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DJ7ST > QRP 22.01.03 10:13l 156 Lines 8127 Bytes #999 (180) @ EU
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Subj: Results 15th HOT-PARTY
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The QRP-CONTEST-COMMUNITY (qrpcc) 14-Jan-2003
c/o Dr. Hartmut Weber, DJ7ST
Schlesierweg 13
D-38228 SALZGITTER
+495341-50113
Dear party HOT-Party-guests,
the qrpcc presents the
Results of 15th HOMEBREW & OLDTIME - EQUIPMENT - PARTY (17-Nov-2002)
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Pos. CALL TOT 40m 80m TX ; RX
CLASS A TX & RX (or TRX) Homebrew or > 30 years old
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1 DL0OG 205 99 106 TX: Lo40K39 ; RX: Köln E52b
1 F8CB 205 122 83 TX: VFO+PhOsc-MXR-PA "TT21" ; RX: Solid-Synth.
1 HA3PT 205 117 88 HB TRX, all transistor except PA (GU50), 80w
1 OM3CDN 205 96 109 HB-TX, 5t bs (1969) ; RX: KROT (USSR, 1956)
5 DJ8BD 197 132 65 HB-TRX, 9 MHz IF, PA 2x2SC1972, 30w
6 DJ2XP 193 132 61 F-Line (FR-100B/FL-100B) (1965)
7 DJ7TE 180 69 111 Collins 32-S-2 ; Collins 75-S-3C (1970)
8 DL1JGA 174 89 85 OHR 400 + HB-PA 2xIRF510 (FA 7/97), 15w
9 PA3AHN 165 62 103 Trio TX-599 / JR-599 (1970)
10 DL9QM 163 89 74 HB-TXs & HB-RXs for 40&80m; TXs xtal-contr.
11 OK2BPA 143 62 81 HB-TX (PA GU50, 1963) ; RX National HRO (1946)
12 SP9QJ 142 41 101 Sommerkamp FT-250 (199), PA 2xGU50, abt. 50w
13 SP3MY 132 53 79 HW-100, PA GU29 (1969), 80w
14 G3VDL 119 45 74 TX: 6AG7-5763-807 ; RX: Eddystone 888A (1959)
15 HB9APJ 84 79 5 Drake TR-4 (abt. 1966)
16 G3CQR 81 37 44 Yaesu FT-200 (1970)
17 ON4ADR 72 0 72 TS-515 (mfd.: PA 807) (1972)
18 ON5JD 68 18 50 TS-515 (10 tbs; 88 semicond., 2xS2001 in PA)
19 YO2IS 66 30 36 HB-TX (13 tbs)+ HB-RX (13tbs), PA GU-29 (=829B)
20 DJ7RU 64 64 0 SP-20 (spy-TX, 20w, 1970) ; R-311 (USSR,1960)
21 RW3DOX 62 62 0 HB TRX (UW3DI), PA GU29. 50w
22 DL3AKF 59 59 0 Elecraft K2, max. 15w
23 DL2MFP 41 0 41 TX: 8tbs, PA RS1003 ; RX: 9 tbs SH. 455 kHz IF
24 SM6ERS 27 24 3 Heathkit HW-101 (1972)
25 DJ7ZT 21 0 21 Heathkit-Line SB-301 / SB-401(1969)
26 DJ7RS 17 0 17 LO40K39 (3xRL12P35) ; LO6K39 (3-V-1) (1939-42)
27 DK9KR 11 0 11 Elecraft K1 + PA 2xMTP3055, 50w
28 DK2SH 6 0 6 WS19MK3 (US-Army 1944-48), 8w
CH DL1AZK TS-520S ( 1978 = too young, sri)
CH DL1ALF Uniden 2020 (1976 = too young, sri)
CLASS B Only TX OR RX Homebrew or > 30 years old
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1 DJ9IE 196 95 101 40m: DK6SX-T(R)X; 80m: AFE 12 + 500Hz filter
2 DL1ARH 80 39 41 2xKP902A-BF964-J310-2N3926-2xCTC50-A12, 20w
3 DK0IBF 62 62 0 FL-100B (Sommerkamp 1965)
4 DL0SGN 48 48 0 R-107 (Royal Navy 1944, 8tbs SH+HB xtal-filter)
5 DF0GIF 33 33 0 FR 100B (Sommerkamp 1966)
6 DK0SZ 19 0 19 RX-80 (ARDF-RX)
7 DJ7ST 5 0 5 NordMende Globecorder ("World-Receiver" >30yrs)
7 F8IL 5 5 0 VFO (6V6) - FD (6V6) - PA (807), abt 20w
CLASS C QRP-TX or -TRX, HB or >30 yrs old
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1 DL3KVR 275 156 119 HB-TRX, 9/0.2 MHz IF; 5w
2 DL5JAN 261 147 114 Sierra, 2.5w
3 DK3UZ 195 99 96 Elecraft K2 # 2018
3 DL6ABB 195 91 104 40m: HB SBT40, 2w ; 80m: HW-9 + 500 Hz-filter
5 OK2BWJ 168 82 86 HB TRX (adapted from prof. RX; PA GU50 at 200V)
6 DL1HTX 141 62 79 Sierra + DL-QRP-PA, 5w
7 SP3BOL 115 48 67 TX: ECC85-6J6-EF91-5763 ; RX: 7 tubes
8 DL1RNN 108 0 108 Elecraft K1 # 1383
9 HB9BQB 106 39 67 40m: HB like QRPC 40-40; 80m: OHR QRP-Spirit
10 DK4CU 87 49 38 Heathkit HW-8
11 G2HLU 82 35 47 HB TRX (G3TSO modular 6-band, RadCom 1988) 5w
12 DL1AZK 81 81 0 ELBC (DJ3KK design, CQ-DL 8/99, p664, 3w
13 DL3AKF 75 0 75 HB "Black Forest", 5w
14 OK2BTT 72 72 0 VFO-FD-PA (EL83), 4.5w ; RX 7 tbs (HB 1948)
15 DL2AWA 69 0 69 10RT (mfd. polish tank-trx; 10 tbs, 3w) (1960)
16 DJ3KK 58 58 0 ELBC (DJ3KK-design, SPRAT Nr.94)
17 OK2BPG 55 0 55 VFO-FD-PA (EL81), 4w
18 DK4LX 52 0 52 Elecraft K2
19 DL4LAC 49 49 0 ELBC (DJ3KK-design)
20 DL6CGC 43 0 43 R-104 (USSR-military-TRX, 1962, 4w)
20 DM3XI 43 0 43 HB-TX 2x2N2222, VRO-contr.
22 OZ9KC 42 14 28 40m: HB-TRX (PA 2N3553) ; 80m: QRP-MAS-Rig, 1W
23 DK0VLP 37 0 37 Hari TX80-1; 0.9w
24 DK7JZ 35 35 0 TRX 40 CW ; 0.8w
25 OZ9QM 34 34 0 HB-TRX (DC-RX; 1w)
26 DK1JD 32 0 32 Heathkit HW-9
26 DL3LBZ 32 32 0 ELBC 40/20 (DJ3KK design, CQ-DL 8/99)
26 DL4LBB 32 32 0 ELBC (DJ3KK-design)
26 DL6AAF 32 0 32 Sierra, 2.5w
30 DL9HCW 29 0 29 Sierra + DL-QRP-PA, 5w
31 OE6WTD 27 27 0 QRP-14 (DJ6TE & DK4SX design)
32 DL8GN 24 12 12 40m: Mini (DL9RM, CQ-DL 9/93) ; 80m: mfd. Mini
33 SP2LNY 19 0 19 RBM 1 (military TRX abt. 1950, 10 tubes, 1w)
34 OK1MYA 14 0 14 TRX M 160 (mfd. for 80m), abt. 1w
35 DL5FDW 5 0 5 HB-QRP-TRX, based on Sony SW-100; 65 ICs
CH DL1AVH Rockmite 40; Hegau (lost rprts in PC, sri)
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An improbable result indeed: Four OM with equal score share the
first place in class A! Those logs received considerably greater scrutiny
than usual, but there was no avoiding the somehow harmonic stalemate at
the top. After the 40m part the immediate runners up looked more like
would-be winners. But after one hour on 80m DJ2XP's FL-100B gave up its ghost.
And DJ8BD has more than twice as many QSOs on 40 than on 80m. Antenna?
A few QRP participants by mistake entered in class A. Because of
identical scoring, and because it brings disadvantages to nobody,
they were quietly moved to class C.
The new 30-years-rule -which got explicit consent- caused two "victims"
with too "young" gear (see CH). A slight drop in participating numbers
may have the same cause, but also here time will finally heal all wounds.
If he analyzes carefully, Fred, DJ3KK, will receive great satisfaction
from the score table: The ELBC rigs described by him in CQ-DL and SPRAT
appear all of five times. One could call it an outstanding victory in
the constructor's section. The Sierra is represented four times,
proportionally more often than in the OQRPC. Of three Elecraft K2s one can be
found in class A. Nice to see a brand-new "Rockmite" listed, but equally nice
the win of Robert, DJ2GL (as DL0OG) with the (together with DJ7RS) probably
oldest equipment (TX + RX = appr. 110 years , congrats!)
A special reverence to the age and performance of Jean, F8IL, born
in 1908, who joined the HOT-PARTY, 94 years and all!
Not few had a small amplifier trailing their QRP TRX. Probably not
to show some elbows, but to take the opportunity of the HOT-PARTY
to cast a creative look beyond the QRP-plate's rim. Some well-known
QRP callsigns appear in class A using vintage radios, enjoying variety.
And there is no lack of QRP participants either.
The still comparatively poor attendance in class B remains a mystery.
Shouldn't there be more old receivers or first works of homemade trans-
mitters which -supplemented with a new counterpart- could populate class B?
Instead of using a possibly intimidating T/R "contraption", this
particular problem could probably be solved by recruiting a separate
receiving aerial. (This comment was translated by DK3UZ, mni tks to Eddi!)
After the HOT-PARTY is before the HOT-PARTY!
Next QRPCC event: QRP MINIMAL ART SESSION on 29th May.
73 es bcnu "Hal", DJ7ST
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