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Thread ID: 119806	2011-08-10 12:57:00	Top 10 codes you aren't meant to know	bot (15449)	PC World Chat

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1222406	2011-08-11 05:45:00	Found these a wee while later. These are the 10 codes and a few others that are used fairly frequently. STATUS CODES 10-0 Finished duty 10-1 Message for all to hear 10-2 Responding to job 10-3 Free for further job 10-4 Repeat message 10-5 Off for 5 minutes 10-6 Change channel 10-7 Off air at job 10-8 Off for meal but available 10-9 Require assistance 10-10 Urgent assistance ENQUIRIES QP Query person QVR Query vehicle registration QY Query ownership There are many other codes that are used very occaisionally.	Roscoe (6288)
1222407	2011-08-11 05:47:00	Now when you're scanning the police bands you'll know who's at the donut shop :lol:	Agent_24 (57)
1222408	2011-08-11 10:22:00	The NZ police also have a few other codes, that follow a 1A template, eg 3T, 1K, etc. From memory some are; 1A alarm sounding (usually a house/car alarm) 1B bomb threat 1C suspicious persons/activity 1D domestic 1K intoxicated person/persons 1U and 1V traffic incident/collision 1X suicide 3T turnover (pulling over a car usually) The range runs from 1 to 6 or 7, however only 1-4 are documented publicly. They also have 4-digit numeric codes for various crimes/acts and K-series for job results. A very good list is available at www.b8s.co.nz . I wonder how often 2710 is used :banana Now when you're scanning the police bands you'll know who's at the donut shop :lol: Can't do that anymore since the P.25 spec radios came in, it's all encrypted to the eyeballs with 3DES and AES.	ubergeek85 (131)
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