These are photos that have appeared as the "Spotlight" on the front page of the Central Texas DX and Contest Club web site. Each photo is on the club web page about one month, and new photos are generally added after each club meeting. If you have a photo you'd like to see in the Spotlight, send email to the webmaster.

	2009: Susan K5DU, John W5RQ, and Larry K5OT receive the trophy on behalf of the CTDXCC for the 2008 club competition of the Texas QSO Party from TQP contest administrator Chuck NO5W (left) at the 2009 Ham-Com convention.
	2009: Club member Colin Jenkins KU5B operates in the 2009 CQ World Wide 160 Meter Contest, Phone at the K5NA contest super station in eastern Travis County.
	2009: The tower at the station of club member Phil Duff NA4M supports a Bencher Skyhawk, an M2 6M7 Yagi for 50 MHz, wire antennas for 40 meters and 80 meters, and is shunt-fed on 160 meters.
	2009: Club members Marcus Barnes W5CN and Joe Fisher III K5EJL, enjoying the CTDXCC Holiday Dinner, December 8, 2008.
	2008: Club member Alan Brown K5AB installs a new log periodic dipole array (LPDA) antenna at his station in November, 2008.
	2008: Club member Jeff Swiger N8NOE models a new CTDXCC logo coat he had embroidered at Panda Embroidery.
	2008: Jim Hester K5HTK has just poured concrete for a new tower at his QTH in Lampasas County.
	2008: CTDXCC club member Jen W5JEN was a member of Team USA at the 14th World Amateur Radio Direction Finding Championships held in Hwaseong, Korea in early September.
	2008: Joe Barr W5CT, SK.
	2008: CTDXCC member Terry Gerdes AB5K has put up his first tower at his new QTH in Bell County. The new tower has three OWA yagis for 20 meters, each is six elements on a 48 foot long boom.
	2008: CTDXCC member Dennis Ignatenko NT5TU, operating at the NX5M contest station, is a fan of the Russian DX Contest. Are you?