The Lubbock Amateur Radio Club (LARC) stands as a proud beacon for amateur radio enthusiasts in West Texas. Since its founding in 1987, this ARRL-affiliated club has built a legacy of fostering camaraderie, enhancing technical expertise, and contributing to public service.
Gather, Learn, and Connect
LARC hosts a welcoming open house every Tuesday at 7 PM, with the second Tuesday dedicated to business meetings. These gatherings take place at the Noble Stidham Memorial Clubhouse, 1108 98th Street, Lubbock, TX. The club’s friendly and inclusive environment makes it a hub for both seasoned operators and newcomers alike.
Activities and Services
LARC members actively engage in various facets of amateur radio, including:
- Contest Participation: Challenging their skills against others in the amateur radio community.
- Emergency and Public Service Communications: Supporting local authorities and communities during times of need.
- Education and Mentorship: Offering entry-level license classes and hands-on guidance for aspiring radio operators.
- License Testing Sessions: Facilitating opportunities for individuals to earn or upgrade their amateur radio licenses.
- Repeater Operations: Maintaining a robust network for seamless communication.
Leadership Driving Excellence
Under the capable leadership of:
- Isaac R. Eason (AG5UN) - President
- LaRoy V. Baker (WO7Q) - Vice President
- Clifford L. Colvin (K5CV) - Treasurer
- Brandon E. Kimbrell (K5BEK) - Secretary
- Robert Brent Scott (WR5O) - Editor
LARC continues to thrive as a cornerstone of the Lubbock community.
A Club with a Heart
With 52 members, including 45 licensed operators, LARC takes pride in its vibrant and diverse membership. The club regularly organizes family-friendly events, ensuring that amateur radio remains accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Join the Community
Whether you’re a veteran ham operator or curious about getting started, the Lubbock Amateur Radio Club welcomes you. Visit their website at www.k5lib.org to learn more about upcoming events, resources, and how you can become part of this dynamic group.
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