Hello friends,
We begin with good news and bad news. The good news is that last week's
special broadcast to the Notte Europea dei Ricercatori (European Researchers'
Night) in Frascati, Italy, was heard and decoded well in Frascati and many
other places. I was worried about that 17880 kHz frequ
Hello friends, VOA Radiogram program 130
will include a special broadcast for this week's European Researchers' Night.
This will be Friday, 25 September 2015, at 1830-1900 UTC, on 17880 kHz, from
our usual North Carolina transmitting site. The specific target is the Notte
europea dei ricercato
Hello friends, The Broadcasting Board of Governors has issued a Request for
Quotations for the development of software application to simply the process of
decoding text and images from radio broadcasts. The deadline is 26 September.
Details are here
http://voaradiogram.net/post/129339122877/bb
Hello friends, I just discovered this very good YouTube video explaining the
VOA Radiogram
concept:
http://voaradiogram.net/post/126838190562/video-from-finland-explains-the-voa-radiogram
This is in addition to the YouTube videos of VOA Radiogram produced each week by
Tim, K0RUS ...
https://ww
Last weekend’s comparison of images in MFSK16, MFSK32, MFSK64, and SSTV
Scottie DX, was interesting. In general, I think, it supports our use of MFSK32
both for text and images.
Here’s one example comparing the four modes:
http://voaradiogram.net/post/126092155122/comparing-images-in-four-modes
T
Hello friends,
Because of a busy week of audience research work, plus a week-long summer break
starting today, I will not be able to answer your reception reports for program
118 this weekend. I will resume responding to emails as soon as possible.
And because of the summer break, this email conta