Results of the Memorial Ondrej Oravac OM3AU 2012 - unofficial

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Unrated stations: OM3ZBG, 144 MHz - competition log from other races.
Reviewed by Palo / OM5CM on August 20, 2012.

The year 2012 brought Ondrej Oravac to the Memorial OM3AU again interesting results and a few surprises. The competition, which bears the name of an important Slovak radio amateur, attracted numerous representatives of stations from home and abroad. Despite the fact that this is an unofficial ranking, some notable performances and technical trends can already be observed that are worth paying attention to.

In the 144 MHz – Single Operator category, the Czech operator OK1DOL dominated with an excellent result of 71,419 points and 182 QSO. The average connection distance reached 391 km, while the longest ODX was with station YO2LZA/P for a distance of 844 km. Used power 800 W and antenna 2×14 el. DK7ZB show that the refined technique and the experience of the operator translated into a stable result.

In second place was the Bulgarian station LZ2ZY with 41,332 points, and despite the lower power (100 W) managed to achieve a maximum DX of 1409 km with the German station DK3EE - the longest connection of the entire race. HA5UA/P finished third with 33,302 points, which confirms the strong participation of Hungarian teams.

Among the domestic stations, OM0TT did best (9th place, 25,793 points), followed by OM3CPF and OM5CC, which were in the range of 19-24 thousand points. It is interesting that some Slovak stations, despite their relatively low power (e.g. OM3CQF – 5 W), were able to achieve solid results thanks to a good antenna and strategic location.

In the 144 MHz – Multi Operator category, the highest position was won by the S57C team with a gain of 103,880 points and 275 connections, just ahead of HA6W, which achieved 102,541 points. Both teams once again confirmed that Southeastern Europe has a strong presence in this discipline and a high level of technical preparation.

On the 432 MHz band, station OK2UYZ did best, reaching 11,903 points, followed by Polish station SN9P. Among the domestic participants, the OM3ID deserves attention, which with a power of only 8 W was able to establish 26 connections and get 3,563 points.

Category: 144 MHz, Single

Category: 144 MHz, Multi

Checklogs used for 144 MHz:

LZ1ALM LZ1DJ LZ1DP LZ1ES LZ1FIA LZ1GG LZ1IQ LZ1JH LZ1KG LZ1KIS LZ1KPW LZ1KSC LZ1LL LZ1MC LZ1PPL LZ1UK/P LZ1VDR LZ1VPV LZ1VVD LZ1WF/QRP LZ1ZB LZ1ZP/P LZ1ZX LZ2AB LZ2AKW LZ2CEC LZ2CM LZ2FO LZ2GG LZ2HM LZ2HQ LZ2KST LZ2LH LZ2OA LZ2SK LZ2TW LZ2VR LZ2WE LZ2ZD LZ3BD/2 LZ3GN LZ4BF LZ4JD LZ4KK LZ4ZD LZ5QD LZ6T OM5X ON4CDZ/P ON4CPN/P ON4CRD/P ON4GNT/P ON4MCL/P ON4MNS ON6CK/P ON6LL/P ON6TN ON6WL/P ON7RY OR4D/P OR7B/P S51GF S51WC S52AA S52EA S52IT S53FO S53MM S53O S54O S56HCE S56K S57CN S57LM S57M S57O S58M S58RU S59DME S59GS S59R SN9F SN9P SP2HPD SP5TWA SP6ITF SP6MQO SP6OWA SP7FDV SP8FPK/P SP8MCP SP8WJW SP9APC SP9CQD SP9EYX SP9KDA SP9MRU SP9PZD SP9RCX SP9XCJ SQ1VAA SQ6IUS SQ6RMA SQ7AYD/6 SQ8GUM SQ9KPA

Category: 432 MHz, Single

Category: 432 MHz, Multi

Checklogs used for 432 MHz:

HG5W HG7F I0FHZ I1/F8ENY I1KFH I1PSC I2FHW I3MMB I3NPF/4 I3VWK I4CIV I5KBS IK1YNZ IK2YSJ IK3CAG IK3TPP IK3VZO IK3XTT IK3XTY IK4WKU IK5AUX IQ1KW IQ5DY IW1CKM IW3GOA/3 IW3SPI IZ0CLS IZ2FOB IZ2JNN IZ3DRN IZ3JIO IZ3KMY IZ5AJO/5 LZ1FIA LZ1JH LZ1KIS LZ1MC LZ1PPL LZ1ZP/P LZ1ZX LZ2AKW LZ2GG LZ2OA LZ2SK LZ3BD/2 LZ3GN LZ4KK LZ6T OM5X S51WX S51ZO S52AA S53FI S53FO S53MM S53O S54O S56HCE S57CN S57LM S58M S58RU S59GS SN7L SN9F SP2DDV SP2HPD SP5TWA SP6ASD SP6FBE SP6ITF SP7FDV SP8MCP SP8WJW SP9APC SP9HVV SP9PZD SP9RCX SP9SOO SP9XCJ

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