, 1956, and "The Cimbrer DX-Club", founded July 15, 1961. The name of the society was changed to "The Danish Shortwave Club International" by the Annual General Meeting of May 18, 1996.

The object of the DSWCI is to consolidate contacts among practisers of the hobby indicated as DX-ing and to promote the practise of this hobby in general. DX-ing is the reception of distant radio signals and all other activities related herewith.

The DSWCI reaches its objects by

• the regular publications of a club paper called "Shortwave News"
• giving advice, answering questions and rendering assistance to members, and if possible to non-members
• organizing meetings to discuss problems related to the DSWCI or to the hobby of DX-ing
• co-operation with other societies which pursue a similar object
• all other legal means which stimulate the object and are not contrary to these regulations

Here you can download the full statutes of the DSWCI (in Adobe Acrobat pdf format)