The Arizona Desert Chapter of 10-10 International has a FCC issued
callsign of K7AZX. I was looking for it's web page. The Google
designation of www.aztenx.org is no longer valid.

kj7wk,

Thank you for your question.  You can find the web page for the
Arizona Chapter at http://www.k7azx.com/

Additional contact information for the Arizona Desert Chapter:

ARIZONA DESERT CHAPTER  (AFFILIATED 15 NOV 97)
CH KJ7WK Steve Gurley, 1104 E Campus Dr, Tempe, AZ 85282-3913
Email: kj7wk@k7azx.com
CM W7MC Serg Ticknor, Box 21652, Phoenix, AZ 85036
Email: w7mc@arrl.net


I hope the above information was helpful.  If you need any additional
clarification, please let me know.

Regards,

-THV

Search Strategey:
10 10 International

References:
10 10 International
http://www.ten-ten.org/

Unfortunately, the owner of aztenx.org is not in good standing with
the Arizona Desert Chapter of 10-10 Int'l. We have asked him to remove
his web site which he did. He is no longer at the Broadway Rd. address
in Tempe,AZ
I am the trustee of K7AZX and we would like any lookups to the old
aztenx.org/net forwarded to the new site you brought up, K7AZX.com
which is the site we have registered for our organization.
Thank you,

Steve Gurley, KJ7WK
Trustee for K7AZX

Even though aztenx.org is a valid domain:

Registrant:
Arizona Desert 10-10 (AZTENX-DOM)
   1225 E Broadway, Ste. 100
   Tempe
   AZ,85282
   US

   Domain Name: AZTENX.ORG

   Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
      Lowry, Clark  (CL316) clark@WD.ORG
      Wattle & Daub
      10225 E. Iris Rd.
      Mesa, AZ 85207
      (480) 354-9300 (FAX) (602) 530-2400

   Record expires on 12-Nov-2003.

You are right in that there is no web page there,
nor could I find a current (different) website for
the Arizona Desert Chapter of 10-10 International.

Might I suggest you either contact the admin contact
for the domain name (Clark Lowry, above) or the trustee
for the K7AZX callsign:

Call: KJ7WK Class: Extra 

GURLEY, STEVE
1104 E CAMPUS DR 
TEMPE, AZ 85282-3913

Assuming you can't contact the original trustee of the old domain
name.

I recommend you place a back order on the old domain name. This way,
when it expires, the ownership of the domain name will revert back to
you, and you will be able to redirect people to the new web site.