QRP Fox Hunt Summer 2004

www.qrpfoxhunt.org

Summer 2004

Welcome to the
QRP FOX HUNT! "It's a fine fox chase, my boys!"
George Washington, Battle of Princeton, 1777

QRP Fox Hunt
1994 - 2004!!

The QRP Fox Hunt is a series of 1.5 and two-hour amateur radio events during which QRP stations ("Hounds") attempt to work specific QRP stations designated as "The Fox." Throughout any particular season there may be a "dual hunt" with two foxes on the air at a time. These hunts are usually conducted in CW (Morse code) but can be in any other mode the committee authorizes for a particular season. Our Summer and Winter rules pages provide all the legal details you'll ever need...

Here are the results from our Summer 2004 QRP Fox Hunt:
(Click on each callsign for that Fox's log)

	Click Here for the Hounds' RESULTS
	Click Here for the Foxes' RESULTS

Jun 17

NØUR

and

KV2X

Jun 24

NØIT

and

N7MFB

Jul 01

K3ESE

and

NØIT

Jul 08

AC7A

and

KØFRP

Jul 15

N1FN

and

W5KDJ

Jul 22

K3ESE

and

KØFRP

Jul 29

NØOUR

and

WØIS

Aug 05

WØIS

and

W5KDJ

Aug 12

KV2X

and

AC7A

Aug 19

N1FN

- - -

Aug 26

N7MFB

BONUS HUNT!

	Click Here for the N1FN Summer QRP Fox trouble story!
	Click Here to subscribe to the *QFOX* listserver for the QRP Fox Hunt!

QRP-L Fox Hunt Definitions:

Fox	=	The station the Hounds try to work.
Hound	=	Each QRP station trying to work The Fox.
Pelt	=	Slang for a completed QSO.
QRO	=	Any output power greater than 5 watts.
QRP	=	5 watts or less RF output from the transmitter.
QRPp	=	1 watt or less RF output from the transmitter.
QSO	=	Complete exchange of Signal Report, QTH, Operator's Name, & Power Output.
QTH	=	State, Canadian Province (or Country if outside US/Can).

Who's Who on the QRP Fox Hunt Committee:

KØEVZ -	Doc,	Grand Poobah Too
VE5RC -	Bruce,	Teams
K3ESE -	Lloyd,	Admin & Scheduling
N9NE -	Todd,	Scorekeeper
N1FN -	ET,	Grand Grand Poobah
WBØJNR -	Roger,	Webmaster

The QRP Fox Hunt Committee wishes to thank the Colorado QRP Club for their kind donation of this web page, site design, and editing services! We especially want to thank Marshall, at MorseExpress, for all of the web assistance he provided CQC and the QRP-L Fox Hunt since their first appearances on the Internet! Also, Ham Radio wouldn't be here without the ARRL - is your membership current?

We continue receiving Email complaints that this web site promotes the hunting and killing of foxes. NO! "QRP Fox Hunt" is simply a name we've given a fun and exciting amateur radio activity that involves radio equipment, low power transmissions, antennas, and lots of skill between radio operators exchanging signals with each other - this activity has nothing to do with animals, guns, hunting or killing - thank you!!

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Roger J. Wendell, WBØJNR