Operation
This table lists codes adopted by the Associated Public Safety Communications Officers (APCO)
Code | Meaning |
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Your signal is bad. | |
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Your signal is good. | |
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Stop transmitting. | |
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Message was received and | |
| understood. |
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Relay information to ___. | |
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I am busy. OR Are you busy? | |
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Out of Service. | |
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In Service. | |
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Repeat last message. | |
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Negative (NO). | |
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___ in service. | |
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Stand by. | |
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Report road / weather | |
| conditions. |
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Information. | |
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Message delivered. | |
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Reply to message. | |
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Code | Meaning |
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En route. | |
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Urgent. | |
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Contact ___. | |
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What is your location? | |
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Call ___ by telephone. | |
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Cancel last message. | |
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___ arrived at the scene. | |
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___ assignment complete. | |
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Meet ___. | |
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Estimated time of arrival is ___. | |
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Use caution. | |
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Pick up. | |
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Emergency traffic. Clear the | |
| channel. |
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What time is it? | |
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Switch to channel ___. | |
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___ cannot understand. | |
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Maximum Range
The maximum range and quality of CB transmissions vary depending on the following conditions:
•the type and quality of antenna used
•the height of the antenna’s mounting
•the surrounding
•weather conditions
•the number of nearby CBs operating on the same channel
•standing wave ratio (SWR) between the antenna and the CB.
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