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JJY is the callsign of a longwave time signal radio station similar to WWVB. The station is located in Japan, operated by a branch of the Japanese government known as the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (http://www.crl.go.jp/overview/index.html). JJY broadcasts a 50 kW signal on 40 kHz from a transmitter site on Mount Otakadoya, near Fukushima (37°22'N, 140°51'E), and a separate 50 kW signal on 60 kHz from a transmitter site on Mount Hagane (33°28'N, 130°11'E), located on Kyushu Island. Both carrier signals contain an identical pulse-width modulated time code, and are transmitted 24 hours a day. The format of this time code is not the same as that used by WWVB.

Time signal stations
 BPM | CHU | DCF77 | JJY | MSF | RWM | VNG | WWV | WWVB | WWVH | YVTO 

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JJY and WWWB in MSF gaps on 60 kHz (835 words)
JJY and WWWB in MSF gaps on 60 kHz
JJY on 60kHz is a second Japanese LF station which broadcasts the same time code as the first one on 40kHz, which has been on air for several years.
Longterm amplitude and phase plots of 60kHz signals MSF and JJY + WWVB, observed in Nuernberg in December 2003
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