Despite some poor shortwave conditions during the weekend of 12-13 Aril 2014, three videos of reception and decoding of VOA Radiogram were provided by listeners, including one all the way from Japan.

This video from T.W. in Japan was from the broadcast Saturday at 0930-1000 on 5745 kHz. The decode was not perfect, but not bad considering the conditions and the huge distance from the North Carolina transmitter:

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Nicolas in Colombia produced this video on his reception Sunday at 0230-0300 on 5745 kHz. Again, the decode is not perfect, but respectable given reception on an inexpensive Sony ICF-SW15 portable radio that, according to its specs, does not even tune down to the 5745 kHz transmission frequency:

youtu.be/aEjoqQOI62k

Tim in Colorado received and decoded the same transmission, using amateur radio equipment:

youtu.be/0BE6y31_dgk

Magdiel in Mexico produced this video of same broadcast, first six minutes, showing successful text decode despite local electrical noise caused by streetlights:

youtu.be/SNTGR9ATUlA

There is also a brief video of this broadcast Saturday at 1600-1630 UTC on 17860 kHz, contained in this Twitter post from Ricardo in Spain.

Sceen capture by Japanese listener  T.W.: