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From: hpk@vax135.UUCP (Howard Katseff)
Newsgroups: net.tv.drwho
Subject: Dr. Who on shortwave radio
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Date: Thu, 9-Jan-86 21:32:24 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan  9 21:32:24 1986
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Starting next Monday (January 13) the BBC World Service will be
broadcasting a multiweek serial of Dr. Who "adapted for radio from the
popular television series."  Each week will have a new 15 minute
segment and the show is broadcast 3 times a week.  Here is the
schedule, and frequencies on which the BBC should be audible in North
America...

DAY	TIME	FREQUENCIES

Mon	0445	6120, 6175
Tue	2100	6175, 15260
Wed	1115	5965, 6195, 11775

Times are in UTC, or what the BBC fondly calls "Greenwich Mean Time."
UTC is 5 hours ahead of EST, 8 hours ahead of PST.  Note that the first
showing is either late Sunday night or the wee hours of Monday morning
depending on where you are in North America.