This week’s decoded #Radiograms! 21-23 December 2018

Jitter due to breaks in the internet connection affected three of the images received via New Zealand SDRs, 0800-0830 UTC, 7730 kHz from WRMI Florida. Fortunately, the @TecsunRadios PL880 was not affected! MFSK32 and MFSK64 text decoded 100%. pic.twitter.com/6UUYWtpzUT

— Shortwave Radiogram (@SWRadiogram) December 23, 2018

no signal from WRMI 7730 in Flanders Belgium this morning. but thanks to a websdr in Texas i still got the broadcast of @SWRadiogram and the pic of @TecsunRadios. hopeful for a better reception next week! pic.twitter.com/evkcKMG9FB

— Thomas (@Thomas9820) December 23, 2018

0800UTC 23/12/18 @SWRadiogram #79 (WRMI) received locally & @TecsunRadios Australia KiwiSDR in parallel. Signal in Sydney had passable MFSK64 & noisy/missing images, much clearer via Goulburn. Bonus decode of @BroadSpectrumR as well. #DecodeToWin pic.twitter.com/YOt3ejqZid

— Gough Lui (@lui_gough) December 23, 2018

@SWRadiogram @TecsunRadios Tecsun image decoded in northern Florida during the 0800-0830 UTC broadcast from @WRMIRADIO on 5850 kHz. All images and text were decoded. pic.twitter.com/GcRq4VKcXQ

— Al Holt (@grovekid2) December 23, 2018

@TecsunRadios @SWRadiogram WRMI's 5850kHz 0800 23/Dec/2018 UT SW radiogram with the Tecsun contest photo #1 in well in Michigan 1700 km — a little 'fuzzy' but text in near 100%. Thanks for the contest! pic.twitter.com/aNqwQ6eyVc

— Radioguy (@kvzichi) December 23, 2018

@SWRadiogram Final chance for this week's Tecsun image sent during the 2330-2400 UTC, 7780 kHz broadcast. Received and decoded in northern Florida, USA. Not the best time/frequency for me. pic.twitter.com/4Q86MuREOJ

— Al Holt (@grovekid2) December 24, 2018