#2026-169Europe 1 transmission authorization updated for Angoulême frequency
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This decision updates the technical details for Europe 1’s FM broadcast in Angoulême. It sets the frequency at 106.7 MHz and specifies the transmission site, antenna height, and maximum power, along with directional limits on the signal. For Europe 1 Télécompagnie, this is a technical operating change rather than a broad policy shift. The update only matters for its licensed radio service and any coordination needed with international frequency authorities.
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Key Changes
- Replaces the technical annex for Europe 1’s authorized service.
- Assigns Angoulême to 106.7 MHz with a maximum radiated power of 1 kW.
- Sets the transmission site, antenna height, and signal attenuation limits, subject to international coordination.
Obligations
What this law requires
SAS Europe 1 Télécompagnie must operate the Europe 1 FM service in the Angoulême area on 106.7 MHz from the site at lieudit les Maisons Neuves, Garat (16), with an antenna height of 34 meters above ground and a maximum effective radiated power of 1 kW, subject to the horizontal radiation attenuation limits set out in the annex.
SAS Europe 1 Télécompagnie may rely on the amended technical parameters only if the international frequency coordination procedures reach a favorable outcome.
The transmission pattern must respect the specified azimuth-by-azimuth attenuation limits in the horizontal plane, measured as attenuation relative to the maximum effective radiated power.
The amended technical authorization applies only to the licensed Europe 1 radio service in the Angoulême zone, not as a general authorization for other services or locations.
The decision must be notified to SAS Europe 1 Télécompagnie.