Every radio carries its own battery percentage that drains as it is used and cuts out at zero, recharged with dedicated charging items. Drain speed, starting percentage and whether the system is on at all are set in the config, so the mechanic can be a hard survival constraint or a light background detail.

The radio list shows everyone on your current frequency in a minimal panel you can move, hide and keep positioned between sessions, with an editable nickname and a custom wallpaper. Channels change instantly on Page Up and Page Down, frequencies can be locked to jobs, and callsigns work with badge and ID systems.

Three animation styles cover most situations: near the face, with a handheld prop, or on the chest for service jobs, and the choice is remembered per player. A jammer item blocks communication inside a configured area with one whitelisted frequency left open, and using a radio in water shocks the player and deals damage.

Compatibility covers ESX, QBOX, QBCore and standalone setups, and the framework connection files ship open so a custom base can be wired in without guesswork. Sound design fills in the rest: battery warnings, lost connection alerts, jammer placement props and distance based audio you can tune in the config.