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Here is the official contest report from the Contest Manager
European Sprint Contest - Spring CW - April 16, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------- October 2004 brought me another challange in the world of amateur radio. I was surprised and honored when EU Sprint guys invited me to replace Ben, DL6RAI and become the 4th member of the EU Sprint gang. As an active contester for a decade I always wondered how it feels to be on the other side of the contest - your job starts when others are done with their. One thing that I always loved about European Sprint is its transparent work - you could always see why you lost your points and why others lost their - thing that makes this contest being a real challange to manage. My first asignment started on April 16th 2005 - Spring CW Sprint. Now that it's done I can say it was one of the most exciting ones. Noone made it to cross the 200 QSOs line which gave me a less headache but that was also a surprise - just a week before that in SSB Sprint 300 QSOs limit has been passed. The Sprint activity was not the problem but the other contests going on at same time were. However the participants remained very focused and there's nice number of stations that made the rigorous log checking without a single mistake; unfortunatly there were others that lost contacts for having an obvious QSO with station not participating the Sprint. There were two battle fields. In first one - High power, Ton ES5TV, who normally has no problems winning a Sprint was challanged by Sas, 9A5Y. Tonno made it with just few QSOs ahead using his 20m and SO2R advantage. For the third time 3rd place is won by Dave, G4BUO. In low power field a big battle was going on between two LIDs: 9A7P and DJ1YFK. DJ1YFK had obvious problems on 20m with people to log him - so his advantage was lost and 1st place is took over by 9A7P. 3rd place was won by Nik, HB9CZF who is getting better and better from Sprint to Sprint. On the end I can say this is sure one of the best expiriences for me. A big thank you goes to all the World Wide Young Contesters that put up great activities for last couple of years in this contest. WWYC group is incorporating with this contest on the highest possible level. You can see results of the youth creativity, serious work and importance. New website www.eusprint.com has been created by 2 WWYCers which gives EU Sprint contest a lot of new posibilities; Sprint's activity is rapidly increasing with many new and young people. A way for others to think about including young people into their projects. The UBN, as usual, will be public and available for everyone on our web page, just click on a callsign to see the UBN report. If you have any questions pertaining to the log checking procedure, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks for your entry, 73! Hrle - 9A6XX & the EU Sprint Gang
Here is the results table filtered by prefix SM
| Callsign | Name | 80m | 40m | 20m | Points | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64 | SM6BSK | Nils | 11 | 18 | 18 | 47 |
| 86 | SM7BJW | Kurt | 0 | 0 | 21 | 21 |
Here is the log file for station SM6BSK.
SM6BSK
NILS
CW
04/16/05 1506 1 20 UA4CCG 001 ______ 7 TOLY
04/16/05 1510 2 20 EA4BQ 002 ______ 14 OLLI
04/16/05 1513 3 20 EA3KU 003 ______ 14 FER
04/16/05 1516 4 20 LZ3PZ 004 ______ 5 LUBO
04/16/05 1518 5 20 UX0ZX 005 ______ 12 NIK
04/16/05 1519 6 20 YU1ZZ 006 ______ 21 MILAN
04/16/05 1520 7 20 YU1EQ 007 ______ 11 BATA
04/16/05 1522 8 20 LZ9R 008 ______ 20 NAS
04/16/05 1530 9 20 RK9CWW 009 ______ 34 MIKE
04/16/05 1532 10 20 UR5HAC 010 ______ 31 YURI
04/16/05 1534 11 20 YO9WF 011 ______ 30 JOHN
04/16/05 1542 12 20 UA4LU 012 ______ 43 VLAD
04/16/05 1547 13 20 LZ2UZ 013 ______ 10 KRIS
04/16/05 1607 14 20 RK3TJ 014 ______ 28 ALEX
04/16/05 1611 15 20 CT1ILT 015 ______ 16 PEDRO
04/16/05 1612 16 20 N4AF 016 ______ 55 AL
04/16/05 1615 17 20 EA5FID 017 ______ 56 JUAN
04/16/05 1617 18 20 UA4FER 018 ______ 16 IGOR
04/16/05 1620 19 20 SV1BJW 019 ______ 57 BILL
04/16/05 1627 20 40 EU4LY 020 ______ 42 YURI
04/16/05 1629 21 40 YL3FW 021 ______ 32 SERGE
04/16/05 1631 22 40 LZ9W 022 ______ 75 ILIYA
04/16/05 1633 23 40 ON5ZO 023 ______ 18 ZEP
04/16/05 1635 24 40 G4BUO 024 ______ 89 DAVE
04/16/05 1638 25 40 HA3LI 025 ______ 54 ALI
04/16/05 1639 26 40 SQ6MS 026 ______ 53 LID
04/16/05 1640 27 40 LA6FJA 027 ______ 20 LID
04/16/05 1641 28 40 DL5AXX 028 ______ 29 ULF
04/16/05 1643 29 40 G4PIQ 029 ______ 81 ANDY
04/16/05 1647 30 40 G3HKO 030 ______ 15 DES
04/16/05 1654 31 40 G3RSD 031 ______ 31 JOHN
04/16/05 1657 32 40 G3TXF 032 ______ 7 NIGEL
04/16/05 1659 33 40 G3WPH 033 ______ 46 MIKE
04/16/05 1700 34 40 OK2BND 034 ______ 54 JAN
04/16/05 1703 35 40 GM4AFF 035 ______ 84 STEWART
04/16/05 1704 36 40 UX0ZX 036 ______ 80 NIK
04/16/05 1706 37 40 M0BBB 037 ______ 78 STEVE
04/16/05 1836 38 80 HB9CZF 038 ______ 138 NIK
04/16/05 1836 39 80 SP9DUX 039 ______ 98 VLAD
04/16/05 1838 40 80 YU1ZZ 040 ______ 157 MILAN
04/16/05 1842 41 80 OK1FCA 041 ______ 40 STAN
04/16/05 1846 42 80 SM0PSO 042 ______ 45 OVE
04/16/05 1848 43 80 G3RSD 043 ______ 75 JOHN
04/16/05 1850 44 80 G4PIQ 044 ______ 176 ANDY
04/16/05 1853 45 80 YL5M 045 ______ 146 TUR
04/16/05 1854 46 80 DL6KVA 046 ______ 147 AXEL
04/16/05 1856 47 80 LZ9W 047 ______ 185 ILIYA
04/16/05 1859 48 80 YL3FW 048 ______ 96 SERGE
Here is the UBN report for station SM6BSK.
Log checking report for station SM6BSK
This is a report of QSOs deleted from your log due to errors found
by the checking procedure. The last column in the listing shows why
the QSO was deleted.
Date UTC QRG sent# Call Name rcvd# Error/Correction
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04/16/05 1542 20m 012 UA4LU VLAD 043 (6) 046
Legend
(1) Call wrong. QSO was found in another station's log with a similar
callsign.
(2) QSO is in other station's log but not at this time
(within 5 minutes) and band.
(3) Your call was miscopied in the other log.
(4) Not in log. This was not a good QSO.
(5) Name miscopied - we have other station's log.
(6) Number miscopied - we have other station's log.
(7) Name miscopied - many others have worked the same station
with a different name. We have no log from him but the fact is
proven by majority.
(8) Callsign miscopied - many others have worked a station with
a similar callsign and this very name. We have no log from him
but the fact is proven by majority.
(9) QSO invalid. Either number or name missing, callsign incomplete
or impossible or QSO manually deleted for other reasons.
(10) Wrong Band.
(11) This QSO is a dupe.
In cases (1), (2) and (3) the QSO is being deleted both in your and the
other station's log. In all other cases, the QSO is deleted in your log
only.
Here is the Reversed UBN for station SM6BSK.
Reversed UBN report for station SM6BSK This is a report of QSOs deleted from other entrants log due to errors - somehow - caused by you. The last column in the listing shows why the QSO was deleted. Please use the same legend as for the regular UBN report. EA5FID 16/04/2005 16:16 056 NELS 017 (5) NILSPlease note: The data (including, but not limited to logs, UBNs, results) provided here by the EU Sprint Gang is for any contester or interested party's information. However, if you wish to reproduce them in any way (eg. print, web), you MUST credit 'www.eusprint.com' as the source.
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