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In-Game Radio


Using the In-Game Radio

The in-game radio is your go-to tool for communicating with other officers / deputies in the field.



How do I use it?​

First, you want to run the /radio command in-game. This will open up the in-game radio menu - like so.


Radio Menu


Radio - Configuration

When you first enable the radio the suggested configuration is as follows:

  • Set the Radio Frequency to 155 MHz.
  • Turn up the Radio Volume to 100.
  • Turn on the Radio.
Turning on the Radio

In order to turn the radio on, you have to first enter the radio frequency.

Once that's done, you press the little nob on the top-left side of the radio. This will turn the radio on.



How do I talk over the radio?​

Once you've configured the radio and connected to the correct frequency, you can start talking to other officers.

Radio - Usage

To talk over the radio, you will have a Push To Talk button configured in your FiveM Settings. You must press and hold this key to talk.

  • To change the key, go to Settings > Key Bindings > FiveM > "(pma-voice) Talk over Radio".
    By default, this is set to LEFT ALT

This image shows you where exactly in the FiveM settings you can find the Push To Talk keybind for the radio.



Who can talk over the radio?​

All players are welcome to talk over the radio - however, as a civilian, you will not be allowed to talk over certain radio frequencies.

Civilian Radio

Civilians are allowed to talk over the radio. However, they must remain within the allowed civilian radio range.

  • The allowed civilian radio range is 100 to 150 MHz.
Restricted Frequencies

You will not be allowed to talk over the following frequencies (unless you have the proper clearance):

  • 155 - 174 MHz - Reserved for Law Enforcement Channels
  • 175 - 179 MHZ - Reserved for Law Enforcement Training

Trying to find which restricted frequencies you should be using?​

We recommend you to contact your supervisor! They will be able to help you find the correct frequencies to use.


The above frequencies are restricted for Law Enforcement Officers, Fire Fighters and Emergency Services.​

Civilians are not allowed to talk over any restricted frequency range(s) unless they have the proper clearance. However, they are permitted to listen to them if they wish.



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