#2026-182RMC radio frequencies updated for Saint-Amand-Montrond and Loches
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This decision updates the technical terms under which RMC can broadcast on FM in two local areas in France: Saint-Amand-Montrond and Loches. It changes the frequencies, transmitter sites, antenna heights, and maximum power levels for those two services, while keeping the authorization in place. The practical effect is limited to the broadcaster and its engineering teams. RMC must operate these sites under the new technical limits and still complete any required international coordination before use if needed.
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Key Changes
- Replaces the technical annex for Saint-Amand-Montrond with a new FM frequency and transmitter setup.
- Replaces the technical annex for Loches with a new FM frequency and transmitter setup.
- Keeps both changes subject to successful international coordination where required.
Obligations
What this law requires
SAM Radio Monte-Carlo must operate the RMC service in the Saint-Amand-Montrond area on 101.2 MHz from the site at Les Carrés Bessons, lieudit La Mariauderie, Saint-Amand-Montrond (18), subject to the technical parameters set out in Annex I.
SAM Radio Monte-Carlo must limit the Saint-Amand-Montrond transmission to a maximum effective radiated power of 500 W and comply with the specified horizontal radiation attenuation limits by azimuth.
SAM Radio Monte-Carlo must operate the RMC service in the Loches area on 107.4 MHz from the site at chemin départemental 31, route de Puygibault, Loches (37), subject to the technical parameters set out in Annex II.
SAM Radio Monte-Carlo must limit the Loches transmission to a maximum effective radiated power of 500 W and comply with the specified horizontal radiation attenuation limits by azimuth.
Before using the technical parameters for either site, the authorization remains subject to the successful completion of international coordination procedures where required.