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These beacons consist of a large radio antenna, which, once built and supplied with the necessary power, will transmit a radio station listed as settlement recruitment beacon, attracting randomized settlers.

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Powering Up The Radio Transmitter To do that, use the nearby workbench to build and place two medium generators next to the Radio Transmitter. Then while still in the build mode, attach a wire between the generators and another one to the Radio Transmitter. Finally, activate them all to get everything running.

Fallout 4: How to Assign Workers ? GameTipCenter You'll notice that in the build menu, a new ?Command? prompt will be available when you put your cursor over a Settler in the town. Select the assign prompt onto the item and wait a few seconds, and you'll see a message come up that shows that the item has been assigned.

It's found under Misc in the Power category. You need to connect a generator to it for it to work. Berserker.

Sometimes, there will be a random event where a settler is accused by the others as being a synth. You can ask the accused, and they'll tell you whether they are or aren't. If you get banished from the Institute, some of your settlers can get replaced, which can cause them to start killing people.

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Green light means it's on. You can use the radio to check if you like. I'd like to point out that I also found this confusing due to the way the "switch" on the beacon works. We typically think of a vertically-aligned switch as "UP = ON" and "DOWN = OFF", like a light switch.