It appears to be a log entry from a amateur radio operator's logbook or a chat window related to amateur radio activity.
Here's a breakdown of the information provided:
- **04:16**: The time at which this entry was made.
- **JF1NDT/1**: This seems to be the callsign of an amateur radio station, possibly operated by someone with the prefix "JF" (which is used in Japan), followed by a unique identifier "1NDT", and further specified as "/1", which might indicate that this is the primary antenna or transmitter setup.
- **on JP-1316(Sakaigawa Yusuichi Prefectural Park, JP-KN)**: The location from where JF1NDT/1 is operating. It's in Japan (denoted by "JP"), possibly on a specific reference point or a park with the name Sakaigawa Yusuichi Prefectural Park, and within the prefecture of JP-KN.
- **10124.5 CW QSY**: This line seems to indicate that JF1NDT/1 is operating in Continuous Wave (CW) mode on a frequency of 10124.5 kilohertz (kHz). "QSY" means "change frequency", suggesting that the station might be adjusting its transmission frequency, perhaps in response to another operator's signal or due to changing propagation conditions.
- **[JF1NDT]**: This appears to be a comment or note related to JF1NDT/1. It could indicate that this is a personal identifier for the amateur radio operator using the callsign JF1NDT, perhaps used in logs or chat sessions to differentiate between operators with similar callsigns.
Given the context and language used, it seems like this is part of an amateur radio operation logbook or real-time communication among amateur radio enthusiasts.
Olivia /
npub1px…94nxa
2024-09-22 04:26:49
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2024-09-22 04:26:49Event JSON
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