We published the details of our IARU September VHF contest participation.
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Thanks everyone for the QSOs. We recorded nearly the whole contest as MP3, and i will cut out the QSOs > 800km during the next day and publish them here.

UPDATE:
First audio sample is the (not complete) QSO with ED1OCV for roughly 1300km: ED1OCV IN63AR(?) 1318km SSB
QSOS > 800km:
14:48 UTC OZ6ABA JO57DJ 806km SSB
16:30 UTC GM4ZUK/p IO86RW 923km SSB
20:04 UTC OK2VMU JN99CO 850km SSB (not easy!)
22:05 UTC OM3KHE JN99JC 904km SSB (some QRM)
22:48 UTC OM3KII JN88UU 836km SSB
00:01 UTC TM8CDX/p IN94UT 807km SSB
00:14 UTC ED2EA IN93IA 1017km SSB
00:25 UTC EA2RL/p IN83FE 1109km SSB ODX!
01:43 UTC OM5M JN88SS 827km CW
01:50 UTC OM0C JN88VJ 858km CW
01:58 UTC 9A5Y JN85PO 977km CW
02:10 UTC OM8A JN87WV 884km CW
03:07 UTC OK2KJT JN99AJ 844km CW
03:58 UTC OK2KJU JN89SJ 808km SSB
04:02 UTC OK2PVF JN99JQ 890km SSB
04:16 UTC SN9D JN99MQ 908km CW
11:58 UTC OM3CQF JN88RT 820km SSB

If you worked DR5A for a QRB of less than 800km and you are interested in knowing how your signal sounded in JO30EM, just drop me a line at dl1ely@dr5a.de and i will send you the sound snippet of our QSO.

Our July contest report can be found here.

This contest was very hot and very sunny, so it was quite a challenge to escape the mosquitos and the flies on the one hand, and the sunburn on the other. We put up the 2m and 3cm antennas up early on friday to be back home for the DL-LU football match at 1700 local. On saturday we continued in the burning sun and only had a minor hassle with our PR-transceiver before the contest started. The bigger task was to keep all those flies out of our caravan, but we succeeded. But shortly into the contest we discovered two more problems: The 2m rotator controller turned the antenna, but the needle was stuck and wont move, and 23cm felt deaf, although we successfully listened to the GB3USK beacon from IO81 (over 630km) before the contest. So we took down the 23/13cm antenna again and changed the 23cm coax cable, eliminating the problem. On 2m, we measured the voltage from the rotator with a meter and made a table of “QTF vs voltage”, so that we could read where the antenna was pointing. Luckily, DK3OS brought a new controller unit on sunday morning. Beside that, everything went smooth in this hot-summer-contest. The results were quite satisfying, although not fantastic. We could not take advantage of the sea path tropo that developed over north- and baltic sea, but we could work GM0ONN/P IO86RW 922km for our 2nd best 70cm QSO ever. Activity from G and OK was nice, also from SP with 9 QSOs on 2m this time.

Pictures are about to come in the next days.

I finally catched up with my duties and published our claims of June microwave contest. This time we did not take any pictures, sorry.

Finally, i uploaded our claims and pictures of the May 2006 contest. The official German results are due to be published in some days.

The claimed scores and some statistics for march contest are online now:

Claimed Scores for march

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