It’s impressive and inspiring how much ground our local ARES® team covers.
Check out what these well-trained and well-prepared amateur operators have been up to.
Clark County Nevada ARES® Takes Care of Business
Kelso Dunes
On February 27, 2026 three LVRAC members enjoyed Outdoor Amateur Radio (OAR) at Kelso Dunes in the Mojave Desert.
Kelso Dunes is part of the Mojave National Preserve and is amateur radio “Parks On The Air” (POTA) US-0650.
Watch our video
Friendship And Fun For LVRAC Members At Quartzfest
It’s not exactly an amateur radio Burning Man or a high-wattage Woodstock, but this outdoor gathering a few hundred miles from Vegas is a must attend event for some of our members.
Join a few LVRAC members at Quartzfest
Watch the LVRAC Quartzfest video
Vintage Radios Aglow In Vegas
Two LVRAC members have a deep fondness for vintage radios.
LVRAC President 2025 Year End Letter
Another exciting year for LVRAC
Read Charlie Shepard’s Letter
Get Filled In On The DX Dentist
A teeth cleaning and a QSO? Why not?
One of our members used to offer both.
Drill Into The Story of N7PG
KJ7SLF Looks Back On Operating After A South Pacific Typhoon
When critical military communications went down, JC went on the air.
Cracking The Radial Code
Here’s how two LVRAC members got the lowdown on top performance…
And how you can too.
Read Their Story
On The Road With KG7HUP
Head on out with our club member Tom, KG7HUP, for a remarkable six thousand mile amateur radio journey through the American West.
Read the Story
In April 2025, K7XMD (Matt) activated the Mount Charleston Wilderness Area, POTA #US-9266
My equipment consisted of a Yaesu FT-891, a Hustler 20m Vertical with the Big Daddy Burski Speed Mod and a Bioenno 20Ah battery. Continue reading “In April 2025, K7XMD (Matt) activated the Mount Charleston Wilderness Area, POTA #US-9266”