The Sin City Repeater Group, Inc. maintains this directory of amateur radio clubs and organizations serving Las Vegas, Henderson, Pahrump, Mesquite, Overton, Amargosa Valley, and communities throughout Southern Nevada. Whether you are looking for a local ham radio club, repeater organization, DX group, emergency communications organization, ARRL-affiliated club, or regional frequency-coordination resource, this directory provides current information to help you find an organization that fits your interests.
Last reviewed: October 7, 2026
| Organization | Call Sign | Meeting / Location | President / Lead | Website | Dues | Nevada Corporate Status | ARRL Affiliated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sin City Repeater Group, Inc. | W7RPT | See website for scheduled meetings, operating activities, community events, and special events | Dr. William Freeman N4NJJ | lasvegashamradio.com | $75/year standard; $50 senior; $40 veteran; non-resident associate free | Active Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 12/31/2025 | Yes |
| Amargosa Amateur Radio Club | N7YAV | Amargosa Valley EOC; 2nd Saturday of each quarter, 11:00 am | Jack D. Sypolt N7BFG | amargosa-hams.org | Not published | No matching Nevada entity located | Yes |
| American Legion Amateur Radio Club Post 40 | KK7ABH | American Legion BMI Post 40, 425 E. Van Wagenen St., Henderson; last Tuesday, 6:00 pm | Richard Keim KJ7RFK / Shane Huston KG7QWH, club representatives | Post 40 Amateur Radio Club | No dues | Operates under American Legion BMI Post 40, an active Nevada nonprofit corporation formed 7/15/1993 | Yes |
| Henderson Amateur Radio Club, Inc. | W7HEN | American Legion BMI Post 40, 425 E. Van Wagenen St., Henderson; 4th Tuesday, 6:00 to 8:00 pm | Ryan Wright KJ7ABK | w7hen.org | $20/year + $20 one-time initiation fee | Active Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 8/26/2020 | Yes |
| Las Vegas DX Foundation | N/A | Zoom; 1st Sunday, 7:00 pm | Clifton Nichols K5DA | Not published | No matching Nevada entity located | Yes | |
| Las Vegas Radio Amateur Club | K7UGE | Red Rock Search & Rescue, 340 Villa Monterey Dr., Las Vegas; 3rd Wednesday | Charlie Shepard K7CBS | lvrac.org | $30/year | Active Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 6/17/1996 | Yes |
| Las Vegas Repeater Association, Inc. | WA7HXO | 2nd Saturday, 8:00 am; location varies | Charles L. Lum Kee KH6AB | hxo.radio | $60/year household | Active Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 2/7/1968 | Yes |
| Mabuhay DX Nevada | NA7LV | Community meet-ups; Kepehan 1st Saturday and other activities | Rey Faustino AK7RF | na7lv.org | No dues | No matching Nevada entity located | Yes |
| Moapa Valley Amateur Radio Club | W7MVR | Cablp Restaurant, 309 S. Moapa Valley Blvd., Overton; 3rd Saturday, 9:00 am | Dan Vance KI6MUC | w7mvr.org | $25/year + $5 family | Active Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 6/2/2008 | Yes |
| Nellis Radio Amateur Club | KC7TMC | Salvation Army, 2900 Palomino Ln., Las Vegas; 2nd Thursday, 7:00 pm | Jane L. Garwood KB7YUZ | ARRL listing | Not published | Active Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 7/10/2000 | Yes |
| Nye County Emergency Communications | W7NYE | Nye County Emergency Management, Pahrump; 3rd Saturday monthly | Steven Wade Bird KE7KHE | w7nye.org | Not published | No matching Nevada entity located | Yes |
| Pahrump Amateur Radio Repeater Association | W7NYK | Nye County EOC, 1510 Siri Ln., Pahrump; 2nd Friday, 5:15 pm | Jerry Dries N7HYV | pahrumpamateurradioclub.org | $15/year individual; $20/year family | Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 4/26/2004; status: Dissolved | Yes |
| Sisterhood of Amateur Radio (SOAR), Las Vegas Chapter | N/A | Sourdough Café at Arizona Charlie’s, 4575 Boulder Hwy., Las Vegas; 3rd Saturday, 9:00 am | Elizabeth Bigley KD7RIN, listed contact | soar-yls.com | No dues | No matching Nevada entity located | Not listed |
| Spring Mountain Radio Group | N/A | No regular meeting information published | Robert Laporte N7RSL | springmtnradiogroup.com | Not published | No matching Nevada entity located | Not listed |
| Tri-State Amateur Radio, Inc. | WB6TNP | No regular meeting information published | Robert L. Woollum WB6TNP | tsnv.org | Not published | Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 8/30/1991; status: Revoked | Not listed |
| Virgin Valley Amateur Radio Club | KE7END | Mesquite Works STEAM Center, 312 W. Mesquite Blvd., Ste. 116; check club for current schedule | Johnny Rauzi | vvarc.net | Not published | No matching Nevada entity located | Yes |
| Southern Nevada Repeater Council, Inc. | N/A | Regional amateur radio frequency-coordination organization | Lee Dusabek N7LD, President / Coordinator | snrc.us | N/A | Active Nevada nonprofit corporation, formed 6/13/2011 | N/A |
About This Directory
Corporate status information is based upon publicly available records from the Nevada Secretary of State’s SilverFlume business registry and reflects information reviewed as of October 7, 2026. ARRL affiliation is listed separately because corporate status, ARRL affiliation, and current operational activity are distinct matters.
Organizations that are demonstrably active may be included regardless of whether they are incorporated or presently listed as ARRL-affiliated. Dormant organizations are generally omitted even when older external directory records remain available.
Amateur Radio Organizations Across Southern Nevada
Southern Nevada’s amateur radio community includes organizations serving general amateur radio, repeater operations, DXing, contesting, emergency communications, community outreach, and other specialized interests. Organizations serving the region include the Henderson Amateur Radio Club, Las Vegas Radio Amateur Club, Las Vegas Repeater Association, Nellis Radio Amateur Club, Mabuhay DX Nevada, Moapa Valley Amateur Radio Club, Virgin Valley Amateur Radio Club, Pahrump Amateur Radio Repeater Association, Las Vegas DX Foundation, Spring Mountain Radio Group, Tri-State Amateur Radio, Sisterhood of Amateur Radio, Amargosa Amateur Radio Club, American Legion Amateur Radio Club Post 40, and Nye County Emergency Communications.
The Southern Nevada Repeater Council provides regional amateur radio frequency coordination for repeater systems operating throughout Southern Nevada.
Looking for an Active Las Vegas Amateur Radio Community?
The Sin City Repeater Group, Inc. serves amateur radio operators throughout Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and surrounding Southern Nevada communities. Sin City operates amateur radio repeater infrastructure while supporting operating activities, special events, contesting, community outreach, and opportunities for both new and experienced amateur radio operators.
Southern Nevada Ham Radio Club FAQ
What amateur radio clubs are located in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas and the surrounding valley are served by several amateur radio organizations, including the Sin City Repeater Group, Las Vegas Radio Amateur Club, Las Vegas Repeater Association, Nellis Radio Amateur Club, Las Vegas DX Foundation, Sisterhood of Amateur Radio, Spring Mountain Radio Group, Tri-State Amateur Radio, and other organizations serving specialized interests throughout Southern Nevada.
Are there amateur radio clubs in Henderson, Nevada?
Yes. Henderson is served by the Sin City Repeater Group, Inc., the Henderson Amateur Radio Club, and the American Legion Amateur Radio Club at BMI Post 40. Sin City has a significant membership presence in Henderson and operates repeater systems and activities serving amateur radio operators throughout Henderson and the greater Las Vegas Valley.
Are there ham radio clubs in Pahrump, Nevada?
Yes. Pahrump is served by the Pahrump Amateur Radio Repeater Association and Nye County Emergency Communications, along with amateur radio repeater systems and operating activity throughout Nye County.
Are there amateur radio clubs in Mesquite and Moapa Valley?
Yes. The Virgin Valley Amateur Radio Club serves the Mesquite area, while the Moapa Valley Amateur Radio Club serves Overton, Moapa Valley, and surrounding communities.
Where can I find amateur radio repeaters in Las Vegas?
Several organizations operate amateur radio repeaters throughout Las Vegas and Southern Nevada, including the Sin City Repeater Group, Las Vegas Repeater Association, Tri-State Amateur Radio, and other local organizations. The Southern Nevada Repeater Council coordinates amateur repeater frequencies throughout the region.
Which Southern Nevada amateur radio clubs are ARRL affiliated?
Multiple Southern Nevada organizations are listed as ARRL-affiliated clubs. Current ARRL affiliation is shown in the directory above and is maintained separately from Nevada corporate status because the two designations measure different aspects of an organization’s structure.
Do I have to join a club to use amateur radio repeaters in Las Vegas?
Requirements vary by repeater system and organization. Some repeaters are available for general amateur use, while individual organizations may have policies governing membership, supported systems, linked networks, events, or other services. Operators should review the policies of the organization responsible for the specific system they intend to use.
Disclaimer
This directory is provided by the Sin City Repeater Group, Inc. (the “Group”) for general informational purposes only. The Group makes reasonable efforts to provide accurate and current information but makes no representation or warranty, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, completeness, reliability, currency, availability, or suitability of any information contained on this page.
Information concerning amateur radio clubs and organizations, including officers, call signs, meeting dates and locations, dues, websites, ARRL affiliation, corporate status, and other organizational information, may change without notice. Users should verify information directly with the applicable organization or official source before relying upon it.
References to Nevada corporate status are informational summaries of publicly available records obtained from the Nevada Secretary of State and are not legal opinions or determinations regarding the validity, authority, tax status, governance, or ability of any organization to operate. If information presented here differs from an official government record, the official record controls.
ARRL affiliation information is based upon publicly available ARRL records. ARRL affiliation, Nevada corporate status, and operational activity are separate matters, and the presence or absence of any particular designation should not be interpreted as a judgment regarding an organization’s legitimacy, quality, activity, or standing.
Inclusion of an organization, repeater system, website, or other resource in this directory does not constitute endorsement, sponsorship, partnership, affiliation, recommendation, or approval by the Group. Links to third-party websites are provided for convenience only. The Group does not control and is not responsible for the content, availability, security, accuracy, or practices of third-party websites.
The Group has no obligation to continuously monitor, investigate, verify, correct, or update information contained in this directory. Information may remain displayed after circumstances have changed.
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Use of this directory and reliance upon its contents are at the user’s own discretion and risk.