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4th July 2010, 23:01
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Can anyone read Japanese?
I picked this up recently...was apparantly from a Japanese plane...
An thoughts?  
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4th July 2010, 23:24
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Re: Can anyone read Japanese?
Try also posting it on j-aircraft.org.
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5th July 2010, 01:07
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Re: Can anyone read Japanese?
First pic says "Zetsu-en shiken ki." As I read it, it's the label from a device ("ki") to test ("shiken") for broken connections ("Zetsu-en").
It's made by Murakami Electric Company, Tokyo. What this should be in an aviation contact - I haven't a clue. The large collection of letters in the second pic is instructions for use.
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