Alongside Indonesia radio stations, I also received Radio Thailand Yala FM 95.0MHz in Bagan Datuk and Selekoh, Perak, Malaysia on 31st January 2022 during Chinese New Year eve.
This surprised me actually because I received Thailand radio stations from Yala in Bagan Datuk & Selekoh, Perak state, Malaysia.
Usually I just heard North Perak such as Gerik, Klian Intan, Semanggol and Bagan Serai could receive Thailand radio stations partially.
About Radio Thailand Yala FM 95.0MHz, Bagan Datuk is the newest location to receive this radio station after Ipoh where I heard in January 2020.
Transmitter site is located in Khao Pok Yo, Bannang Sata District, Yala Province, Thailand. Radio Thailand Yala operates at 1kW transmitter power on FM 95.0MHz.
Signal negative on FM 92.0MHz and FM 94.25MHz due to Gunung Kledang transmitter (Ai FM 92.1MHz & Mix FM 94.3MHz).
Here are the videos of receiving Radio Thailand Yala FM 95.0MHz in Bagan Datuk & Selekoh, Perak, Malaysia.
1. Bagan Datuk (269km)
STEREO signal is detected at final part of the video.
2. Selekoh (276km)
Radio Thailand Yala FM 95.0MHz is having adjacent channel interference with RTM Radio Klasik FM 94.9MHz from Gunung Jerai in Bagan Datuk and Selekoh, Perak, Malaysia.
After I had written about receiving Indonesia radio stations from Medan in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia, it is even more interesting to receive FM radio signal in Sitiawan where is further than Indonesia and Thailand (Satun).
In the past years, I could receive few radio stations from Gunung Telapak Burok in Sitiawan such as Traxx FM 88.7MHz, Ai FM 89.7MHz, Hitz FM 95.0MHz, Hot FM 99.5MHz and CityPlus FM 106.0MHz which I recorded from 2018 to 2020. Receiving distance from Gunung Telapak Burok to Sitiawan Tua Pek Kung temple is 212km.
On 2nd February 2022, I received 3 Gunung Ledang transmitted radio stations at Tua Pek Kung temple in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia such as Ai FM 100.4MHz, Melody FM 107.3MHz and Negeri FM 107.7MHz. Distance is 292km, hence it becomes the furthest radio transmitter received there.
Note: It happens only during tropospheric propagation. No signal is available during normal propagation.
1. Ai FM 100.4MHz
Signal did not hold for long period as Ai FM 100.4MHz propagation from Gunung Ledang disappeared quickly in Sitiawan, Perak. Adjacent channel interference with MY FM 100.6MHz from Gunung Kledang which is local transmitter could be detected when monitoring Ai FM 100.4MHz signal.
2. Melody FM 107.3MHz
The most stable and loudest Gunung Ledang radio station heard in Sitiawan, Perak before Radio Muslim Al-Fatih FM 107.3MHz from Medan, Indonesia overspill its signal there.
3. Negeri FM 107.7MHz
In Sitiawan, there are three RTM state radio stations available such as Perak FM 95.6MHz (from Gunung Kledang), Pahang FM 107.5MHz (Gunung Ulu Kali) and Selangor FM 100.9MHz (from GUnung Ulu Kali), meanwhile Mutiara FM 93.9MHz Gunung Jerai is very weak. However, Negeri FM 107.7MHz from Gunung Ledang is receivable partly, while 92.6MHz from Gunung Telapak Burok is not receivable due to adjacent station Hitz FM 92.7MHz from Gunung Kledang.
Adjacent channel interference with GoXUAN FM 107.6MHz from Bukit Penara, Penang was detected when monitoring Negeri FM 107.7MHz Gunung Ledang signal propagation in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia.
Suria FM 88.5MHz, IKIM FM 89.5MHz, Mix FM 91.1MHz, Best FM 94.8MHz, Traxx FM 97.4MHz, and Melaka FM 102.3MHz are negative in Sitiawan, Perak during tropospheric season.
Every year of Chinese New Year festival, I do travel to Sitiawan on second day of Chinese New Year holiday from Teluk Intan, and I enjoy eating Red Wine Noodles there.
Tua Pek Kung temple at Pasir Panjang in Sitiawan, Perak is the place where I often visit annually. The place is a Chinese workship temple, also some food and confectionery stalls there.
It is an interesting place to perform "radio fishing" (also known as DXing). I brought two radio receivers such as TECSUN PL-380 and PL-310ET there. Before I owned these receivers, I usually DX through Samsung Galaxy V Plus radio, but it is not nice because it is audio only, instead of footage based.
In January 2020, I only caught two Indonesia radio stations, namely Radio DSB FM 93.8MHz from Deli Serdang and Sergai FM 92.5MHz from Sei Rampah. For 2022, these two radio stations had no signal could be heard in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia, but I received three radio stations from Medan, Indonesia.
Reception of Medan based Indonesia radio stations in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia were inconsistently receivable, instead they are tropospheric propagation only.
Here are the list of Indonesia radio stations which I received in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia on 2nd February 2022. Receiving distance is between 235km and 240km.
1. Suara Medan FM 94.7MHz
The most difficult Indonesia radio station received in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia due to interference with RTM Perak FM 94.7MHz from Gunung Brinchang which is also distant weak transmitter.
Co-channel interference between Suara Medan FM 94.7MHz and Perak FM 94.7MHz Gunung Brinchang transmitter could be heard during tropospheric propagation in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia. Hence, this is a troposphere interference.
2. Mutiara Kartika FM 100.3MHz Medan
Another radio station which is also difficult to be received in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia due to adjacent radio station MY FM 100.2MHz from Bukit Larut. However, Mutiara Kartika FM 100.3MHz signal strength was getting higher and clearer there during tropospheric propagation with little interference from MY FM 100.2MHz Bukit Larut transmitter.
3. Radio Muslim Al-Fatih FM 107.3MHz Medan
Signal was weaker than Mutiara Kartika FM 100.3MHz in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia, but co-channel interference with another tropospheric radio station Melody FM 107.3MHz from Gunung Ledang (which covers Melaka and North Johor) was detected.
Overall, Mutiara Kartika FM 100.3MHz was the strongest Medan based radio stations, but it has interference with MY FM 100.2MHz from Bukit Larut, meanwhile Radio Muslim Al-Fatih FM 107.3MHz is the most stable one without interference obviously.
Radio Radja Medan FM 107.7MHz, and RRI Medan PRO-2 FM 92.4MHz signal were negative in Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia.
Bagan Datuk is located in Southwest Perak, where is 40km away from Teluk Intan. It is also located in coastal area of Perak state.
This small town makes me interesting to receive Indonesia FM radio stations from Medan and other areas within North Sumatra province due to its geographical condition.
There are 7 Indonesia radio stations received in Bagan Datuk during Chinese New Year eve when it fell on 31st January 2022.
1. Radio Republik Indonesia RRI Medan FM 92.4MHz
Signal propagation was on and off, receiving distance is 243km.
2. Radio Sergai FM 92.5MHz from Sei Rampah
Weakest Indonesia radio station received in Bagan Datuk, interference with tropospheric radio station RRI Medan PRO-2 FM 92.4MHz could be heard.
Receiving distance from Sei Rampah to Bagan Datuk: 192km
3. Radio DSB FM 93.8MHz from Deli Serdang
Bagan Datuk was my second location to receive Radio DSB FM 93.8MHz on 31st January 2022 after Sitiawan in January 2020. Receiving distance from Deli Serdang is 218km.
4. Radio Indah Suara RIS FM 96.5MHz from Perbaungan
The most powerful tropospheric radio station heard in Bagan Datuk, but it had adjacent channel interference with Sinar FM 96.4MHz from Bukit Larut occasionally. Receiving distance from Perbaungan to Bagan Datuk is 208km.
5. Radio Kardopa Medan FM 99.4MHz (adjacently tune to 99.5MHz)
Signal is unavailable on FM 99.4MHz due to local radio station THR Raaga FM 99.3MHz from Gunung Ulu Kali, but Radio Kardopa Medan could be heard in Bagan Datuk by tuning the frequency adjacently to FM 99.5MHz.
Distance is 240km.
6. Radio Muslim Al-Faith FM 107.3MHz Medan
My second Perak location to receive Radio Muslim Al-Fatih FM 107.3MHz after Teluk Intan. Signal is stable with statics and without interference, but it is not clear as Radio Indah Suara FM 96.5MHz from Perbaungan and Radio Radja FM 107.7MHz from Medan.
Receiving distance is 244km.
7. Radio Jawa (Raja FM) 107.7MHz Medan
First location to receive Radio Jawa (Raja FM) 107.7MHz in Perak state, and it is the clearest Medan based radio station, however adjacent channel interference with GoXUAN FM 107.6MHz from Bukit Penara could be heard occasionally there.
Here is a chart of Indonesia radio stations which I received in Bagan Datuk, Perak, Malaysia from clearest to weakest.
1. Radio Indah Suara FM 96.5MHz Perbaungan
2. Radio Jawa (Raja) FM 107.7MHz Medan
3. Radio Muslim Al-Fatih FM 107.3MHz Medan
4. Radio DSB FM 93.8MHz Deli Serdang
5. Radio Republik Indonesia RRI Medan PRO-2 FM 92.4MHz
6. Sergai FM 92.5MHz Sei Rampah
7. Radio Kardopa Medan FM 99.4MHz
I could not receive Suara Medan FM 94.7MHz and Mutiara Kartika FM 100.3MHz in Bagan Datuk as I planned early because RTM Perak FM 94.7MHz and Pahang FM 100.3MHz from Gunung Brinchang are quite strong there (thus weaker signal).
Two years ago in January 2020, I received 3 Thailand radio stations in Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia during tropospheric propagation such as Radio Thailand Satun FM 99.5MHz, MCOT Satun FM 93.25MHz and Radio Thailand Yala FM 95.0MHz.
Now in 2022, I receive a Thailand radio station in Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia which is even further than Satun in terms of receiving distance.
In 1st February 2022, I received PSU Radio Pattani FM 107.25MHz in Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia in the morning during cold tropospheric propagation.
Interference noise from Nasional FM 107.1MHz Bukit Larut transmitter could be heard when I received PSU Radio Pattani FM 107.25MHz, but interference was reduced after tuning adjacently to FM 107.26MHz.
- Receiving distance: Jalan Woo Saik Hong, Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia
- Distance: 317km
- Receiving date/time: 01.02.2022 0912H (UTC+8)
- Receiver: TECSUN PL-380
Before 2022, Radio Thailand Satun FM 99.5MHz was the furthest radio station in Teluk Intan with 310km distance. Now, I break the FM DX record again by receiving PSU Radio Pattani FM 107.25MHz with 317km distance.
Flashback 2020: MCOT Satun 93.25MHz, Radio Thailand Yala FM 95.0MHz & Radio Thailand Satun FM 99.5MHz reception in Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia.
In 2019, I was used to only receive an Indonesia radio station in Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia, it was Radio Sergai FM 92.5MHz from Sei Rampah, North Sumatera Province.
During Chinese New Year festival in 2022, I traveled to Teluk Intan, Perak after 2 years hiatus. Hence, I never forget about FM DXing.
Compare with 2020, I have received more tropospheric radio stations in Teluk Intan this year. There are about 4 Indonesia radio stations from Medan received in Teluk Intan, Perak, namely:
- Radio Republik Indonesia RRI Medan PRO-2 FM 92.4MHz
- Suara Medan FM 94.7MHz
- Radio Kardopa FM 99.4MHz Medan (adjacently tuned on 99.5MHz)
- Radio Muslim Al-Fatih FM 107.3MHz
- Radio Jawa (Raja) FM 107.7MHz
Receiving distance from transmitter sites is between 265km and 272km.
1. Radio Republik Indonesia RRI Medan PRO-2 FM 92.4MHz
Signal was received at Jalan Changkat Jong nearby Caltex petrol station, propagation was weak.
2. Suara Medan FM 94.7MHz
The hardest Indonesia radio station received in Teluk Intan, Perak because FM 94.7MHz is mostly RTM Perak FM signal from Gunung Brinchang. I only received this rare signal of Suara Medan FM 94.7MHz from Indonesia under troposphere interference condition.
3. Radio Muslim Al-Fatih FM 107.3MHz
Received in two locations, Pasir Berdamar site nearby Perak River and Jalan Changkat Jong. Signal is only available during tropospheric propagation.
4. Radio Jawa (Raja) FM 107.7MHz Medan
Rare signal actually. FM 107.7MHz has no signal during most of the time, meanwhile interference from GoXUAN FM 107.6MHz Bukit Penara transmitter happens occasionally in Teluk Intan.
5. Radio Kardopa Medan FM 99.4MHz
Frequency is actually FM 99.4MHz. Due to THR Raaga FM 99.3MHz Gunung Ulu Kali transmitter, I tuned the frequency adjacently to FM 99.5MHz, hence adjacent station Radio Kardopa Medan was heard in Teluk Intan.
Among 5 Indonesia radio stations which I received in Teluk Intan, Radio Muslim Al-Fatih FM 107.3MHz was the strongest, following by Radio Radja Medan FM 107.7MHz and RRI Medan PRO-2 FM 92.4MHz.
Throwback 2015, 2016 & 2019: Radio Mora FM 91.3MHz (Pematangsiantar) Sergai FM 92.5MHz from Sei Rampah, Indonesia received in Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia
When I was used to work at a broadcast transmission equipment company which sell transmitters, antenna systems and telemetry devices from April 2019 to May 2020, I realized something about broadcast transmission market in Malaysia by comparing with Indonesia, and Thailand etc.
I didn't feel easy to take more radio broadcasters as my clients for Malaysia market by offering and introducing what my former company did actually. Malaysia broadcast transmission market is small, compare with Thailand and Indonesia, but bigger than Singapore and Brunei.
I don't compare with Singapore and Brunei as these two countries are very small.
Malaysia broadcast transmission towers are mostly dominated by Telekom Malaysia (TM), the biggest telecommunication company in Malaysia. I noticed that all Malaysia radio broadcasters are using TM broadcast transmission infrastructure, only few radio stations use CELCOM infrastructure.
Only campus radio stations own transmitter towers, meanwhile RTM also owns its transmitter tower, but in rural areas (gap filler transmitter).
It is not easy to offer transmitters system to RTM because all the deals are going through tenders. Of course, it is not easy to win the tenders because the participants need to meet the tender criteria, and somewhat it is about the human network relationship too.
Human network is important when coming to business deal of radio broadcast equipment.
What I attempted to deal with small scale of commercial radio broadcasters, most of their transmission equipment were offered by TM as it is under a package (not to disclose very much due to confidential story).
Malaysia broadcast transmission equipment market is smaller than studio equipment market because TM dominates the broadcast transmitter system services.
What I see is all Malaysia radio broadcasters use same transmitter sites due to strategic site to reach more areas, instead of owning transmitter tower. They don't compete each other in terms of transmission coverage, but they compete in terms of radio content.
In Thailand and Indonesia, many radio broadcasters have their own transmitter sites. So, you will realize transmitter towers of radio stations are everywhere. None of radio stations share transmitter tower with public broadcasters in Indonesia and Thailand.
In Thailand, very less radio stations are sharing transmitter sites. Some of community/commercial radio stations transmit from public broadcaster transmission tower, in fact they don't own transmitter, instead rent the frequency from public broadcaster via private lease. (Example: Virgin Hitz FM 95.5MHz in Bangkok, operated under Radio Thailand via private lease).
Most of radio broadcasters (public and commercial) in Malaysia broadcast nationwide by having more repeaters in the country, but Thailand and Indonesia radio stations don't have it.
In Thailand, the flagship national radio station, Radio Thailand FM 92.5MHz (also on AM 891kHz) doesn't broadcast nationwide by adding repeaters outside Bangkok area, but Radio Thailand launches provincial radio stations to cater local listeners by delivering localized content because most of listeners outside Central Thailand (Bangkok) don't listen to Bangkok content. Even Thailand famous commercial broadcaster in Bangkok like EFM 94, Greenwave 106.5, Hitz 955, MET107FM etc don't expand coverage nationwide as they focus only in Bangkok City, rather than available outside Bangkok via FM frequencies.
Some of Thailand radio stations have more frequencies, but they focus only the important provinces.
In Indonesia, only Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI) Pro-3 broadcasts nationwide as it is a news radio station for the country, the rest channels (PRO-1, PRO-2, PRO-4) are localized content.
Thailand and Indonesia have many community radio broadcasters, meanwhile Malaysia has very less community radio broadcasters. Malaysia community radio stations are mostly online based, rather than FM frequency.
Thailand and Indonesia radio stations can compete in terms of coverage and radio content. Different towers have different coverage.
It is not easy to run radio stations in Malaysia because radio broadcasters have to pay expensive transmission fees to TM when they use TM transmitter infrastructure. Having own transmitter site by building the tower is not easy in Malaysia because of transmitter coverage. Radio broadcasters may not get more listeners like what competitor did due to coverage.
The unique of Malaysia radio market is having multi-language radio stations where Thailand and Indonesia don't really have. In Thailand and Indonesia, there are few minority languages radio stations, but they broadcast only as slots.
Example: MCOT MET107FM, broadcast in Thai and English.
Overall, I feel Thailand and Indonesia radio broadcast markets are more competitive than Malaysia due to transmission towers as radio stations in Thailand and Indonesia own the towers, rather than renting infrastructure from a company.
RTM Kelantan FM has Jeli frequency on 90.0MHz, transmitted from Bukit Tangki Air tower. Kelantan FM 90.0MHz covers only Jeli town, instead of Jeli district, the coverage is up to only 10km per radius.
10km away from Jeli town. FM 90.0MHz becomes Thailand radio station.
My friend Senn Lens caught Thailand radio station on FM 90.0MHz around Jeli-Gerik highway. This radio station is Champion Radio FM 90.0MHz, a community radio station from Sungai Golok, Thailand.
Transmitter tower is located in Pasemat sub-district, Sungai Golok district, Narathiwat Province, Thailand.
The video by Senn Lens was recorded in February 2020, and received at Kampung Batu Melintang, Jeli, Kelantan, Malaysia. In the video, there was Caltex Batu Melintang petrol station recorded when heading from Jeli to Gerik.
FM 90.0MHz is Champion Radio from Sungai Golok in Kampung Batu Melintang, Jeli, Kelantan, rather than Kelantan FM from Bukit Tangki Air.
In terms of coverage, Champion Radio FM 90.0MHz is available in Rantau Panjang, Ayer Lanas, Pasir Mas and part of Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia.
Kelantan FM 90.0MHz from Bukit Tangki Air (Jeli town) suffers co-channel interference with Champion Radio FM 90.0MHz from Sungai Golok, Thailand when it is received more than 10km per radius from transmitter site, but the co-channel interference on FM 90.0MHz doesn't affect Kelantan FM's listeners because Kelantan FM can be tuned on FM 97.3MHz from Bukit Bakar alternatively in affected areas, even FM 102.9MHz from Wakaf Che Yeh.
In 2019, my activity of FM DXing signal monitoring focused mainly in west coast of Peninsular Malaysia (mainly Penang, Kedah, Pahang, Johor, Negeri Sembilan and Perak).
Here are the radio stations which I received in 2019, based on locations:
1. Alor Setar, Kedah
* Boss FM 102.8MHz Pematangsiantar, North Sumatera, Indonesia (379km)
2. Kuala Kedah
* Al-Falah Radio FM 93.8MHz Sigli, Aceh Province, Indonesia (486km)
3. Gurun, Kedah
* Army Radio TP4 FM 103.0MHz Trang, Thailand (220km)
4. Gunung Jerai, Kedah
* MCOT Thailand Phatthalung FM 95.75MHz (206km)
5. Kepala Batas, Penang
* Army Radio TP4 FM 103.0MHz Trang, Thailand (253km)
6. Bukit Tambun, Penang
* Army Radio TP4 FM 103.0MHz Trang, Thailand (277km)
Unlike 2021, FM DXing activity in 2020 was focusing mostly in Perak and Selangor. In addition, due to "bloddy hell" lockdown, my DXing locations were limited. However, here are the furthest radio stations which I captured in 2020.
1. Sitiawan, Perak
* MCOT Satun FM 93.25MHz & Radio Thailand Satun FM 99.5MHz (285km)
2. Teluk Intan, Perak
* MCOT Satun FM 93.25MHz & Radio Thailand Satun FM 99.5MHz (310km)
3. Ipoh, Perak
* Thailand Parliament Radio Yala FM 89.0MHz, Radio Thailand Yala FM 95.0MHz, MCOT Yala FM 102.5MHz (193km)
4. Parit Buntar, Perak
* Kedah FM 105.7MHz Gunung Raya (153km)
5. Tanjung Piandang, Perak
* Radio Thailand Satun FM 99.5MHz (182km)
6. Bagan Serai, Perak
* Radio Thailand Yala FM 94.25MHz & FM 95.0MHz (175km)
Lojing Highlands is located in Kelantan, next to Pahang border in Cameron Highlands. The distance from Gua Musang to Lojing is 87km, meanwhile 35km from Brinchang, Cameron Highlands.
Photo credit to Masjlis Daerah Gua Musang
Several radio stations from Ipoh, Machang, Cameron Highlands and Thailand (Yala) are available in Lojing Highlands. Here are the radio stations' frequencies list:
* 87.6MHz: 8FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 87.9MHz: Fly FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 88.1MHz: Kelantan FM FELDA Paloh Gua Musang- WEAK signal and interference with THR Gegar
* 88.3MHz: Radio Klasik Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 88.75MHz: Khon Tak Bai Radio (Thailand)
* 89.0MHz: Thailand Parliament Radio Station (Yala)
* 89.1MHz: Radio Klasik Gunung Brinchang (Cameron Highlands)
* 90.6MHz: Manis FM Tunjung (Kota Bharu)
* 90.9MHz: Nasional FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 92.0MHz: Radio Thailand Yala Channel 1
* 92.7MHz: Hitz FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 93.1MHz: Nasional FM Gunung Brinchang (Cameron Highlands)
* 94.25MHz: Radio Thailand Yala Channel 2
* 94.7MHz: Perak FM Gunung Brinchang (Cameron Highlands)
* 95.0MHz: Radio Thailand Yala Channel 3 (Malay Pattani broadcast)
* 95.5MHz: Radio Klasik Bukit Bakar (Machang)
* 96.0MHz: Suria FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 96.5MHz: Nasional FM Bukit Bakar (Machang)
* 96.9MHz: Sinar FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 97.3MHz: Kelantan FM Bukit Bakar (Machang)
* 97.9MHz: THR Raaga Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 98.25MHz: Radio Thailand Narathiwat
* 98.5MHz: Traxx FM Bukit Bakar (Machang)
* 99.3MHz: Ai FM Bukit Bakar (Machang)
* 99.8MHz: 988 FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 100.3MHz: Pahang FM Gunung Brinchang (Cameron Highlands)
* 100.6MHz: MY FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 100.9MHz: Minnal FM Bukit Bakar (Machang)
* 101.1MHz: Traxx FM Gunung Brinchang (Cameron Highlands)
* 101.5MHz: Lite FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 101.9MHz: Nasional FM Wakaf Che Yeh (Kota Bharu)
* 102.5MHz: MCOT Yala (Thailand)
* 102.7MHz: IKIM FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 102.9MHz: Kelantan FM Wakaf Che Yeh (Kota Bharu)
* 103.5MHz: Ai FM Gunung Brinchang (Cameron Highlands)
* 103.7MHz: Era FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 104.3MHz: Minnal FM Gunung Brinchang (Cameron Highlands)
* 104.5MHz: Hot FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)
* 104.7MHz: Traxx FM Wakaf Che Yeh (Kota Bharu)
* 105.1MHz: Asyik FM Gunung Brinchang (Cameron Highlands)>>Co-channel interference with Molek FM from Peringat
* 105.7MHz: Ai FM Wakaf Che Yeh (Kota Bharu)
* 106.1MHz: Suria FM Telipot (Kota Bharu)
* 106.4MHz: Zayan FM Gunung Kledang (Ipoh)>>Interference with Radio Thailand Sungai Golok
* 106.5MHz: Radio Thailand Sungai Golok
* 106.7MHz: Minnal FM Wakaf Che Yeh (Kota Bharu)
Note:
1. Mix FM 94.3MHz from Gunung Kledang (Ipoh) is unavailable in Lojing Highlands due to interference with Radio Thailand Yala FM 94.25MHz.
2. Melody FM 98.5MHz from Gunung Kledang (Ipoh) is not available in Lojing Highlands as the frequency is dominated by Traxx FM from Bukit Bakar.
