VOA Radiogram is a Voice of America program experimenting with digital text and images via shortwave broadcasting. It is produced and presented by Dr. Kim Andrew Elliott.
Al in Florida listened to VOA Radiogram, 28 February 2015, 0930-1000 UTC, on 5910 kHz, using NooElec Nano RTL-SDR USB stick with a RANVerter Pi upconverter [shouldn’t that be downconverter?] built from a kit, “all of this housed in a Wallgreens Drug plastic soap travel case!” …

Here is the radio in action, with the SDR interface on the computer display …

A a closeup of the spectrum display and waterfall …

One of the images he decoded with his SDR …

Tarmo in Estonia also used a USB dongle, an RTL-SDR, but instead of using a upconverter, he used modified drivers for the RTL-SDR from github.com/mutability/rtl-sdr/ which allows shortwave reception …

Here’s one of the images Tarmo received 28 February 2015, 1600-1630 UTC, 17860 kHz (over 7000 km from the transmitter) …
