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DJ7ST > QRP 07.10.03 08:56l 261 Lines 8738 Bytes #-7942 (180) @ WW
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Subj: Results of 14th OQRP-Contest
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QRP-Contest-Community (qrpcc) 24-Sep-2003
c/o Hartmut Weber, DJ7ST
Schlesierweg 13
D-38228 SALZGITTER
Germany
Dear OQRP-Contest friends,
the QRP-Contest-Community presents the
Results of 14th ORIGINAL - QRP - CONTEST (05/06-Jul-2003)
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Pos., call, points, QSOs, bands 80-20m = a-c;
VLP = very low power, MP = moderate power, CH = checklog
Class Call points QSO bds
V L P Handmade < 1 W
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1 DL1JGA 17748 118 abc
2 DL7VPE/p 16167 101 abc
3 UA6LAM 5840 65 c
4 OZ9KC 5313 59 ab
5 OZ9QM 4296 59 ab
6 DK8SX 3525 45 c
7 HB9DCL 3298 40 abc
8 DL9CE 3105 37 c
8 F6ACD 3105 37 c
10 DL2HRF 3016 38 bc
11 ON/DL1RPL 2970 35 abc
12 OK1DZD 2782 41 ab
13 DJ6FO/p 2232 40 b
14 DL0HV/A 2178 40 b
15 DL2BXC 1144 32 a
16 UR5GJP 1134 24 bc
17 DL8UAW 611 17 ab
18 DJ5KZ 540 18 b
19 DK0IBF 496 21 b
20 DL9QM 377 11 b
21 DK0SZ 376 14 a
22 PA3FGI 160 7 b
23 DL0SGN 156 8 a
24 DJ7ST 126 6 ab
25 PA3FSC 88 7 b
26 DJ3KK 77 5 b
27 OK1DZD/p 68 5 b
28 DL1SAN 50 4 a
29 DK0AY/p 36 6 b
30 T99RM 32 4 b
31 DL5JWL 1 1 c
CV DH0JAE 6 b
V L P Open < 1 W
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1 F6FTB 5921 59 bc
2 LY3BY 5032 53 bc
3 OK1DMP 4867 49 bc
4 DL1ARH 4320 39 abc
5 DK0VLP 3648 36 abc
6 DL2DSD 1045 22 c
7 DF0GIF 324 9 c
8 G0KRT 222 13 abc
9 PA9RZ 35 4 abc
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Q R P Handmade < 5 W
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1 DK3UZ 20212 104 abc
2 DL2AWA 19952 116 abc
3 DL1HTX 15847 101 abc
4 OK2BTT 14880 102 abc
5 DL3AKF 13939 114 abc
6 DL6CGC 11750 79 abc
7 DF1UQ 11396 88 bc
8 PA0RDT 8960 85 ab
9 OM3TY/p 8534 89 ac
10 SP6LV 7800 85 ab
11 DJ4VP 4898 50 ab
12 DL6AAF 4576 50 abc
13 DL1AZK 3399 40 bc
14 DL0VW 3146 40 bc
15 DL1RNN 3120 39 bc
16 DL9GWA 3003 50 b
17 HB9HQX 2727 35 abc
18 OZ3AAA 2700 33 bc
19 DL6KWN 2520 39 a
20 DJ3XG/p 2286 40 bc
21 DL8GN 2204 25 bc
22 DL7UWE 1608 25 abc
23 DL8MTG 1404 21 c
24 DL2RT 1334 19 abc
25 DF2SJ/p 1280 22 b
26 LA3ZA 1176 23 bc
27 DL7MA 990 21 c
28 DL5ANS 782 16 ac
29 DK2KV/p 740 26 b
30 OE/DL7AQT 702 21 bc
31 DL2HWX 675 15 c
32 LZ1IQ 555 16 bc
33 DL8LRZ 273 9 bc
34 PA0RBO 242 7 ac
35 DL3BVA 224 10 c
36 DJ1KAI 210 12 b
37 DL0SBK/p 176 14 b
38 DL3APK 77 5 c
39 DJ1ZB 16 2 a
CH DL2WRJ 5 bc
Q R P Open < 5 W
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1 LX/ON6WJ 32302 197 abc
2 OK1FVD 28258 128 abc
3 I2AZ/1 24367 152 bc
4 DJ5AA 18590 113 abc
5 DL1BBO 18370 118 abc
6 PA7XG 17820 99 abc
7 DK5RY 10992 70 abc
8 DL7AXM 8313 67 abc
9 PA0ATG 7744 59 abc
10 DL1LAW 6720 57 abc
11 DL2NH 5921 69 b
12 PA3AFF 5792 58 bc
13 DJ2GL 5640 51 abc
14 HB9RE 5146 52 abc
15 HB9JBO 5032 49 abc
16 F5IQJ 4624 38 bc
17 DL4LAC 4032 40 bc
18 DL3BCU 2912 38 bc
19 SP6GB 2850 42 ab
20 DL6UKL 2641 49 b
21 LA7SI 2480 26 bc
22 F6ABI 2226 37 bc
23 DL8DZV 2176 46 b
24 DL1AVD 2132 28 bc
25 DM3SWD 1988 23 bc
26 F5VBT 1975 31 abc
27 DL0OG 1558 25 b
28 DK4CU 1464 31 bc
29 UA4NU 1430 23 c
30 OK1AIJ 1340 22 abc
31 DK1LG 1216 19 bc
32 DL5CL 1200 31 b
33 DL0NZ 1131 27 a
34 IZ4DYX 1088 23 c
35 IK6FPT 1062 20 c
36 DL3LBZ 1050 25 b
37 GM4BKV 731 16 ac
38 ON6NW 720 27 b
39 DL2DWP 546 15 abc
40 G4HSO 504 18 b
41 DL2ARL/p 420 10 c
42 PA3CRC 273 12 bc
43 DF3JG 270 10 b
44 PA3HBX 175 10 b
45 DK9OY 60 9 b
46 DK6JK 44 7 b
47 ON4VM 8 1 b
48 DL2BQD 4 2 c
CH DJ9IE 53 abc
CH DF0FBG/p 7 ab
CH DL8HG 7 c
CH DJ6AU/p 6 ab
==================================
M P Handmade < 20 W
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1 LY2LF 24540 136 abc
M P Open < 20 W
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1 DF5LW 14625 117 abc
2 DF0LB 8580 51 abc
3 DF4FA 7744 59 abc
4 DK0GM 5805 46 abc
5 RU0UQ 1920 49 c
6 PA0FEI 348 11 bc
CH DJ1PQ 30 bc
Checklogs (unspecified): ON4AAC, ON6HE, PA0FAW, SP5GJB, YL2GTD, YU7LS
Handmade = - TX or TRX built by the participator himself
- CW "coded & decoded by head & hand" of the op (="no keyboard")
- no online PC
- signed "handmade declaration" about this in the log
Open = - one or more handmade-criteria (above) are not fulfilled
(sometimes only the handmade declaration has been forgotten...)
Checking: DF4FA, DJ7ST, DK3BN, DL1RNN, DL2BXC, DL6KWN, DL9CE ---------
- - - - - - - - - - - -
Comment: (mni tks to Eddi, DK3UZ, for translating)
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An SST-20 with its volume of 283 cubic centimeters easily fits into your palm,
but connected to a 12v/2Ah battery it actually is a complete QRP station.
When used together with a logbook/contest program another 90000 cm^3,
i.e. the threehundredfold volume, would have to be added, what with the
usual dimensions of pc, monitor, keyboard and printer.
The (mis)proportions of weight and especially energy consumption (QRP?) are
estimated to be of the same order of magnitude.
Would the whole setup still be a QRP station? Or would a basset's tail
be wagging an elephant? Personal tastes may differ, but there is a place
for both in the OQRPC: Either in the "Handmade" or in the "Open" category.
While "Purist" permit calling a commercial transceiver one's own, one
should at least homebrew a tiny QRP transmitter, "aired" connected to a
key but please without "board" appended to the latter.
Other om are more "open" here and enjoy their pc-accessories.
In the results tables differences between "Handmade" and "Open" are not
overly pronounced.
While some stations appear in the "Open" section due to a missing
"Handmade (by whom?) Declaration", there are also high quality kits
with all their commercial advantages to be found under "Handmade".
Thus "VLP Handmade" is more intended to be the scene of action for
crystal controlled two-staged tx with a 2N2219 or similar pa.
It certainly touches one's understanding of sportsmanship when a pike
in the shape of a reduced-power K2 trespasses into this modest fish-pond.
Or: Should a multi-millionaire really apply for child allowance?
A log sorted by bands, as required by the rules, not only takes care of
the adjudicators' nerves and spare time. It also requires no great
efforts on the partipants' side: Change page with band, that's all.
The participants' comments and statistics of rigs used in the contest have
already been posted to the packet radio network some weeks ago.
Further information regarding other QRPCC activities can be found by entering
"c < dj7st".
Coming up is the Homebrew & Oldtime Equipment Party (HOT-Party)
on 16th November (3rd Sunday in November).
73/2 "Hal", Hartmut, DJ7ST
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