Lorenzo, IZ0KBA, produced this YouTube video from his reception on 30 November 2013 at 1600-1630 UTC on 17860 kHz:

http://youtu.be/d-aHkMLurEo

Tim, K0RUS, in Colorado provide this video of his reception, same day and time. Note that Lorenzo and Tim, about 10,000 km apart, are hearing the same transmitter on the same 17860 kHz frequency:

http://youtu.be/-8yjAPO7NqU

Marco, IK0DWN, also near Rome, produced this YouTube video based on his reception 1 December 2013 at 1930-2000 on 15670 kHz. As we near the winter solstice, reception of this frequency in Europe becomes more difficult, but the MFSK16 and 32 modes provide 100% copy:

http://youtu.be/2gUquvADF3A

Andy, N9VT, in northern Virginia provided this video for reception, same day time, and frequency. Andy’s location tends to be in the skip zone for 15670 kHz, i.e. its too close to the North Carolina transmitter for good shortwave reception, but his signal was S5, providing fair reception and decode:

http://youtu.be/DpOR0qe55XU

Gary, N3CZ, in Maryland, about 100 km, had good reception from the same 15670 kHz transmission thanks to his 8-element log periodic antenna:

http://youtu.be/YPJMuQ39a10