I then logged China Radio International of 15.660 kHz in the 19m band.
This broadcast was coming from their Kashi-Saibagh site and was for South Asia listeners.
CRI’s signal was overall good. The signal strength was good with no interference There was slight fading on the signal.
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Below is a short video of my reception of China Radio International on 15660 kHz.
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