Walkie-Talkie sound effects for that crackly voice between the squelches. Military chatter and police dispatch, recorded dry and then run through radio so they crackle properly. Static too, lots of it. You also get the hardware itself, buttons pressed and antennas moved, for when someone keys the mic on screen and waits for an answer.
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The dry and radio versions of the same line are the useful part. Play the dry take when the character is in the room and the radio take when they're on the other end, and the Male Voice stays the same person. Add a squelch at each end and some hiss underneath. For the busy background of an operation, Radio Chatter fills the gaps. Games use these for squad callouts, films for every stakeout.
