Receiving a message does not deplete the battery faster. The power usages depends on range and if the radio is idle or currently being used to broadcast. The Radio has a limited and short battery life that it uses up over time before dying. Warhead Silo and SCP-049's Room are also located above Heavy Containment Zone, but are closer to Heavy Containment Zone than Light Containment Zone. Keep in mind, Light Containment Zone is above Heavy Containment Zone, so a Radio on Surface will have an easier time reaching a Radio in Light Containment Zone than a Radio in Heavy Containment Zone. High enough ranges can be used to communicate with players on other levels of the Facility. Below is a chart showing the distances for each range combination. So a Radio on Medium Range can communicate with a Radio on Long Range if it is within 656.3 meters and vice versa. For example, the default range, Medium, is 187.5m while Long range is 1125 meters. If two players are using different ranges on the Radio, the range the players can communicate with each other is the average of both ranges. The radio can be turned on or off by pressing Right Click. There are currently 4 ranges: Short Range, Medium Range, Long Range and Ultra Range ( SR, MR, LR, UR). One can change the channels by equipping the radio and pressing Left Click.
The radio does not need to be equipped in order to use it. Holding down V will allow the player to use the radio. While the radio is turned off, battery will not be consumed.ĭepleted radios can be recharged in SCP-914 on the 1:1 and Fine settings. Radios start with 100% charge, which will slowly deplete if the radio remains active. Radios allow for long range communication between other players who have radios, regardless of what team they may be on.
Radios are a type of item found in SCP: Secret Laboratory.
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