#2026-211Updated FM Frequency Conditions for France Télévisions Services
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This decision updates the technical conditions for several radio frequencies used by France Télévisions services, including France Inter and the regional La 1ère services in Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Réunion. It sets or replaces details such as frequency, transmitter site, antenna height, maximum radiated power, and signal direction limits for each listed location. The practical impact is narrow. France Télévisions and its transmission partners must follow the new technical parameters, while listeners may see improved or adjusted radio coverage in the affected overseas areas. Several authorizations remain subject to successful international frequency coordination.
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Key Changes
- Replaces older technical conditions for multiple FM frequency authorizations held by France Télévisions.
- Sets detailed transmitter parameters for France Inter and La 1ère services in Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Réunion.
- Makes several frequency uses conditional on successful international coordination.
Obligations
What this law requires
France Télévisions must operate the listed France Inter and La 1ère radio services only on the frequencies, transmitter sites, antenna heights, maximum effective radiated powers, and horizontal radiation attenuation limits specified in the annexes replacing the prior authorization conditions.
For France Inter at Bellefontaine, operation must use 100.3 MHz from Fond Boucher, Case-Pilote, with antenna height 25 m above ground, maximum PAR 20 W, and the specified azimuth attenuation pattern; use remains subject to successful international frequency coordination.
For France Inter and Guadeloupe La 1ère at Morne-à-Louis, operation must use the assigned frequencies of 95.0 MHz and 96.9 MHz respectively from Morne-à-Louis, Pointe-Noire, with the annexed antenna heights, maximum PAR values of 2.5 kW and 4.3 kW, and the specified azimuth attenuation pattern; use remains subject to successful international frequency coordination.
For Martinique La 1ère and France Inter at Rivière-Pilote, operation must use 93.2 MHz and 100.3 MHz respectively from Morne Aca, Le Marin, with antenna height 27 m above ground, maximum PAR values of 350 W and 125 W, and the specified horizontal radiation attenuation limits; use remains subject to successful international frequency coordination.
For Réunion La 1ère in the Cirque de Cilaos, Cirque de Mafate, and Cirque de Salazie zones, operation must use 93.5 MHz, 89.2 MHz, and 90.8 MHz respectively from the transmitter sites and antenna heights stated in Annexes VI to VIII, with maximum PAR values of 200 W, 15 W, and 200 W and the specified azimuth attenuation patterns; use remains subject to successful international frequency coordination.