Performance Quiz #13 -- Linq to SQL compiled queries cost

I've written a few articles about Linq now and you know I was a big fan of compiled queries in Linq but what do they cost?  Or more specifically, how many times to you have to use a compiled query in order for the cost of compilation to pay for itself?  With regular expressions for instance it's usually a mistake to compile a regular expression if you only intend to match it against a fairly small amount of text.

Lets do a specific experiment to get an idea.  Using the ubiquitous Northwinds database and getting the same data over and over to control for the the cost of the database accesses (and magnify any Linq overheads) we run this query:

var q = (from o in nw.Orders
            select new {
                OrderID = o.OrderID,
                CustomerID = o.CustomerID,
                EmployeeID = o.EmployeeID,
                ShippedDate = o.ShippedDate
           }).Take(5);

and compare it against:

var fq = CompiledQuery.Compile
(
    (Northwinds nw) =>
            (from o in nw.Orders
            select new
                   {
                       OrderID = o.OrderID,
                       CustomerID = o.CustomerID,
                       EmployeeID = o.EmployeeID,
                       ShippedDate = o.ShippedDate
                   }).Take(5)
);

So now the quiz:  How many times to I have to use the compiled version of the query in order for it to be cheaper to compile than it would have been to just use the original query directly?