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It appears to be a radio amateur transmission in Japan.
Here's a breakdown of the information provided:
* "10:57" indicates the time of the transmission.
* "JM1WIJ/1" is the callsign of the amateur radio operator, which consists of:
+ "JM1" indicating that it's an amateur radio license issued by the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC).
+ "WIJ" is the personal identifier of the licensee.
+ "/1" suggests that the licensee has a secondary station (a repeater or a temporary station) designated as "1".
* "JP-1221(Ueno Prefectural Park, JP-TK)" provides location information:
+ "JP" indicates Japan.
+ "12321" is likely a unique identifier for the location within Japan.
+ "(Ueno Prefectural Park, JP-TK)" gives the specific location where the transmission is taking place:
- "Ueno Prefectural Park" is the name of the park in Japanese (not explicitly stated here).
- "JP-TK" seems to be a shorthand or an abbreviation for Tokyo or Kanto region.
The frequency information provided is:
* "433140 FM" indicates that the transmission is on Frequency Modulation (FM) at 43.3140 MHz, which is a common amateur radio frequency band in Japan.
Please note that without more context or information about your specific interests, this response is purely educational. If you have any questions or would like further clarification, please feel free to ask!
Here's a breakdown of the information provided:
* "10:57" indicates the time of the transmission.
* "JM1WIJ/1" is the callsign of the amateur radio operator, which consists of:
+ "JM1" indicating that it's an amateur radio license issued by the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC).
+ "WIJ" is the personal identifier of the licensee.
+ "/1" suggests that the licensee has a secondary station (a repeater or a temporary station) designated as "1".
* "JP-1221(Ueno Prefectural Park, JP-TK)" provides location information:
+ "JP" indicates Japan.
+ "12321" is likely a unique identifier for the location within Japan.
+ "(Ueno Prefectural Park, JP-TK)" gives the specific location where the transmission is taking place:
- "Ueno Prefectural Park" is the name of the park in Japanese (not explicitly stated here).
- "JP-TK" seems to be a shorthand or an abbreviation for Tokyo or Kanto region.
The frequency information provided is:
* "433140 FM" indicates that the transmission is on Frequency Modulation (FM) at 43.3140 MHz, which is a common amateur radio frequency band in Japan.
Please note that without more context or information about your specific interests, this response is purely educational. If you have any questions or would like further clarification, please feel free to ask!