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DJ7ST > QRP 02.11.05 10:05l 254 Lines 10781 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Results 18th OQRP-Contest
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From: DJ7ST @ DB0ABZ.#NDS.DEU.EU (Hartmut)
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From: DJ7ST@DB0ABZ.#NDS.DEU.EU
QRP-CONTEST-COMMUNITY (qrpcc) 30-Oct-2005
c/o Dr. Hartmut Weber, DJ7ST
Schlesierweg 13
D-38228 SALZGITTER
Germany
Tel.: ++495341-50113
e-mail: dj7st@darc.de
Packet Radio: DJ7ST@DB0ABZ
Results of 18th ORIGINAL-QRP-CONTEST (02/03-Jul-05)
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VLP = very low power, MP = moderate power; a - c = bands 80 - 20
Pl. Call points QSO bnd Equipment
VLP < 1W Output
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1 I1BAY 47250 168 abc Argo
2 OK1DZD * 22780 95 abc GM47-DZD (IF 4195 kHz); HB-TRX IF 9278 kHz
3 DK0VLP 9360 62 abc Argonaut 509
4 PA1W * 7611 51 abc K2
5 DL1HTX * 6751 48 abc Sierra
6 DF1NH 5338 46 abc FT-817
7 OZ9KC * 5148 57 ab HB-TRX; VFO-BU-DR-PA (2N3553); 1W
8 DJ6FO/P * 4640 28 abc HW-8
9 DF2SJ * 4160 48 b HB-Monoband-TRX (NE612), 5MHz IF
10 OZ9QM * 3624 49 b HB-TRX PA MRF 8004; HB-TRX PA 2N3553
11 OH1WX * 3588 39 c VFO-BU (3x BC 547)
12 DL2BXC * 3072 35 ac HB-TRX (DC-RX); HB-TRX (4xtal-ladder filter)
13 IK3TZB * 3048 37 c Rockmite 20m
14 DK8SX * 2236 26 c "Zennor", 20m-TRX; CQ-DL 5/87
15 OK1DMP 1872 21 bc FT-817
16 DL1RPL * 1464 19 bc HB-TRX: DDS-VFO-SA602-2SC2078, 5.2 MHz IF
17 DQ11AWG 1188 18 b Ramsey QRP-40
18 DK3GP * 1040 22 b CW KIT 40m DL-QRP-AG
19 OK1RP * 976 19 b Rockmite 40m
20 DL8UAW * 867 20 ab HB 5bds. TRX (CW+SSB)
21 I0SKK 817 13 bc K2
22 DK0SZ * 726 18 a Hari TX80-1
23 IK1RAC 616 14 c FT-817
24 DL8AWK * 600 17 b KNE QRP-Mini-40m
25 DK0IBF * 450 12 a "Piccolino" npn-version (DJ1ZB, SPRAT '85)
26 DJ7ST * 374 10 a VXO/TRPL-PA (EF13-EF14); 400mW
27 DL8MTG * 112 5 c KX-1
28 DL0VW * 91 4 b K1
29 DL1HR * 78 4 bc OHR 500
30 F8DLJ 8 1 b HB-TX BD135
QRP <5 W Output
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1 LX/ON6WJ * 50915 212 abc K2
2 I2AZ 45006 187 abc FT-817
3 S52P 42444 195 abc FT-817
4 DK3UZ 41796 164 abc Drake 2-NT, permanently modified for QRP
5 DL6AWJ * 33525 150 abc K2
6 DF6MU 31347 132 abc K2
7 OK2BTT * 27744 131 abc HB copy of Argonaut 505
8 HB9DAX * 26455 152 bc K2
9 DL2XL/p * 23472 113 abc K1; HB-TRX (VFO-BU-DR-PA; IRF510, 5W)
10 DL2AXA * 18036 103 bc Black Forest HB-TRX
11 DJ6UB/P * 17160 88 bc QRP14, 3-Band-TRX (40, 20, 10m), 5W
12 DL5KWG 16958 96 abc IC-703
13 DL2HRF * 16762 85 abc K1
14 DF2GN * 16422 112 bc Tramp-8; Spatz 40
15 DL3AKF 16214 74 abc K2
16 OH7QR 15250 95 bc FT-817
17 G3YMC 15120 97 abc K2
18 HB9RE 14664 96 abc FT-817
19 PA3AFF 13832 80 abc TS-130V
20 HA8LNT 12555 81 bc EFIR-M, 6 bds. TRX, PA KT922B
21 F5VBT 12495 81 abc FT-707S
22 RW3AI 12336 86 bc IC-703
23 DK3DUA * 11703 79 abc K2
24 DL2BQD 9296 58 bc K1
25 DL2AWA * 9216 60 abc HB-TRX; SSH 10.7/0.2 MHZ IF; PA 2N3632
26 DL1LAW 8850 57 abc FT-7
27 OH3NQW * 8280 77 c K1
28 G3VIP 8151 64 bc FT-301S
29 DL9CE 8040 60 abc FT-817
30 RW3AA 7956 69 ac FT-817
31 G3LHJ * 7904 61 bc 20: QRP Spirit; 40: TARS Special (Sprat #73)
32 DL0NZ 7700 58 abc FT-817; DTR-7
33 I1XSG * 6800 60 abc HW-9
34 DL1RNN * 6407 47 bc K2
35 DL8LBZ * 6265 60 b K1
36 DL1JGA * 6258 44 abc Sierra
37 HB9DHH 6042 57 bc QRP+
38 G0KRT 5891 47 abc FT-817
39 PA0ATG 5797 55 bc TS-120V
40 DL8LRZ * 5460 51 b Mosquita (40m Monoband, <5W, VFO-Var.)
41 OO7CC 5382 45 abc FT-7
42 DL1AQU/p 4953 37 abc Argonaut II
43 LZ1IQ * 4768 44 bc HB-TRX, IF 9 MHz, VFO 5-5.5 MHz +band CO
44 F6ABI 4712 44 bc Argonaut 509
45 DL9GWA * 4521 41 abc KNE-99
46 OH6DC * 4114 43 bc 3 HB-TRXs (1x mixer-meth.; 2x VFOs-BU-DR-PA)
47 S56C * 3937 42 bc KX-1
48 RU2FM * 3808 40 bc TX 2W
49 LA3ZA * 3740 35 abc AT Sprint 1
50 OZ5DX 3024 34 abc HW-9
51 DK9OY 2970 28 bc Argonaut 505
52 SP5DDJ/5 2968 34 bc FT-707S
53 DL6CGC * 2862 37 c TRAMP-8
54 S59AV 2754 33 c MFJ-9020
55 DL1AVH 2525 29 abc QRP+ ; Hari T20P
56 DJ4VP 2440 35 b HW-9
57 DK0AG 2430 28 abc FT-817
58 OK1MGW * 2002 23 c XO-solo; 3W
59 OK1FAO * 1848 27 c HB-TRX; NE612-BF245-KSY34-BD139-LM386; 3.6W
60 DL6AAF * 1800 27 abc Sierra
61 OK1AIJ 1740 28 bc "Datel", 5 band TRX 2W
62 DL7AQT * 1593 20 abc K2
63 DL7MA * 1560 27 c HB-TRX similar SST-20, 2.5W (2N3553)
64 OK1DSU 1495 20 bc HB-TRX 5W ; PA 2SC2078
65 DL2HWX * 1474 25 b HB-TRX; IF 4.915 MHz; PA 2SC1971
66 DL5ZP * 1464 22 abc K2
67 DL0OG 1452 18 abc QRP+
68 F8ALX 1444 22 abc FT-817
69 DG3MKO 1360 20 bc IC703
70 DJ9CS 1180 17 abc SDR-1000 + DL-QRP-AG PA; 5W
71 DL1MEB * 1170 20 bc K2
71 DL4LBB * 1170 21 b ELBC- 20/40, 3W, DJ3KK design
71 OZ5AEV/p 1170 24 b IC-703
74 DF2HL/P 1120 17 bc FT-817
75 DK1LG 1062 17 bc FT-817
76 ON5AG 1035 24 b Argonaut 515
77 DG3WB 1029 16 bc IC-703
78 OE6GC * 920 16 abc K2
79 IK6FPT 912 15 c MFJ-9020
80 DL8DZV 897 21 b FT-817
81 EA4OA 864 18 bc FT-817
82 UA9LAK/UN7* 855 32 c HB-TRX PA KT920B
83 DK5RY/p 817 16 ac FT-817
84 F8ANA 780 16 bc FT-817
85 DJ2GL * 752 14 abc 80/40: CO solo; 20m: CO-PA
86 DL3BCU 732 21 b FT-817
87 PA0FEI 702 12 abc TS-130V
88 DL1UNK 637 16 b FT-817
89 US1RCH * 630 12 c NorCal 20
90 PA0RBO * 629 10 bc K2
91 DL2RT * 585 12 abc Sierra
92 HB9HQX * 561 15 ac QRP SPRINT II 80M
92 DL6KWN/p * 561 18 b HB-TRX DC-RX; PA KP90U; 2.7 W
94 DL4FO 560 11 abc K2
95 DL2KDW * 540 12 c Ten-Tec 1320
96 OH2LNH * 530 14 c HB-TRX 14 MHz
97 DJ1KAI * 476 10 b Homemade SW-40 (2,5 w)
97 DK2ZA 476 10 bc TS-120V
99 DL7UGN * 473 12 ab HW-9 ÿ
100 DH3SW * 310 10 bc HB-TRX; DC-RX 1.5W( DK1HE) SD 340
101 DF3JG * 300 10 a? Sierra
102 HA/9A5AND 275 10 bc FT-817
103 DM3SWD 242 7 c FT-817
104 HB9JBO 240 6 b FT-817
105 DL1TC/p 209 7 ab IC-703
106 DF8TY 203 8 b FT-817
107 DJ5UZ * 198 7 c HB-TRX (EA3PD, CQ-DL 3/87)
108 OH7FF 171 7 c QRP+
109 DL2PM 162 6 b HW-8
110 DJ7RS 154 10 a GRC-9
111 OK1ARO 144 6 a RM-31 (military TRX ~1955) 5W
112 F5ZV 105 6 b HB TX, PA BD135; 300mW
113 DL7UWE * 70 5 b HB-TRX 2xBD139, QRP-Report 2/2002, p386
114 EU6AA * 66 5 b HB-TRX (PA KT920A)
115 RV3DBK 60 4 c HB-CW-TRX
116 EA4CJI 48 5 b SW-40
117 DL4GN * 45 3 b KNE 40
118 PA0WDW * 40 5 b HB SSB-2, PA IRF530
119 DL5ANS * 8 1 c HB-TRX, 9 MHz-meth.; PA 4xSD340
120 W7DRA * 1 1 c CO-PA (6AU6 - 5763)ÿ4.25w
MP <20W Output
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1 OM7DX * 78624 285 abc Ocean 04; HB-TRX 4,5 w + linear PA 15W
2 LY2LF * 32695 176 abc HB-TRX (RA3AO-design) PA 2x KT922B
3 DL2ABH 13865 79 abc IC-703
4 DF5LW 12528 73 abc TS-120V (20W input)
5 DL0RL 11058 60 abc FT-7
6 OO5JD 6885 48 abc TS-130V
7 DF4FA 5805 39 abc TS-130V
8 DJ8GR 2340 40 b TS-130V
9 DF0AWG 1320 21 c SST-20 (at 10.5V) + PA; 12W
10 DK2SH 184 8 b KNE 40 + PA (2x2SC1969)
Checklogs: DL2NBY, DL3LBZ, DL6UBM, DL9FBF, F6IPV, SA1A, S51DX, YL3DX
* = "Handmade" i.e. the participant declared that transmitters or transcei-
vers used in the contest were built by himself, and that
he had no computer assistance during the contest (see
further down).
Adjudicators: DH9YAT, DJ7ST, DK5RY, DL1RNN, DL8MTG, DL9CE
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Dear OQRP Contest friends,
here are the results of the 18th OQRP-Contest.
"Handmade- and "Open" categories are listed together.
The WAE Contest, in which the 100w class has also been re-integrated
into a common score table, has opened my eyes:
The transparency is greater than with separate tables, without degrading
the achievement of the 100w entries marked *. A good place among the "big
guns" actually means an additional symbolic praise.
The common representation yields no significantly deviating result in the
OQRPC when comparing "Handmade" with "Open".
1) because not a few OM ended up in the wrong category what with incomplete
information (resulting from a too "diagonal" reading of the rules?).
2) because e.g using a K2 or similar rig results in no operational or other
disadvantage. On the contrary, especially the ubiquitious K2 is rather top
of the range, and its user far from "handicapped".
From a "sportive" point of view it would make more sense to tag only those
"Handmade" who enter with a veritable singularity, i.e. no kit but self
designed and built, one's own creation.
If the latter can successfully compete with commercial rigs and kits, the
builder and user has truly earned the "*".
To underline above thoughts, "Handmade" and "Open" results appear in a
common table, with "Handmade" entries marked "*". (Those who wish to do so,
can thus easily make two separate tables.)
At least in the Packet Radio newsgroups and on the QRPCC homepage
(www.qrpcc.de) the employed equipment is published together with the results,
open to analysis by all.
Pse hw? (es mni tks agn to DK3UZ, Eddi, for translating)
Cuagn in the HOT-Party on Sunday, 20th November.
And in the 19th OQRP-Contest on 7th and 8th January 2006!
73/2 Hal (Hartmut), DJ7ST
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