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Ten Codes                          *  James Road (Street) 16,   Fairleads,   Benoni.        Tel: 011-969-3301,   Fax: 086-545-6004,  Cell: 082-264-4180  *   Bi-Comm Radios > Tech Info > Ten Codes What are Ten Codes? Ten Codes are abbreviations of worldwide questions and answers used on all types of radio. Profession CB'ers use Ten Codes to send their message quickly and easily. Additionally, Ten Codes can be readily understood by stations which may be receiving you poorly or when a language windbreak is present. Learning Ten Codes is most often washed-up by their use.Reprintingthis list of some of the most worldwide Ten Codes and alimony them near your radio. Use these Ten Codes in your daily communications and soon you will have most of them single-minded to memory!                           WorldwideCB Radio Ten Codes  10-1  Receiving poorly                          10-34  Trouble at this station                   10-2  Receiving well   10-35  Confidential information  10-3  Stop transmitting  10-36  Correct time is  10-4  Acknowledgement (OK)   10-37  Wrecker needed at  10-5  Relay message to ____   10-38  Ambulance needed at  10-6  Busy, please stand by   10-39  Your message delivered  10-7  Going of the air, out of action  10-41  Please turn to waterworks ____  10-8  On the air, misogynist for contacts  10-42  Traffic wrecking at ____  10-9  Please repeat  10-43  Traffic tie up at  10-10  Transmission completed, standing by   10-44  I have a message for you  10-11  Talking too rapidly   10-45  All units within range please report  10-12  Visitors present   10-50 Unravelchannel  10-13 TeachWeather/Road conditions   10-60  What is next message number?  10-16  Make pick up at ____  10-62  Unable to copy, use phone  10-17  Urgent business   10-63  Net directed to  10-18  Have you anything for us?  10-64  Net clear  10-19  Nothing for you, return to base   10-65  Awaiting your next message /assignment  10-20  My location is ____  10-67  All units comply  10-21  Call by telephone  10-70  Fire at ____  10-22  Report in person to ____  10-71  Proceed with transmission in sequence  10-23  Stand by   10-77  Negative contact  10-24  Completed last assignment   10-81  Reserve hotel room for ____  10-25  Can you contact ____  10-82  Reserve room for ____  10-26  Disregard last information   10-84  My telephone number is ____  10-27  I am moving to waterworks ____  10-85  My write is ____  10-28  Identify your station   10-91  Talk closer to the microphone  10-29  Time is up for contact   10-93  Check my frequency on this channel  10-30  Does not conform to FCC rules   10-94  Please count for me from one to ten  10-32  I will requite you a radio check   10-99  Mission completed, all units secure  10-33  Emergency Traffic   10-200  Police needed at ____  Codes in unvigilant are the most wontedly used codes      Official Ten-Code List  Association of Public Communications Officers (APCO)  10-0  Caution  10-50 Wrecking(fatal, injury or damage)  10-1  Unable to reprinting -- transpiration location  10-51  Wrecker needed   10-2  Signal good  10-52  Ambulance needed   10-3  Stop transmitting   10-53  Road obstructed at ...  10-4  Acknowledgement (OK)  10-54  Livestock on highway   10-5  Relay   10-55  Suspected Driving Under the Influence   10-6  Busy -- stand by unless urgent  10-56  Intoxicated pedestrian  10-7  Out of service   10-57  Hit and run incident   10-8  In service  10-58  Direct traffic   10-9  Repeat   10-59  Convoy or escort   10-10  Fight in progress   10-60  Squad in vicinity   10-11  Dog case  10-61  Isolate self for message  10-12  Stand by (stop)   10-62  Reply to message   10-13  Weather -- road report  10-63  Prepare to make written copy  10-14  Prowler report   10-64  Message for local delivery  10-15  Civil disturbance   10-65  Net message assignment  10-16  Domestic disturbance   10-66  Message receipt   10-17  Meet complainant   10-67  Clear for net message  10-18  Quickly   10-68 Stimulationinformation   10-19  Return to ...  10-69  Message received   10-20  Location   10-70  Fire  10-21  Call ... by telephone  10-71 Teachnature of fire  10-22  Disregard   10-72  Report progress on fire  10-23  Arrived at scene   10-73  Smoke report  10-24  Assignment completed   10-74  Negative  10-25  Report in person (meet) ...  10-75  In contact with ...  10-26  Detaining subject, expedite  10-76  En route ...  10-27  Drivers license information  10-77  ETA (estimated time of arrival)  10-28  Vehicle registration information  10-78  Need assistance   10-29  Check for wanted   10-79  Notify coroner   10-30  Unnecessary use of radio  10-80  Chase in progress   10-31 Treasonin progress   10-81  Breathalyzer  10-32  Man with gun  10-82  Reserve lodging   10-33  Emergency   10-83  Work school crossing at ...   10-34  Riot   10-84  If meeting ... teach ETA  10-35  Major treason zestful   10-85  Delayed due to ...  10-36  Correct time  10-86  Officer/operator on duty  10-37  (Investigate) suspicious vehicle  10-87  Pick up/distribute checks  10-38  Stopping suspicious vehicle  10-88  Present telephone number of ...  10-39  Urgent -- use light, siren  10-89  Bomb threat  10-40  Silent run -- no light, siren  10-90  Bank watchtower at ...  10-41  Beginning tour of duty  10-91  Pick up prisoner/subject   10-42  Ending tour of duty  10-92  Improperly parked vehicle  10-43  Information  10-93  Blockade  10-44  Permission to leave ... for ...  10-94  Drag racing  10-45  Animal carcass at ...  10-95  Prisoner/subject in custody  10-46  Assist motorist   10-96  Mental subject   10-47  Emergency road repairs at ...  10-97  Check (test) signal   10-48  Traffic standard repair at ...            10-98  Prison/jail unravel   10-49  Traffic light out at ...  10-99  Wanted/stolen indicated  Plain speech communications over public safety radio systems is preferred over the traditional 10-Codes and stimulation signals.     APCO provided a cadre list of codes from 10-1 to 10-39. Other codes are optional and non-standard wideness jurisdictions and may be problematic if multiple organisations must respond to the same incident.     Standardized codes are shown in bold.      * Home Products ◦  Alinco ◦  Antennae ◦  AnyTone ◦  Batteries & Chargers ◦  GME ◦  Icom ◦  Icom Land Mobile ◦  Icom Aircraft Radios ◦  Kenwood ◦  Kirisun ◦  Power Supplies ◦  Programming Cables ◦  QD Radios ◦  RTS Radios ◦  Vertex Standard ◦  Yaesu Used Radios Archives Electronic Components ◦  Potentiometer Tech Info ◦  Antenna SWR ◦  CW Abbreviations ◦  Electricity Theory ◦  Radio Frequencies ◦  Technical Resources ◦  Ten Codes Contact Us Meet the hairdo Site Map Privacy * Artikels ◦  Die Suidlanders