Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor and noted political cartoonist, Carlos Latuff, who shares the following illustrated radio listening report of a recent CGTN broadcast and radiofax imagery.
Carlos notes:
China raises Typhoon Podul emergency response levels, CGTN Radio, 11770 kHz
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Typhoon Podul hitting China: Himawari satellite image via Japan Meteorological Agency radiofax, received in Porto Alegre, August 13, 19h10 UTC, frequency of 7795 kHz USB.
CNR China National Radio is the domestic service has around 15 high frequency sites with power from around 10 – 500 kW each Five of these transmitters transmit daily in DRM
CRI China Radio International has around 7 sites with powers of 100 – 500 kW. Only one transmits in DRM which is in SW China and aimed @ SE Asia. Programming is mostly CNR.
I wonder if particularly the CNR transmitters are transmitting clear versions of your maps using DRM
?