#2026-CA-12Temporary FM radio authorization for RJJ (Radio Jean Jooris) in Dives-sur-Mer
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This decision lets the association Zones d'Ondes / Normandie Média Edition Diffusion run a temporary FM radio station called RJJ - Radio Jean Jooris on 93.5 MHz in Dives-sur-Mer for one day, 15 May 2026. The station must follow technical limits on power and antenna setup, report its technical details to ARCOM, and get approval for any subcarrier use. For operators, the practical takeaway is that this is a tightly limited, short-term broadcast authorization. It creates compliance obligations around the transmitter, frequency use, and possible inspections, but it does not grant a permanent broadcasting right.
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Key Changes
- Authorizes a temporary FM radio broadcast on 93.5 MHz in Dives-sur-Mer for 15 May 2026 only.
- Sets technical limits for the station, including a maximum radiated power of 50 W and defined antenna/site conditions.
- Requires reporting to ARCOM, possible compliance checks, and separate approval for any subcarrier use.
Obligations
What this law requires
L'association Zones d'Ondes - Agence Associative : Normandie Média Edition Diffusion may operate the temporary FM radio service 'RJJ - Radio Jean Jooris' only on the authorized frequency and in accordance with the technical conditions set out in the annex and the convention with ARCOM Caen.
The station must operate only for the single authorized day of 15 May 2026.
The operator must use the technical parameters specified in the annex, including the 93.5 MHz frequency, the Dives-sur-Mer site, antenna height of 15 meters above ground, and maximum effective radiated power of 50 W.
The operator must communicate to ARCOM the effective technical description of the installation, including transmitter type and nominal power and the antenna system.
As soon as it becomes available, the operator must provide ARCOM with the measurement of the effective frequency excursion, defined as the statistical percentage of exceedances above 75 kHz over a minimum 15-minute period.