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10 Codes & More.. Did I hear somebody callin' for the "Phantom"?... If the above seems like gobbledy-gook to you, then here is a list of the 10 codes used and more!
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| 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 air 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/Road conditions 10-16= Make pick up at 10-17= Urgent business 10-18= Anything for us? 10-19= Nothing for you, return to base 10-20= My location is 10-21= Call by telephone 10-22= Report in person to 10-23= Stand by 10-24= Completed last assignment 10-25= Can you contact 10-26= Disregard last information 10-27= I am moving to channel 10-28= Identify your station 10-29= Time is up for contact 10-30= Does not conform to FCC rules 10-32= I will give you a radio check 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 at 10-39= Your message delivered 10-41= Please turn to channel 10-42= Traffic accident at 10-43= Traffic tie up at 10-44= I have a message for you 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 with transmission in sequence 10-77= Negative contact 10-81= Reserve hotel room fo 10-82= Reserve room for 10-84= My telephone number is 10-85= My address is 10-91= Talk closer to the mike 10-93= Check my frequency on this channel 10-94= Please give me a long count 10-99= Mission completed, all units secure 10-200= Police needed at |
| CQ= General Call QSA= What is the signal strength? QRG= Tell me exact frequency QSB= Are my signals fading? QRH= Does frequency vary? QSD= Is my keying defective? QRI= How is tone of transmission? QSG= Send... message at one time QRK= Readability of signal is QSL= Acknowledge receipt QRL= Are you busy? I am busy QSM= Repeat last message QRM= Manmade interference QSO= Communicate direct or via relay QRN= Static QSP= Will you relay to...? QRO= Increase power QSV= Send series of V's |
QRP= Decrease power QSW= Will you send on this frequency? QRQ= Send faster QSX= Shall I switch to another frequency? QRS= Send slower QSY= Switching frequencies QRT= Stop sending QSZ= Send each group twice QRU= Do you have anything for me? QTA= Cancel message QRV= Are you ready? I am ready QTB= Do you agree with number of words? QRW= I am calling on... frequency QTC= How many messages to you have to send? QRX= What is the next schedule? QTH= Location QRZ= Who is calling? QTR= Exact time |
| Â Back door= last vehicle in a convoy Barefoot= running a CB radio without a linear Bear= law enforcement officer Bear bait= wreckless driver / speeder Bear cave / bear den= police station Bear in the air= police using aircraft / helicopter Beat the bushes= watch for speed traps (lead vehicle) Beaver= female Big wheel= the boss Bird dog= radar detector (fuzzbuster) Black & white= Texas state trooper Blowing the windows out= your signal is loud Bobtail= a truck without a trailer Bounce around= to pass in a hurry Bull hauler= a driver hauling cattle Camera= police radar gun Candyman= FCC inspector Cash box= toll booth Catch you on the flip= see you on the return trip Chain gang= a CB radio club Chicken coop= weigh station Chicken inspector= weigh station inspector Christmas lights= red & blue lights on a police car City kitty= local police officer Come back= repeat what you just said Come on= your turn to talk County mounty= county police officer Counting chickens= weighing trucks (at a weigh station) Customer= someone pulled over by a police officer Double-nickel= 55 MPH Driver= truck driver Draggin' wagon= tow truck |
Drop the hammer= speed up Evil Knievel= police officer on motorcycle Eye in the sky= police aircraft/helicopter Feed the bears= pay your traffic ticket Flip= return trip Flip-flop= U-turn Footwarmer= linear amplifier or modulator for CB radio Four wheeler= passenger car / pickup truck Front door= the lead vehicle in a convoy Full-grown= state trooper Georgia overdrive= neutral gear Got your ears on?= Is your CB radio on? Hammer= accelerator pedal Hammer lane= the fast lane Hand= truck driver Kojak with a Kodak= police officer with a radar gun Land line / Double L= telephone Local yokel= municipal police officer Lot lizard= working girl (found in truckstop parking lots) Mama bear= female police officer Meat wagon= ambulance Minding my business= driving legally (not speeding, etc) Negatory= no Plain white wrapper= unmarked police car painted white Rocking chair= middle vehicle in a convoy Seat cover= female (usually young & good-looking) Six pack= straight truck / delivery van (usually has 6 wheels) Smokey= police officer Smokey bear= police officer Suicide jockey= driver hauling explosives Taking pictures= shooting radar (police officer) |
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