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"It's
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George Washington, Battle of Princeton,
1777
A QRP Fox Hunt is a series of 90 minute Amateur Radio
events
during which low-power (QRP) stations, or "Hounds," attempt to make contact with specific QRP
stations
designated as "The Fox." |
Announcing... The Al K0FRP Memorial Foxtravaganza! As the final event of the 2013-2014 Winter Fox Hunts, the K0FRP Foxtravaganza! will be held Thursday evening, from 0100Z- 0230Z (Friday, UCT). All Foxes, Alternates, and Committee members will operate on 40M or 80M (or both) and all Foxes will report their names as "AL." All Hounds are encouraged to see how many "ALs" they can work. Activity will center on the QRP frequencies (3.560 and 7.040) but will not be restricted to the usual 20KHz, so listen high and low! When Al became a Silent Key in January he held all sorts of ham radio records and distinctions, including the 3rd place all-time Fox log. There's no more fitting tribute from the sport that Al loved so much, than to get out there Thursday evening and make some noise! |
The 2013-2014 Winter QRP Fox Hunts |
40M
The Winter 2013-14 40M Fox Hunt began on Tuesday, November 12th 2013 and ended on Tuesday, April 1st 2014. There were two hunts each Tuesday. 40M Fox Hunt Schedule40M Fox Results 40M Hound Final Results 80M
The Winter 2013-14 80M Fox Hunt began on Thursday, November 7th 2013 and ended on Thursday, April 3rd 2014. There were two hunts each Thursday. 80M Fox Hunt Schedule 80M Fox Results 80M Hound Results TEAMS
TEAM Results |
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The QRP Fox Hunt Committee wishes to thank the Colorado QRP Club for their generous sponsorship of these hunts! We especially want to thank the many hams who have helped with administration of the hunts from time to time, and N1FN (ET), at MorseExpress, for all of the web assistance he has provided to CQC and the QRP Fox Hunts since their first appearances on the Internet!
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