Cobra Electronics 29 NW specifications CB 10-Codes

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CB 10-Codes

CB 10-Codes

 

Citizen Bands have adopted the 10-CODES for

 

standard questions and answers. These codes

 

provide quick and easy communication, especially

 

in noisy areas. Following are some of the more

 

common codes and meanings:

 

Code

Meaning

 

10-1

Receiving poorly

 

10-2

Receiving well

 

10-3

Stop transmitting

 

10-4

OK, message received

 

10-5

Relay message

 

10-6

Busy, stand by

 

10-7

Out of service, leaving

 

10-8

In service, subject to call

 

10-9

Repeat message

 

10-10

Transmission completed standing by

 

10-11

Talking too rapidly

 

10-12

Visitors present

 

10-13

Advise weather/roads

 

10-16

Make pick up at

 

10-17

Urgent business

 

10-18

Anything for us?

 

10-19

Return to base

 

10-20

My location is

 

10-21

Call by phone

 

10-22

Report in person to

 

10-23

Stand by

 

10-24

Completed last assignment

 

10-25

Can you contact

 

10-26

Disregard last info

 

10-27

Moving to channel

 

10-28

Identify your station

 

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Code

Meaning

10-29

Time is up for contact

10-30

Does not conform to FCC rules

10-33

Emergency traffic

10-34

Trouble at this station

10-35

Confidential information

10-36

Correct time is

10-37

Wrecker needed at

10-38

Ambulance needed

10-39

Message delivered

10-41

Turn to channel

10-42

Traffic accident at

10-43

Traffic tie up at

10-44

Have a message for

10-45

All units within range please report

10-50

Break channel

10-60

What is next message number?

10-62

Unable to copy. Use phone

10-63

Net directed to

10-64

Net clear

10-65

Awaiting your next message/assignment

10-67

All units comply

10-70

Fire at

10-71

Proceed, transmission in sequence

10-77

Negative contact

10-81

Reserve hotel room for

10-82

Reserve room for

10-85

My address is

10-91

Talk closer to mic

10-93

Check my frequency on this channel

10-94

Give me a long count

10-99

Mission completed, all units secure

10-200

Police needed at

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