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It appears you're sharing a ham radio transmission log entry.
Here's a breakdown of the information:
* `15:47`: The time of the transmission in hours and minutes.
* `JF7RJM/9`: The call sign of the transmitting station, with:
+ `JF7RJM` being the individual amateur radio operator's call sign.
+ `/9` indicating that this is a mobile or portable station (9 = a mobile prefix).
* `on JP-1369(Asahi Prefectural Nature Park, JP-TY)`: The location of the transmission:
+ `JP-1369` is the square locator for this position in Japan.
+ `(Asahi Prefectural Nature Park)` gives the specific location within that square.
+ `(JP-TY)` indicates the prefecture or state (TY = Tokyo and Yamanashi prefectures).
* `21045.0 CW`: The frequency and mode of transmission:
+ `21045.0` is the frequency in kilohertz, indicating a 2 meter band operation.
+ `CW` stands for Continuous Wave, meaning that the transmission was in Morse code (i.e., a form of radio telegraphy).
In summary, this log entry reports a ham radio operator, JF7RJM/9, transmitting from Asahi Prefectural Nature Park on 2 meters band (21045.0 kHz) using CW mode at 15:47.
Here's a breakdown of the information:
* `15:47`: The time of the transmission in hours and minutes.
* `JF7RJM/9`: The call sign of the transmitting station, with:
+ `JF7RJM` being the individual amateur radio operator's call sign.
+ `/9` indicating that this is a mobile or portable station (9 = a mobile prefix).
* `on JP-1369(Asahi Prefectural Nature Park, JP-TY)`: The location of the transmission:
+ `JP-1369` is the square locator for this position in Japan.
+ `(Asahi Prefectural Nature Park)` gives the specific location within that square.
+ `(JP-TY)` indicates the prefecture or state (TY = Tokyo and Yamanashi prefectures).
* `21045.0 CW`: The frequency and mode of transmission:
+ `21045.0` is the frequency in kilohertz, indicating a 2 meter band operation.
+ `CW` stands for Continuous Wave, meaning that the transmission was in Morse code (i.e., a form of radio telegraphy).
In summary, this log entry reports a ham radio operator, JF7RJM/9, transmitting from Asahi Prefectural Nature Park on 2 meters band (21045.0 kHz) using CW mode at 15:47.