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DJ7ST > QRP 07.07.05 08:31l 105 Lines 4765 Bytes #999 (0) @ EU
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Subj: 6th QRP-MAS results
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QRP-CONTEST-COMMUNITY (qrpcc) 05-July- 2005
c/o Dr. Hartmut Weber
Schlesierweg 13
D-38228 SALZGITTER
Tel.:++495341-50113
e-mail: dj7st@darc.de
PR: dj7st@db0abz
(Packet Radio preferred)
The QRPCC presents the
RESULTS of 6th QRP-MINIMAL-ART-SESSION (5-May-2005)
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(Pos., call, points x 100, nr. of components, QSOs)
CLASS A TX+RX or TRX < 100 components
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1 DL1ARH 15456 A32 29 Optimized DC-MAS-TCVR; 3,3W (3xKP902A at 24V)
2 DL7FZ 15000 A50 28 12 MHz-IF-TRX; 2-pole xtal filter, Mosfet-PA-TX
3 DL6CGC 13144 A94 38 "MASter80"; IF 9,832 MHz; 1.3W
4 OK1DLY 12573 A73 27 "Minitransceiveru" OK Radioamater 2/05, p.25
5 DL2BXC 10952 A52 20 VFO-DBL-PA + DC-RX (RV3GM, SPRAT 112)
6 DL1SAN 9405 A35 15 pixie funk with VRO + PA, 4W, only 1 af-stage
7 DL1JGA 8624 A88 20 VFO-BU-BU/TR-PA; DC-RX (RF-ampl.)
8 DL6KWN 8395 A85 22 VFO-BU-DR-PA, 4.5W ; DC-RX (RF-ampl., select. AF)
9 OK1DZD 7900 A100 22 HB-TRX; "100MAS" (RadCom Oct. 87)
10 OZ9KC 7400 A100 20 TRX (own design), DC-RX; VFO-BU-PA (2N2907A); 1w
11 DL1HTX 6327 A89 15 VFO-BU/DR-PA (2SC2078), 4w ; DC-RX (RF-ampl.)
12 DJ2TK 4998 A98 13 VFO-BU-BU-PA (IRF510; 4W); binaural DC-RX
13 DL9GWA 4770 A41 9 VXO (2N2222) - PA (IRF510); <1W
14 F/DL4IW 2032 A73 4 VXO solo (twin triode); DC-RX
15 PA1W 1192 A51 2 Pixie 2
CLASS B TX < 50 components
1 OK1MKX 18592 B14 34 CO-PA (KSY34); 800mW (OK QRP INFO 27/1996)
2 DJ9IE 16356 B13 28 CO-solo (EL 503); 250V, 5w
3 DL4FO 16046 B29 32 VXO-BU-PA (BD135); 3.5W
4 DJ1ZB 15640 B15 13 VRO-PA (CQ-DL 9/02, p.674; DJ1ZB)
5 DK0LA 12702 B13 22 "Mittelvolt-MAS-TX:" VRO-PA (BC548-BD139); 3w
6 DJ6ZF 11700 B25 21 VXO solo (1 trans.)
7 DL8SAI 10452 B33 21 VFO-BU-DRV-PA; 1.7w
8 DJ2GL 9918 B13 15 ECO (CO) solo (6V6)
9 OK1DXK 9558 B19 17 VXO-PA (BF245-BSY34) (OK QRP INFO 43/44, p10)
10 DK8SX 9234 B19 15 CO-PA (EI9GQ homepage); 1W
11 DG3WB 8904 B16 14 VXO-PA (2N2222A-VN10KLS) 1,5w
12 OK2BTT 7360 B20 13 ECO-solo (EL83)(Amat. Radiotechn. 1954, OK1BMW)
13 DK0SZ 7056 B44 18 TX80/1 (Hari); PA 2N2219, 900mW
14 DK0VLP 6864 B12 12 "Piccolino" npn-version (BD106)(DJ1ZB, SPRAT '85)
15 OK2BRZ 6804 B23 12 push-pull VFO solo (2x RV12P2000), real doubling
16 DL2MFP 6438 B13 10 One tube Hartley (RES964); 4W
17 DL0RL 5544 B37 14 VXO-PA (Hari 80m-5W-PA)
18 DJ7ST 5148 B22 9 VXO/TRPL-PA (EF13-EF14); 400mW
19 LA3ZA 4524 B22 8 VXO (2N2222) - PA (IRF510); 3.5 W
CH DK5RY 4250 B15 7 VRO-PA (CQ-DL 9/02, p.674; DJ1ZB)
20 DL8GN 3936 B18 6 VXO/PA (VN10KM MosFet), 1.2W (ARRL "QRP POWER")
21 DL2BQD 2720 B15 4 VRO-PA (CQ-DL 9/02, p.674; DJ1ZB)
CH DL0NZ 2720 B15 4 VRO-PA (CQ-DL 9/02, p.674; DJ1ZB)
22 DL4NSE 2656 B17 4 "Oner" (GM3OXX; Low Power Scrapbook design)
23 DL0ARN 2652 B22 5 BF256A-KP305-KT606A; 1-1,4W
24 OK1FFA 1512 B37 3 VRO-BU-DR-DR-PA
25 DK9TK 736 B8 1 Michigan Mighty Mite
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Hooray! In contrast to previous years no QRN this time. At long last no
reproachful complaints in this respect. The number of participants increased
promptly, and there was action on the band until the last minute.
The urgently needed improvement of participation from other countries
(only half the percentage compared with OQRPC or HOT-PARTY) suffered from
a "hang fire" at the last moment: Of all things our e-mail provider failed
to deliver those "last minute invitations" addressing potential participants
outside DL, sri.
There were "dethronations" in both categories. DL1ARH artfully managed
apart from winning category A with a clever minimal TRX also to operate class
B using c/s DL0ARN. Not only because of QSO with non-participating stations,
which after all count 1 point, OK1KMX only just ended up front.
The this time bigger portion of category A entries underlines a growing
interest in homebrewing complete small QRP stations, naturally much to the
the delight of the QRP-MAS' initiator.
The generally positive entrants' comments were posted to the Packet Radio
network and to the DL-QRP-AG listserver a week ago. A visit to the QRPCC-
homepage (http://www.qrpcc.de) will yield additional information for QRPers
and homebrewers.
Wishing you a long fine QRP summer,
73/2
"Hal" Hartmut, DJ7ST
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