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Loggings => Shortwave Broadcast => Topic started by: Mad Radio DXer UK on April 06, 2022, 1355 UTC
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BBC World Service moved frequency from 15735 to 15740 kHz not long ago to avoid QRM from nearby stations. Now they are getting interference from a strong & wide signal on 15745 kHz which I presume is CRI, as it is in Chinese language with typical powerhouse reception. I cannot find any listing saying what this is on 15745 kHz, but must be CRI.
Edit: Transmission on 15745 kHz ended at 1400 hrs UTC with time pips, which is typical of CNR1. Maybe they were jamming a random Sound Of Hope transmission.
Edit: Seems it was CNR1 jamming Radio Free Asia in Tibetan language. Eventually found out on ShortwaveSchedule.com.
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BBC moved this broadcast to 15740 on the first day of the A22 transmission season (March 27, 2022). Sorry to hear about your jamming interference :-\, never experienced it here on this side of the pond with any of the new transmissions.
April 7
1358 Reception very good - closing out first hour of Newshour, upcoming programs, BBC lenghty ID/Commercial, timepips
1400 News headlines
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13:15 UTC 07 FEB 2022 - BBC is weak but readable with fading again this morning on 15740.0 kHz. As noted by Mad Radio DXer, CNR1 (presumed) on 15745.0 kHz is at times over-powering and bleeding into the BBC broadcast. The transmission on 15745.0 kHz has yet to show up in any of the schedules.
I first noted this in the following thread:
BBC 15740 AM 1300 UTC 28 MAR 2022 - Frequency change for A22
https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,95048.0.html (https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,95048.0.html)
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