Broadcasting Channels
Radio Courtoisie broadcasts on the following FM band frequencies:
- Paris and Île-de-France: 95.6 MHz,
- Chartres: 104.5 MHz,
- Le Mans: 98.8 MHz,
- Le Havre: 101.1 MHz,
- Caen: 100.6 MHz,
- Cherbourg: 87.8 MHz.
Radio Courtoisie was transmitted by the HOT BIRD satellite of Eutelsat. It could be received either by the satellite bouquet satellite TPS (radio no. 80), or directly via transponder 120, at 10911 MHz, vertical polarisation verticale, 27500|Msymb/s, FEC 3/4, SID 3305, audio 3335. This transmission was planned to stop in 2008 with the disappearance of TPS.
Radio Courtoisie has been clearly accessible since January 2008 on the satellite bouquet CanalSat (satellite Astra H1 19°.2) on channel 179. It can also be received by internet via http://tv-radio.com using this Windows Media link.
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