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Name and address of DX-er not shown out of courtesy when item was China Radio International - Hungarian via Kashi-Saibagh Large Collection of CRI Hungarian Service QSLs 2004 - 2009 China Radio International - English via Xian China Radio Due to organizational reform in our department, the mailing of postal correspondence for listeners, including the QSL confirmation card, A few days ago, I received the QSL card below from China Radio International, for my reception of their broadcast on 9800 kHz on The official overseas broadcaster of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has had three names over the years. China Radio International (Japanese Service), via Xian, 9585 kHz: QSL card. 2, 2025. Finally, it has been called China A good QSL-card from China Radio International in Beijing, confirming report from Sweden on the 18th of May 2003. Freqency: 1044 kHz. Simple theme. Good radio history. Radio Peking signed on the air for the first time in December 1941. 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This is a QSL-card issued in connection with the 2008 Olympic and QSL card A QSL card is a written confirmation of either a two-way radiocommunication between two amateur radio stations or a one-way reception of a signal from an AM radio, FM radio, A good QSL-card from China Radio International in Beijing, confirming reports from Sweden in August 1995. I received the QSL card below via email this evening from China Radio International, acknowledging my reception of their station on 17510 kHz on 22nd July 2025. Name and address of DX-er not shown out of courtesy when item was QSL ISS QSL Info QSL cards are similar to postcards. Name and address of DX-er not A few days ago, I received the QSL card below from China Radio International, for my reception of their broadcast on 9800 kHz on A good QSL-card from China Radio International in Beijing, confirming report from Sweden on the 20th of September 2000. Radio Amateurs, often called “hams,” exchange QSLs to confirm their radio contacts with other A good QSL-card from China Radio International in Beijing, confirming report from Sweden on the 1st and 2nd of April 2009. My first medium wave QSL from China! CTGN, or China Radio International is broadcasting in Russian language on 1521 kHz from Reception Date and Time: At 1230z on Feb. E-mail: nihao2180 [at] cri. com. CRI is presently the international radio arm of the China Media Group, under the control of the Central Propaganda Department of the Radio Peking signed on the air for the first time in December 1941. Radio Peking signed on the air for QSL-card qsl dx shortwave radio SW R-250 DX DX-ing Remember though, your observations play a vital role in the station's future frequency planning.

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