On Nov 28, 9:59*am, (Mark Zenier) wrote:
In article ,

RHF wrote:
Quick 19 Metre {Meter} Shortwave Band Scan @ 21:45 UTC
15,715~15,725 = White Noise : DRM ?

Radio New Zealand International. *They use the same freqency for DRM
and AM for different parts of the day on their 15 and 13 MHz frequencies.

Mark Zenier *
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MZ,

Yeah that is true RNZI is on the Air in both Analog
and DRM at the same Time.

RNZI Shortwave Radio Broadcast Frequencies and Times
both Analog and DRM.
http://www.rnzi.com/pages/listen.php#sw

The DRM Signal covers anywhere from 15~25 kHz
of Bandwidth with Digital [Black] Noise.
http://www.radio.org.pl/~sp2mkt/TS570/DRM/shape.jpg

But that said a DRM Signal within the 1200~1800 Mile
Zone of the Digital Signal's Pacific Ocean Service Area
and out to 2400 Miles can provide a much better Radio
Signal for those nearby 'intended' RZNI Listeners that
have DRM Receivers {PC-Radios}.
http://www.nzetc.org/etexts/WH2Navy/WH2Nav23a(h280).jpg