In reply to DL4MFM:
Just want to leave home to drive to the Eifel: I have to carry 11 kg too.
73 de Lutz DL3SBA
12kg. Practice Practice Practice
73 Norby
11 to 14 kg depending upon the bands used. I always carry survival kit regardless of the weather or how close a summit is to civilisation. Water weighs a lot for what it is, but it is absolutely essential.
73, Gerald
I run on about 17-20kg… includes the kettle!
Steve
In reply to all:
About 7 Kg. But will change to a smaller SLAB and less wire less tools, and use only one tuner so probably the scale will show 5 Kg, without the thermos with coffe and cheese sandwiches.
In reply to DL4MFM:
In reply to 2E0KPO:
eeeeeh - for what do you need a kettle?!
to prepare the magic potion of course! 
to stay on topic: The weight here is varying as well. From 8-10kg for quick and easy activations up to 15-20kg, always depending on the tour.
In reply to DL4MFM:
14-17kg depending if PSK gear is with and summer or winter.
Andy
MM0FMF
In reply to DL4MFM:
About 10kg here (with QRP HF station and small 2m FM). But I am still working on some optimization.
Jure
In reply to DL4MFM:
My backpack weighs 7kg including spare fleece jacket and water bottle.
I run QRP SSB only.
72/73
Mads
In reply to LA1TPA:
my QRO-Rucksack has about 10kg, where the RIG has 6kg:
www.sota-dl-alpen.de/articles/SOTA_equipment_DL2DVE.pdf
the QRP-Rig has 1kg: KX1 400g (with 4xLi-Ion AA cells 700mAh) + Antenna 600g
www.sota-dl-alpen.de/articles/Bergfunk_Antenne_DL2DVE.pdf
the bottle beer is not included
73 andy DL2DVE
hi,
different from activation to activation.
so about 8-11kg. but have all things as tuners,connectors,paddles,antennas twice
in it !
for my next multimode/bands QRO activations in a few weeks,
its about 20kg due to the bigger slab …
vy 73 Klaus
In reply to DL4MFM:
Just back home with my rucksac:
11kg with 2 x 2.4Ah slabs and antenna pole; no food or water.
73 Alain F6ENO