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Many people remember Radio Caroline broadcasting from the North Sea from 1964 until 1990, but did you know that “the legend lives on!”

You can listen to Radio Caroline today on the Internet, on Satellite, and on World Space. Here’s how:

Internet
To listen to Radio Caroline on the Internet -  Click Here
I recommend you use the Real Player feed. If you do not have Real Player installed on your computer you can download Real Player here.

Satellite
Radio Caroline broadcasts from Eurobird 1 at 28.5E - 11390MHz V - SR 27500 - FEC 2/3 - Audio pid = 2332, so it can be recieved by anyone who has Sky Digital. Caroline is now listed on the Sky EPG channel 0199, so should no longer need to use the Add Channels feature to get it.

How to add Radio Caroline to a Sky Digibox

Radio Caroline also broadcasts from Astra 2C at 19.2 E - 10832 H - SR 22000 - FEC 2/3 - Audio pid = 4128.

WorldSpace
Frequency: 1.478 GHz R Transponder 5 (Beam: West)
Frequency: 1.471 GHz L Transponder 2 (Beam: East)
Frequency: 1.473 GHz L Transponder 3 (Beam: South)
SR: 1840 - FEC: 1/2 - Audio NID-TID: 843 F
This is a pay service. To find out more about WorldSpace - Click Here.

Caroline Schedule

The Radio Caroline website has lots of information and photos on it, along with all the latest news about the station. Just click on the banner at the top of the page.

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Radio Caroline began broadcasting off the Essex coast at noon on Easter Saturday, 28th March 1964, from the m.v. Caroline (formerly the m.v. Fredericia, renamed after John F. Kennedy’s daughter).
On May 9th, Radio Atlanta began broadcasting from the m.v. Mi Amigo and from 2nd July, the two stations merged. The m.v. Caroline sailed north to a position off the Isle of Man and became Radio Caroline North and m.v. Mi Amigo became Caroline South. More...

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