MS sprint contest
144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest 2016
Final results
Important notification: published results on MMMonVHF are a bit different then those published in DUBUS or elswhere. Reason is correction of log received from UR4EWZ that was rejected by Norton E-mailscanner. This resulted in loss of 64 QSO's. These have been added to the processed log of UR4EWZ and resulted in correction of final score.
The 2016 edition of the "144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest" was held from August 11, 2016, 22:00 GMT until August 13, 2016, 21:59:59 GMT. The final results for this contest are as follows:
Class 1: QRP (ERP < 1500 Watts)
Rank
Call
Locator
Claimed
QSO
Claimed
Score
Error
QSO
Final Score
01
LZ2ZY
KN13OT
35
48272
5
48434
02
UT3UX
KO50HJ
32
44802
7
44777
03
LY2BUU
KO15XH
25
31633
1
31628
04
YL75IV
KO06OL
24
28826
8
28546
05
EW1CD/2
KO34RC
21
27431
11
27523
06
UV9VY
KN68DM
22
25459
4
25364
07
R6DFR
KN95MB
14
21443
2
21449
08
EA1HRR
IN83JJ
13
18247
3
18279
09
LZ3V
KN12OP
8
9417
2
9169
10
LY1R
KO14RV
6
7373
2
7377
11
UA1ZFG
KP69NA
5
7091
3
6867
12
LZ1DP
KN22TK
4
5859
1
5817
13
UT5UUV
KO50GK
3
4197
0
4193
14
UT4UEI
KO50GK
3
3562
1
3559
2
Class 2: QRO (ERP > 1500 Watts)
Rank
Call
Locator
Claimed
QSO
Claimed
Score
Error
QSO
Final
Score
01
SF3NR
JP92FW
168
247458
55
250089
02
RO3X
KO73HW
105
164537
22
164648
03
UR4EWZ
KN87CX
104
163743
16
163131
04
LZ0C
KN22XS
76
111472
13
111843
05
YL2AO
KO16DK
68
86448
6
86385
06
DL1KDA
JO30EP
57
80181
7
78043
07
HB9FAP
JN47PH
52
72904
5
72948
08
YT1X
JN94WG
55
72448
6
72624
09
EM25S
KN28IV
48
56793
16
56495
10
DM3W
JO62XE
38
51834
5
51185
11
C37MS
JN02SK
43
47513
7
47239
12
DG9BFJ
JO31AA
31
46383
3
46862
13
PA3FYC
JO31AF
36
46496
6
46684
14
UT4LA
KN89CW
30
43599
4
43487
15
S56P
JN76PO
25
41213
1
41224
16
YT3N
KN04LP
29
40638
6
40731
17
OE3ILW/3
JN77XX
29
39995
8
40099
18
RK3AF
KO75WO
25
37991
5
38160
19
UT2UB
K050HC
28
38657
6
38140
20
LA0BY
JO59FW
27
37434
4
37450
21
LZ5D
KN22UL
24
32583
2
32781
22
PA2CHR
JO32DB
15
26820
3
26654
23
LY2FN
K014XV
18
26157
2
26173
24
YO2BBT
KN05UK
18
23436
3
23276
25
SP6CJK
JO80EX
18
23192
2
23235
26
DL0HOF
JO50XG
12
16390
4
16494
27
LZ5GM
KN32RM
3
4932
0
4929
As contestmanager for the 2016 edition of the "144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest" I certify that the results above are thrue and correct to my best knowledge and belief.
Frank Veldhuijsen, PA4EME
Awards will be send to the participants between Dec. 7th and Dec. 11th. If a participant did not receive an award after Dec 11th, please notify the contestmanager.
SOAPBOX
UT2UB
Due to technical problems the work started late. Nevertheless, many thanks to all who responded. See you next year.
73! Andrey UT2UB
SF3NR
Hello!
Here comes the SF3NR group contest log with some pictures.
The main priority was to activate JP92 from a great qth wich was at SM3LIC land
as it is private area also the hill topp where SK3MF is located on are on a private fenced area wich clearly is meaning private region.
The idea to activate JP92 came as I have seen how many have tried to do as /p and landed on a camping site low terrain below somethin , yeah abit of mission impossible..
1 year ago I planted a idea why not to get over and do the ms sprint from JP92fw but I wanted green light from both of SM3LIC and SM3UZS that we wanted to do and lukely I knew thrue my father OH6PA SM3LIC/Hans so I asked kindly if it was possible and yes it was a go.. then as we got industry holidays in july/august shift it fitted perfectly to do it, while the idea started to grow all went in as a train , the beast at place we heard was in good shape and ready to go. then came the Bonus.. OH6ZZ/Jussi wanted to do join on aswell and this time without his own radio gears, what a bonus it went SM3VAC /Magnus came along too and wanted to run even if he had QRL but that fitted in well ,so 3 operators did do the thing of it, this operation wouldnt been possible from a such great QTH and setup if we would not have had help from Hans and Johan..
We made total qso then I count started MS and EME qso also some double and NC almost 250 MS qsos and 9 EME ,
this tripp I hope also gave some boost to local SM3:s which visited that MS qso can be done even if its big or small setup..
TNX goes to following:
SM3LIC and SM3UZS enginering and club(SK3MF) staff
OH6PA with the supplying co organizer
OH6ZZ OH VUSHFContest Manager
SM3VAC Magnus great fellow and hopefully we will hear him from JP82 soon
SM3RIU Stefan awell did get the bug and will make JP93 on
SM3RAB Ulf will shurely pop on some above mentioned loc :-)
following info if its missing had a struggle as its not a standard log setup
call: SF3NR
operators oh6zz, oh6ktl,sm3vac
station f736r mgf 1302 homebreuw preamp
amplifier 2 x 3cx1000a7 in pararell...
antennas 6 x 15 cuedee
height 200masl
loc jp92fw
qth Vallenvagen 43
SE 870 30 NORDINGRA
SWEDEN
qsl Manager OH6PA/Ben Found on Buckmaster or Hamcall
regards o OH6KTL/Lasse
Pictures by OH6PA
SF3NR, 200 meter ASL seaview
SF3NR antenna park
Contest QTH
OH6KTL, SM3UZS and SM3LIC
OH6KTL
OH6PA, OH6ZZ and OH6KTL
OH6ZZ
SM3RAB
SM3RIU, OH6ZZ and SM3VAC
SM3RIU, OH6PA and SM3VAC
SM3UZS and SM3LIC
SM3UZS and SM3VAC
DG9BFJ
YT1X
Thanks for all QSO's and see you in 2017!
LZoC
We dedicated this activity in memoriam of my wife XYL Ceci/LZ2CI (SK at age 50).
A special callsign LZ0C was issued to me.
We spent a week in the mauntines but we had to QRT during the maximum of the meteors because of terrible weather/rain and wind/ and high static noise.
CU you all next year.
On behalf of LZ0C/LZ9X team - Krassi/LZ1KQ
C37MS
Great activity and a lot of fun during this dx-pedition in C3. As you know, the radio MS-activity wasn't only on 144MHz, but also on 70MHz and 50MHz. So we had to be very busy.
Mni tks to all staton's who did work us or who did follow us as SWL.
LZ3V
This year again I participated /p , operating from nice place in mountain Lyulin, and very close (less than 10km) from home.
Working outdoors gives opportunity to combine contest participation, visual monitoring the Perseids shower....
I invited many friends to join me even for a short time, but to get acquainted with MS activities. Thanks for all who visited contest site - more than 15 people!
So we spent a pleasant night under the stars in spite of technical problems with power generator and ( relatively ) low temperatures.
Here you can find my photo album with pictures:
https://goo.gl/photos/srVL3LVmzy6i2Wz7A
01
LZ2ZY
KN13OT
UA4CC
1920
35
48272
1384
162
5
14.3
48434
02
UT3UX
KO50HJ
ON4LDP
1893
32
44802
1399
-25
7
21.9
44777
03
LY2BUU
KO15XH
GW8JLY
1836
25
31633
1265
-5
1
4.0
31628
04
YL75IV
KO06OL
GW8JLY
1678
24
28826
1189
-280
8
33.3
28546
05
EW1CD/2
KO34RC
I0NLK
1727
21
27431
1311
92
11
52.4
27523
06
UV9VY
KN68DM
SF3NR
1813
22
25459
1153
-95
4
18.2
25364
07
R6DFR
KN95MB
S51AT
1904
14
21443
1532
6
2
14.3
21449
08
EA1HRR
IN83JJ
OK1UGA
1655
13
18247
1406
32
3
23.1
18279
09
LZ3V
KN12OP
DG9BFJ
1598
8
9417
1146
-248
2
25.0
9169
10
LY1R
KO14RV
UA6LNS
1458
6
7373
1230
4
2
33.3
7377
11
UA1ZFG
KP69NA
DL4DWA
2228
5
7091
1373
-224
3
60.0
6867
12
LZ1DP
KN22TK
DL/PA9WOR
1743
4
5859
1454
-42
1
25.0
5817
13
UT5UUV
KO50GK
DG6JF/P
1616
3
4197
1398
-4
0
0.0
4193
14
UT4UEI
KO50GK
S51AT
1284
3
3562
1186
-3
1
33.3
3559
144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest 2016
Final results
Important notification: published results on MMMonVHF are a bit different then those published in DUBUS or elswhere. Reason is correction of log received from UR4EWZ that was rejected by Norton E-mailscanner. This resulted in loss of 64 QSO's. These have been added to the processed log of UR4EWZ and resulted in correction of final score.
The 2016 edition of the "144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest" was held from August 11, 2016, 22:00 GMT until August 13, 2016, 21:59:59 GMT. The final results for this contest are as follows:
| Class 1: QRP (ERP < 1500 Watts) |
| Rank | Call | Locator |
Claimed QSO |
Claimed Score |
Error QSO |
Final Score |
|
01 |
LZ2ZY | KN13OT | 35 | 48272 | 5 | 48434 |
| 02 | UT3UX | KO50HJ | 32 | 44802 | 7 | 44777 |
| 03 | LY2BUU | KO15XH | 25 | 31633 | 1 | 31628 |
| 04 | YL75IV | KO06OL | 24 | 28826 | 8 | 28546 |
| 05 | EW1CD/2 | KO34RC | 21 | 27431 | 11 | 27523 |
| 06 | UV9VY | KN68DM | 22 | 25459 | 4 | 25364 |
| 07 | R6DFR | KN95MB | 14 | 21443 | 2 | 21449 |
| 08 | EA1HRR | IN83JJ | 13 | 18247 | 3 | 18279 |
| 09 | LZ3V | KN12OP | 8 | 9417 | 2 | 9169 |
| 10 | LY1R | KO14RV | 6 | 7373 | 2 | 7377 |
| 11 | UA1ZFG | KP69NA | 5 | 7091 | 3 | 6867 |
| 12 | LZ1DP | KN22TK | 4 | 5859 | 1 | 5817 |
| 13 | UT5UUV | KO50GK | 3 | 4197 | 0 | 4193 |
| 14 | UT4UEI | KO50GK | 3 | 3562 | 1 | 3559 |
2
| Class 2: QRO (ERP > 1500 Watts) |
| Rank | Call | Locator |
Claimed QSO |
Claimed Score |
Error QSO |
Final Score |
| 01 | SF3NR | JP92FW | 168 | 247458 | 55 | 250089 |
| 02 | RO3X | KO73HW | 105 | 164537 | 22 | 164648 |
| 03 | UR4EWZ | KN87CX | 104 | 163743 | 16 | 163131 |
| 04 | LZ0C | KN22XS | 76 | 111472 |
13 |
111843 |
| 05 | YL2AO | KO16DK | 68 | 86448 | 6 | 86385 |
| 06 | DL1KDA | JO30EP | 57 | 80181 | 7 | 78043 |
| 07 | HB9FAP | JN47PH | 52 | 72904 | 5 | 72948 |
| 08 | YT1X | JN94WG | 55 | 72448 | 6 | 72624 |
| 09 | EM25S | KN28IV | 48 | 56793 | 16 |
56495 |
| 10 | DM3W | JO62XE | 38 | 51834 | 5 | 51185 |
| 11 | C37MS | JN02SK | 43 | 47513 | 7 | 47239 |
| 12 | DG9BFJ | JO31AA | 31 | 46383 | 3 | 46862 |
| 13 | PA3FYC | JO31AF | 36 | 46496 | 6 | 46684 |
| 14 | UT4LA | KN89CW | 30 | 43599 | 4 | 43487 |
| 15 | S56P | JN76PO | 25 | 41213 | 1 | 41224 |
| 16 | YT3N | KN04LP | 29 | 40638 | 6 | 40731 |
| 17 | OE3ILW/3 | JN77XX | 29 | 39995 | 8 | 40099 |
| 18 | RK3AF | KO75WO | 25 | 37991 | 5 | 38160 |
| 19 | UT2UB | K050HC | 28 | 38657 | 6 | 38140 |
| 20 | LA0BY | JO59FW | 27 | 37434 | 4 | 37450 |
| 21 | LZ5D | KN22UL | 24 | 32583 | 2 | 32781 |
| 22 | PA2CHR | JO32DB | 15 | 26820 | 3 | 26654 |
| 23 | LY2FN | K014XV | 18 | 26157 | 2 | 26173 |
| 24 | YO2BBT | KN05UK | 18 | 23436 | 3 | 23276 |
| 25 | SP6CJK | JO80EX | 18 | 23192 | 2 | 23235 |
| 26 | DL0HOF | JO50XG | 12 | 16390 | 4 | 16494 |
| 27 | LZ5GM | KN32RM | 3 | 4932 | 0 | 4929 |
As contestmanager for the 2016 edition of the "144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest" I certify that the results above are thrue and correct to my best knowledge and belief.
Frank Veldhuijsen, PA4EME
Awards will be send to the participants between Dec. 7th and Dec. 11th. If a participant did not receive an award after Dec 11th, please notify the contestmanager.
SOAPBOX
UT2UB
73! Andrey UT2UB
SF3NR
Hello!
Here comes the SF3NR group contest log with some pictures.
The main priority was to activate JP92 from a great qth wich was at SM3LIC land
as it is private area also the hill topp where SK3MF is located on are on a private fenced area wich clearly is meaning private region.
The idea to activate JP92 came as I have seen how many have tried to do as /p and landed on a camping site low terrain below somethin , yeah abit of mission impossible..
1 year ago I planted a idea why not to get over and do the ms sprint from JP92fw but I wanted green light from both of SM3LIC and SM3UZS that we wanted to do and lukely I knew thrue my father OH6PA SM3LIC/Hans so I asked kindly if it was possible and yes it was a go.. then as we got industry holidays in july/august shift it fitted perfectly to do it, while the idea started to grow all went in as a train , the beast at place we heard was in good shape and ready to go. then came the Bonus.. OH6ZZ/Jussi wanted to do join on aswell and this time without his own radio gears, what a bonus it went SM3VAC /Magnus came along too and wanted to run even if he had QRL but that fitted in well ,so 3 operators did do the thing of it, this operation wouldnt been possible from a such great QTH and setup if we would not have had help from Hans and Johan..
We made total qso then I count started MS and EME qso also some double and NC almost 250 MS qsos and 9 EME ,
this tripp I hope also gave some boost to local SM3:s which visited that MS qso can be done even if its big or small setup..
TNX goes to following:
SM3LIC and SM3UZS enginering and club(SK3MF) staff
OH6PA with the supplying co organizer
OH6ZZ OH VUSHFContest Manager
SM3VAC Magnus great fellow and hopefully we will hear him from JP82 soon
SM3RIU Stefan awell did get the bug and will make JP93 on
SM3RAB Ulf will shurely pop on some above mentioned loc :-)
following info if its missing had a struggle as its not a standard log setup
call: SF3NR
operators oh6zz, oh6ktl,sm3vac
station f736r mgf 1302 homebreuw preamp
amplifier 2 x 3cx1000a7 in pararell...
antennas 6 x 15 cuedee
height 200masl
loc jp92fw
qth Vallenvagen 43
SE 870 30 NORDINGRA
SWEDEN
qsl Manager OH6PA/Ben Found on Buckmaster or Hamcall
regards o OH6KTL/Lasse
Pictures by OH6PA
SF3NR, 200 meter ASL seaview
SF3NR antenna park
Contest QTH
OH6KTL, SM3UZS and SM3LIC
OH6KTL
OH6PA, OH6ZZ and OH6KTL
OH6ZZ
SM3RAB
SM3RIU, OH6ZZ and SM3VAC
SM3RIU, OH6PA and SM3VAC
SM3UZS and SM3LIC
SM3UZS and SM3VAC
DG9BFJ
YT1X
Thanks for all QSO's and see you in 2017!
LZoC
We dedicated this activity in memoriam of my wife XYL Ceci/LZ2CI (SK at age 50).
A special callsign LZ0C was issued to me.
We spent a week in the mauntines but we had to QRT during the maximum of the meteors because of terrible weather/rain and wind/ and high static noise.
CU you all next year.
On behalf of LZ0C/LZ9X team - Krassi/LZ1KQ
C37MS
Great activity and a lot of fun during this dx-pedition in C3. As you know, the radio MS-activity wasn't only on 144MHz, but also on 70MHz and 50MHz. So we had to be very busy.
Mni tks to all staton's who did work us or who did follow us as SWL.
LZ3V
This year again I participated /p , operating from nice place in mountain Lyulin, and very close (less than 10km) from home.
Working outdoors gives opportunity to combine contest participation, visual monitoring the Perseids shower....
I invited many friends to join me even for a short time, but to get acquainted with MS activities. Thanks for all who visited contest site - more than 15 people!
So we spent a pleasant night under the stars in spite of technical problems with power generator and ( relatively ) low temperatures.
Here you can find my photo album with pictures:
https://goo.gl/photos/srVL3LVmzy6i2Wz7A
| 01 | LZ2ZY | KN13OT | UA4CC | 1920 | 35 | 48272 | 1384 | 162 | 5 | 14.3 | 48434 |
| 02 | UT3UX | KO50HJ | ON4LDP | 1893 | 32 | 44802 | 1399 | -25 | 7 | 21.9 | 44777 |
| 03 | LY2BUU | KO15XH | GW8JLY | 1836 | 25 | 31633 | 1265 | -5 | 1 | 4.0 | 31628 |
| 04 | YL75IV | KO06OL | GW8JLY | 1678 | 24 | 28826 | 1189 | -280 | 8 | 33.3 | 28546 |
| 05 | EW1CD/2 | KO34RC | I0NLK | 1727 | 21 | 27431 | 1311 | 92 | 11 | 52.4 | 27523 |
| 06 | UV9VY | KN68DM | SF3NR | 1813 | 22 | 25459 | 1153 | -95 | 4 | 18.2 | 25364 |
| 07 | R6DFR | KN95MB | S51AT | 1904 | 14 | 21443 | 1532 | 6 | 2 | 14.3 | 21449 |
| 08 | EA1HRR | IN83JJ | OK1UGA | 1655 | 13 | 18247 | 1406 | 32 | 3 | 23.1 | 18279 |
| 09 | LZ3V | KN12OP | DG9BFJ | 1598 | 8 | 9417 | 1146 | -248 | 2 | 25.0 | 9169 |
| 10 | LY1R | KO14RV | UA6LNS | 1458 | 6 | 7373 | 1230 | 4 | 2 | 33.3 | 7377 |
| 11 | UA1ZFG | KP69NA | DL4DWA | 2228 | 5 | 7091 | 1373 | -224 | 3 | 60.0 | 6867 |
| 12 | LZ1DP | KN22TK | DL/PA9WOR | 1743 | 4 | 5859 | 1454 | -42 | 1 | 25.0 | 5817 |
| 13 | UT5UUV | KO50GK | DG6JF/P | 1616 | 3 | 4197 | 1398 | -4 | 0 | 0.0 | 4193 |
| 14 | UT4UEI | KO50GK | S51AT | 1284 | 3 | 3562 | 1186 | -3 | 1 | 33.3 | 3559 |