FiveM Radio Script QB ESX | Jammers & Locked Channels | RP Control

FiveM radio script QB ESX built for serious roleplay servers, delivering realistic communication control with distance-based audio, private channels, and area jamming that changes how players coordinate in-game.

FD Radio V2 isn’t just a redesign—it’s a complete evolution of how radios behave inside your server. From the moment players pick up the custom walkie talkie, you’re introducing a system that adds tension, strategy, and authenticity to every situation. Whether it’s police coordination, gang operations, or covert missions, communication finally feels like something players have to manage—not take for granted.

This is the kind of system that quietly transforms gameplay. Suddenly, distance matters. Privacy matters. Control matters. And that’s where the immersion kicks in.

🎬 Script Showcase

See how radio range, lockable channels, and jammers completely change player communication and coordination in live gameplay.

📡 What This FiveM Radio Script QB ESX Changes

Once installed, your server moves away from basic voice channels into a fully controlled communication system. Players can no longer rely on perfect, unlimited radio clarity—distance introduces distortion, jammers shut down coordination, and locked channels protect sensitive conversations.

This creates entirely new gameplay dynamics. Law enforcement can secure operations, gangs can operate without interference, and admins gain better control over how communication flows across the server. It’s especially impactful for serious RP communities where realism and tactical play matter.

As a QBCore ESX radio with range jammer functionality, it fits naturally into both frameworks while remaining flexible enough to run standalone if needed.

⚙️ Features That Drive Real Roleplay Outcomes

Every feature in FD Radio V2 is designed to add control, realism, and flexibility to your server’s communication system:

• Highly optimized, dynamic, easy to read codebase for smooth server performance;
• Easy to use config with detailed documentation for quick setup and adjustments;
• Custom made scalable Walkie Talkie frame design with multiple colors, includes 6 colors;
• Custom made Walkie Talkie prop to hold in hand, reflecting the selected color for visual immersion;
• Movable radio frame with saved screen position for personalized UI layouts;
• Three different frame sizes, fully saved per player preference;
• Unique server identifier preventing overlapping settings across servers;
• Works standalone or with QB/ESX (any version) frameworks;
• Supports multicharacter setups seamlessly;
• On/off controls and volume adjustment directly on the radio interface;
• Range system where audio degrades with distance until it becomes unintelligible or muted;
• Option to disable range limits for specific jobs or channels;
• Lockable channels to prevent unauthorized access and eliminate channel guessing or stream sniping;
• Jammers that disable radio communication within a defined area for tactical scenarios;
• Persistent jammers that remain after server restarts unless removed;
• Multiple interface screens for user lists, call sign updates, settings, and channel locks;
• Supports pma-voice for advanced voice handling;
• Jammer pickup support via 3D Text, qtarget, qb-target, and ox_target;
• Quick channel swap command for fast communication changes;
• Configurable quick join list command for efficiency;
• Exports for swapping and leaving radio channels programmatically;
• Optional keybinds for opening radio and quick join list;
• Includes inventory icons for every available radio color;
• Custom radio channel naming configurable in the config;
• Automatic use of ESX, QB-Core, or Server Core notification systems when available;
• Compatible with all inventory systems;

🔧 Compatibility & Setup Notes

This FiveM radio script QB ESX is built to integrate cleanly into most server environments. It supports standalone usage or full integration with QBCore and ESX frameworks, making it flexible regardless of your setup.

• Frameworks: QB-Core, ESX (any version), standalone
• Voice System: pma-voice (mandatory, main branch)
• Dependencies: PolyZone (mandatory)
• Target Systems: qtarget, qb-target, ox_target, 3D Text support
• Inventory: All inventories supported
• Code Status: Open source

Being open source means full control—you can modify, extend, or tailor the system exactly to your server’s needs without restrictions or encryption barriers.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this work with both QBCore and ESX?

A: Yes, it supports both frameworks fully and can also run as a standalone resource if your server doesn’t use either.

Q: Is pma-voice required?

A: Yes, pma-voice is mandatory for this script to function, as it handles the advanced voice and range mechanics.

Q: Can I customize radio channels and names?

A: Yes, channel names and configurations are fully customizable through the config file.

Q: Are jammers permanent after placement?

A: Jammers persist after server restarts unless they are picked up, allowing for long-term gameplay scenarios.

Q: Is the script locked or encrypted?

A: No, it is completely open source, giving you full access to edit and expand the system.

🚀 Why This Changes Your Server

This isn’t just a communication tool—it’s a gameplay system. Players must think about distance, control access to channels, and deal with situations where communication can be completely cut off. That shift alone creates better RP, more tension, and more memorable moments.

Install it once, and suddenly radio isn’t just background functionality—it becomes part of the story your server tells every day.