Comparing the audio from the JRC NRD525 and 535 using CRIs signal from Mali, E. Africa on 17630 kHz @OxfordShortwaveLog
Comparing the audio from the JRC NRD525 and 535 using CRIs signal from Mali, E. Africa on 17630 kHz @OxfordShortwaveLog
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hi there, the JRC NRD535 is supposed to have better audio than the 525. Here they are connected to the same antenna using the CRI transmission from Mali. I can't separate them really - let me know your thoughts.

Thanks for watching and 73.
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Comparing the audio from the JRC NRD525 and 535 using CRI's signal from Mali, E. Africa on 17630 kHz

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