Dirty image of the brightest burst of epoch 1. The white cross is centered at the peak pixel: RA = 21h27m39.835s, Dec = +04d19m45.634s (J2000). A white solid circle with a radius of 200 milliarcseconds is drawn around the peak pixel. The two white dots indicate the reported MeerKAT positions and the white star indicates the pointing coordinates of the second epoch (as derived from a weighted average of the MeerKAT positions). The dashed white lines at the bottom are arcs with a radius of 1.5 arcseconds centered around the two MeerKAT positions. The inset in the bottom right corner shows the synthesized beam. More details are given in ATel #16542 (Snelders et al. 2024) and in the paper “A Hyperactive FRB Pinpointed in an SMC-Like Satellite Host Galaxy” by Bhardwaj et al. 2025, submitted for publication in ApJL (arxiv).