MMMonVHF

MS sprint contest

Result of the MMMonVHF and DUBUS 144 MHz Meteorscatter-Sprint Contest 2009

CLASS 1 / QRP:

Place:

Callsign:

QSO FSK441:

QSO SSB:

QSO CW:

Points:

1

ON6NL

26

38032

2

YU2DX

23

4

37047

3

IK2CFR

28

27947

4

UT8AL

15

23104

5

IS0/IT9VDQ

16

22294

6

UR5FFC

15

21931

7

LZ1NY

10

12974

8

DM2ECM

9

11906

9

UA6AGK

7

9608

10

EA3GP

5

5925

11

EA3BTZ

3

3841

12

YO5OHY

3

3314

13

DL2DVL

1

1188

CLASS 3 / VINTAGE:

Place:

Callsign:

QSO SSB:

QSO CW:

Points:

1

I8MPO

30

39000

CLASS 2 / QRO:

Place:

Callsign:

QSO FSK441:

QSO SSB:

QSO CW:

Points:

1

LY2WR

120

4

158588

2

LZ9X

58

89899

3

PI9CM

52

77376

4

UT2UB

56

76612

5

HE8FAP

49

71435

6

OH1XT

45

69288

7

DJ9YE

49

1

68763

8

OH6KTL

42

1

65950

9

YL2JW

47

62777

10

DL0HOF

41

55764

11

YT1VP

40

53892

12

UT1EA/p

32

47633

13

LA0BY

27

4

46030

14

RW6AG

17

28873

15

DC6RN

18

24252

16

S57SU

15

23326

17

DL1RNW

16

20464

18

EB3JT

16

19772

19

YL2AO

13

17277

20

9A2TK

10

14232

21

LA4XGA

7

10855

22

IV3KKW

7

7577

23

W3TWX

6

6813

Check logs: DK5EW, DA0Y, DL8EBW, IV3NDC, PA4EME, HA5CRX

Most QSOs in the 2009 Contest have been done in WSJT (FSK441) - except I8MPO (30 SSB QSO), YU2DX & LA0BY & LY2WR (each 4 SSB QSO) and DJ9YE & OH6KTL (each 1 SSB QSO) - there was NOT ANY QSO announced by the participants in HSCW this year ...
Click here to download the result as pdf

The Team of MMMMonVHF and DUBUS congratulates all winners and participants.
All participants will receive a certificate per class via email.

Erwin, DK5EW (MS-Sprint Contest Manager)
on behalf of the MMMonVHF Team and in cooperation with the DUBUS / Funk-Telegramm Team

Many thanks for following very nice comments from you:

OH6KTL:
missed few good ones but its hard to blow true the mid EU wall , missed OK/OM/SP activity also it was hard to get qsos to UA , 1 claim the gave "qso b4" so it was abit harmful to call several H. to them and not get qso... good activity but also hard to get people to Move..

LA0BY:
It was again great fun to participate in the MS-Sprint Contest. My focus was rather on working new squares and long distance than working "everybody". I operated first from home, then from my hilltop location with better take-off. I was happy with the result, 8 new squares and lots of good activity, particularly from UA/UT. Special thanks to IK2CFR/1 for his activity with 50W from a rare square, RA1OFH for giving me a new field (LP) and square, and of course to all DXpeditions making it more attractive to work MS in the Perseids. Heard RA3QTT, UT1EA/p, RA3LE, RA3LBW, UT8AL, IC8TEM

UR5FFC:
As an MS-newcomer took a part in the Contest for the very first time. Thanks to everyone called me. Enjoyed! CU next time!

YT1VP:
Hello dear friends, AGN UFB contest with many new station. See you next year.

LY2WR:
First time participated in this contest, enjoyed it fully. Good idea to allow skeds - many want your loc, work with QRP etc., when skeds are allowed you can point the antenna to interested station - this is very "ham spirit" and you don't have to be such a rude guy who does not speak on chat. Thanks to everybody who called, to Erwin DK5EW for software and MMM for organizing this event for all us MS lovers.

ON6NL:
Herewith my log of the 2009 sprint. It was big fun again! Not everything went as planned. The DXpedition with ON5GS had to be cancelled as Dirk had too much QRL. The weekend before the contest I blew my IC756Pro2 and had to adapt my TS50 holiday radio to the transverter. Everybody who knows about my "home brew" capabilities will understand that this is a big accomplishment for me! With XX QSO and XXX km I did better than last year as LX8M and this time I was all alone. I did not join the pile ups for new multipliers and did not strive for QSO over 2000 km but just waited on 370 for calling stations. For a small pistol like me S&P is the way to go and the "CQ with offset" now a days most stations use is a big advantage. The DXpeditions to JP21 and JN42 I worked after the contest but JM48 was a new during the test. My number 400 !!! Not too bad for an HF guy.... Thanks again for an exciting day in a contest where also the smaller stations count. See you in next years sprint from ????? Hopefully a new square for you!

PI9CM:
Thank you very much for organizing this event. We like it a lot and we hope to participate the next one too. Operators of PI9CM; Peter ,PA0PVW ; Johan ,PA3FPQ ; Jurgen ,PE1LWT

IK2CFR:
Hallo, I worked really qrp from JN43BX only TS790E and 8 el yagi.

YO5OHY:
TNX for nice contest ! Many thanks for all contacts.

S57SU:
will send also an article about my operation with complette log as soon as I get all pieces together.

IS0/IT9VD:
IC-7400 abt 70/80 w + 8JXX2 at balcony - vy bad antenna set-up! This year was not possible to mount the antenna at the top of the roof but only at first floor 'inside' a balcony with six cement walls and only two free - no-rotor! Despite this, some qso over 1500km and OZ2M / SM7FMX above 1800km, not so bad..... Sorry for third peack of 13 august, qrl; not qrv, so I missed some other qso.

HE9FAP:
Please find in attachment my log made with your UFB SW. Was big fun and UFB reflections! CU Next year! Best 73's de Fabio, HB9FAP

LZ9X:
The pictures are from September IARU VHF Contest.We had a guest operators from Bavaria - DJ5MN and DL5MAE - we had a nice time. Every one is WELCOME to join our team any contest, and especially friends from MMM ON VHF are welcome.

CLASS 1 / QRP:
Place:	Callsign:	QSO FSK441:	QSO SSB:	QSO CW:	Points:
1	ON6NL	26			38032
2	YU2DX	23	4		37047
3	IK2CFR	28			27947
4	UT8AL	15			23104
5	IS0/IT9VDQ	16			22294
6	UR5FFC	15			21931
7	LZ1NY	10			12974
8	DM2ECM	9			11906
9	UA6AGK	7			9608
10	EA3GP	5			5925
11	EA3BTZ	3			3841
12	YO5OHY	3			3314
13	DL2DVL	1			1188

CLASS 3 / VINTAGE:
Place:	Callsign:	QSO SSB:	QSO CW:	Points:
1	I8MPO	30		39000

CLASS 2 / QRO:
Place:	Callsign:	QSO FSK441:	QSO SSB:	QSO CW:	Points:
1	LY2WR	120	4		158588
2	LZ9X	58			89899
3	PI9CM	52			77376
4	UT2UB	56			76612
5	HE8FAP	49			71435
6	OH1XT	45			69288
7	DJ9YE	49	1		68763
8	OH6KTL	42	1		65950
9	YL2JW	47			62777
10	DL0HOF	41			55764
11	YT1VP	40			53892
12	UT1EA/p	32			47633
13	LA0BY	27	4		46030
14	RW6AG	17			28873
15	DC6RN	18			24252
16	S57SU	15			23326
17	DL1RNW	16			20464
18	EB3JT	16			19772
19	YL2AO	13			17277
20	9A2TK	10			14232
21	LA4XGA	7			10855
22	IV3KKW	7			7577
23	W3TWX	6			6813

Check logs: DK5EW, DA0Y, DL8EBW, IV3NDC, PA4EME, HA5CRX
Most QSOs in the 2009 Contest have been done in WSJT (FSK441) - except I8MPO (30 SSB QSO), YU2DX & LA0BY & LY2WR (each 4 SSB QSO) and DJ9YE & OH6KTL (each 1 SSB QSO) - there was NOT ANY QSO announced by the participants in HSCW this year ... Click here to download the result as pdf
The Team of MMMMonVHF and DUBUS congratulates all winners and participants. All participants will receive a certificate per class via email. Erwin, DK5EW (MS-Sprint Contest Manager) on behalf of the MMMonVHF Team and in cooperation with the DUBUS / Funk-Telegramm Team

Many thanks for following very nice comments from you:
OH6KTL: missed few good ones but its hard to blow true the mid EU wall , missed OK/OM/SP activity also it was hard to get qsos to UA , 1 claim the gave "qso b4" so it was abit harmful to call several H. to them and not get qso... good activity but also hard to get people to Move.. LA0BY: It was again great fun to participate in the MS-Sprint Contest. My focus was rather on working new squares and long distance than working "everybody". I operated first from home, then from my hilltop location with better take-off. I was happy with the result, 8 new squares and lots of good activity, particularly from UA/UT. Special thanks to IK2CFR/1 for his activity with 50W from a rare square, RA1OFH for giving me a new field (LP) and square, and of course to all DXpeditions making it more attractive to work MS in the Perseids. Heard RA3QTT, UT1EA/p, RA3LE, RA3LBW, UT8AL, IC8TEM UR5FFC: As an MS-newcomer took a part in the Contest for the very first time. Thanks to everyone called me. Enjoyed! CU next time! YT1VP: Hello dear friends, AGN UFB contest with many new station. See you next year. LY2WR: First time participated in this contest, enjoyed it fully. Good idea to allow skeds - many want your loc, work with QRP etc., when skeds are allowed you can point the antenna to interested station - this is very "ham spirit" and you don't have to be such a rude guy who does not speak on chat. Thanks to everybody who called, to Erwin DK5EW for software and MMM for organizing this event for all us MS lovers. ON6NL: Herewith my log of the 2009 sprint. It was big fun again! Not everything went as planned. The DXpedition with ON5GS had to be cancelled as Dirk had too much QRL. The weekend before the contest I blew my IC756Pro2 and had to adapt my TS50 holiday radio to the transverter. Everybody who knows about my "home brew" capabilities will understand that this is a big accomplishment for me! With XX QSO and XXX km I did better than last year as LX8M and this time I was all alone. I did not join the pile ups for new multipliers and did not strive for QSO over 2000 km but just waited on 370 for calling stations. For a small pistol like me S&P is the way to go and the "CQ with offset" now a days most stations use is a big advantage. The DXpeditions to JP21 and JN42 I worked after the contest but JM48 was a new during the test. My number 400 !!! Not too bad for an HF guy.... Thanks again for an exciting day in a contest where also the smaller stations count. See you in next years sprint from ????? Hopefully a new square for you! PI9CM: Thank you very much for organizing this event. We like it a lot and we hope to participate the next one too. Operators of PI9CM; Peter ,PA0PVW ; Johan ,PA3FPQ ; Jurgen ,PE1LWT IK2CFR: Hallo, I worked really qrp from JN43BX only TS790E and 8 el yagi. YO5OHY: TNX for nice contest ! Many thanks for all contacts. S57SU: will send also an article about my operation with complette log as soon as I get all pieces together. IS0/IT9VD: IC-7400 abt 70/80 w + 8JXX2 at balcony - vy bad antenna set-up! This year was not possible to mount the antenna at the top of the roof but only at first floor 'inside' a balcony with six cement walls and only two free - no-rotor! Despite this, some qso over 1500km and OZ2M / SM7FMX above 1800km, not so bad..... Sorry for third peack of 13 august, qrl; not qrv, so I missed some other qso. HE9FAP: Please find in attachment my log made with your UFB SW. Was big fun and UFB reflections! CU Next year! Best 73's de Fabio, HB9FAP LZ9X: The pictures are from September IARU VHF Contest.We had a guest operators from Bavaria - DJ5MN and DL5MAE - we had a nice time. Every one is WELCOME to join our team any contest, and especially friends from MMM ON VHF are welcome.