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Friday[41], Oct 09, 2015
Tonight's Topic: "U-Pick-Em: A or B ( 10-9! )"
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Tonight, we are returning to the Friday Night Trivia Net's Question Category: "U-Pick-Em: A or B".
Basically, we will give you 2 Answers per Question and you pick the correct one -- either A or B.
Today is/was October 9th, the 282th day of 2015 -- often commonly abbreviated as "10-9".
Did you know that "10-9" is also used in the US by many local, state, and national service agencies (like Police and Fire Departments, 911 Dispatchers) in radio communications to mean "Repeat" (message)?
Organized in 1935, APCO (currently named the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials*) developed a "standardized" list of short coded radio phrases to convey tactical information quickly and clearly among various Police personnel and radio dispatchers.
These coded phrases were originally called the APCO "10 Codes".
Updated in 1974 and currently used by many Served-Agencies across the US and other countries, the Expanded APCO 10 Codes now number 100.
For example, in most jurisdictions, "10-4" means "Message received", "10-6" means "Station is busy", "10-7" means "Out of Service", while "10-33" usually means "Emergency" or even "Officer needs assistance".
So, how much do you know about the 10 Codes?
Please give us your best answer for each of the following 3 A or B questions, by picking the (reuseable) answers of "A"= A or "B"= B.
Good Luck and remember, YOU are always a WINNER with us, regardless of your actual answers!
OK, I will "10-9" these questions!
Tonight's Topic: "U-Pick-Em: A or B ( 10-9! )"
Good morning/evening, everybody! Thank you for joining us tonight.
We hope you'll discover something interesting during the time we spend together on the Insomniac Net for the next 90+ minutes.
-- The ever-delightful Shelley [KF7TBA] and just plain old LW [K7LWA] (email K7LWA.INS@gmail.com).
(Please Note: The Net Controller's Answers are always CORRECT (even if they aren't every time!)
Please check out Winsystem's Insomniac Trivia Net page.
You can get these Questions & Answers at the Yahoo-groups' Messages Link.
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Tonight, we are returning to the Friday Night Trivia Net's Question Category: "U-Pick-Em: A or B".
Basically, we will give you 2 Answers per Question and you pick the correct one -- either A or B.
Today is/was October 9th, the 282th day of 2015 -- often commonly abbreviated as "10-9".
Did you know that "10-9" is also used in the US by many local, state, and national service agencies (like Police and Fire Departments, 911 Dispatchers) in radio communications to mean "Repeat" (message)?
Organized in 1935, APCO (currently named the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials*) developed a "standardized" list of short coded radio phrases to convey tactical information quickly and clearly among various Police personnel and radio dispatchers.
These coded phrases were originally called the APCO "10 Codes".
Updated in 1974 and currently used by many Served-Agencies across the US and other countries, the Expanded APCO 10 Codes now number 100.
For example, in most jurisdictions, "10-4" means "Message received", "10-6" means "Station is busy", "10-7" means "Out of Service", while "10-33" usually means "Emergency" or even "Officer needs assistance".
So, how much do you know about the 10 Codes?
Please give us your best answer for each of the following 3 A or B questions, by picking the (reuseable) answers of "A"= A or "B"= B.
Good Luck and remember, YOU are always a WINNER with us, regardless of your actual answers!
OK, I will "10-9" these questions!
Question #1: The APCO 10-Codes (e.g., 10-4, 10-9) and HAM Q-Codes (e.g., QSL, QRM, QSO) are generically known as...?
A. Brevity Codes, or
B. Quick Comm Codes
A. They are recommended by the US Dept of Homeland Security (DHS)'s SAFECOM program, or
B. They obscure meaning from the General Public
A. "10-100" or "10-200" depending upon type of incident, or
B. None -- (...oh, my!!!!)
[SOURCE: TBA -- "10-4"Good Buddy and other Codes from the Road]
(*Originally named Association of Police Communication Officers when formed in 1935)
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Q: Two police officers, named Pete and Repeat, are sitting in a donut shop.
Pete gets a "10-46" ("Assist motorist") call and leaves.
Who is left?
A: "10-9" -- (get it? "10-9" means "Repeat" -- the name of the other officer... get it now???? -- oh, never mind)
[Source: PSST! LW really made that stinker up and I had nothing to do with it -- Shelley]Pete gets a "10-46" ("Assist motorist") call and leaves.
Who is left?
A: "10-9" -- (get it? "10-9" means "Repeat" -- the name of the other officer... get it now???? -- oh, never mind)
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Tonight's CALL LIST
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INS2015[41]-10-09
NEW to List
Pending (else TTFN) -- also those with (*)
Need 2nd Check-In to get on List
||| -- Net Controllers & WhizKids (regular Check-Ins) [+5-10 mins]
KE6LGE Big Al
KG6PH Chuck
N5ZUA Steve
K4GET Ronald
||| -- Alternate Net Controllers (Will Call)
N6MGW Herb
KF7TCP+ Christina
KF7TCP Shi
K6TAV Tom
WX7JM Josh
K6CBR Bryan
K6LBL Linda
AF6EQ Russell
KE6UYX Nick
N6WI Uncle Terry
K6IXQ Scott
K6KYA Steve
KF6QBW Jim
KF6WZU Tricia
KE7ULC Ron
KF7FCQ Joy
K7LWA LW
KF7TBA Shelley
KF6HBU Roger
KG6JJM June
K6JSI Shorty
KL2TE Charlotte
KL3KC Andrew
KL7BM Bruce
N6QCU Wayne
[[ NODE DROP ]]
||| -- Long Time Friends [+10 mins]
KI6MAH Paige
VE6PWT Bob ("10-24" Assignment complete)
KI6JIP Bud
KE6UHG Dan & Wink
K4LES Les
KD4JMV Harry
K7ZH Bob Miller
KB7EM Howard
KH6GKK Paul
K7VAG Alannah
N7WNS Will
K7KFG Kurt
K6PMS Phil
KC8TJV Marilyn
KL7ES Paul
AF6VZ Albert
KD6LOG Cheryl
KO6GS Darrell
VA7CJB Jonathan
VA7CJB+ CanadianCrew
KF4MXS Mark
W7NLV+ Joyce
W7NLV Don
[[ NODE DROP ]]
[[ Re-READ? ]] [+20-25 mins]
||| -- OVER THERE
DU9/G8IRC David & Rose
JN2UNC Toshiaki (Toshi)
JS1LQI Masa
JF1UCX Robbie
VK5ZEA Michael
||| -- EAST, CEN, MTN Coasts [+30-35 mins]
KD5PNT Andrew
AC2NW Mike
VA3KVI Kevin
KB4TWG Bob
KD8USF Andrew
KK5KE Larry
KG5INK Blake
K4DXY David
W3NH Owen
N4MYI Jeremy
W4JGD Glenn
K5SVL Sam
K3PXY Tony
KK4HGE Hector
KB3ICC Jason
[[ NODE DROP ]]
||| -- Beav & Duck Lands [+40-45 mins]
W7MTL Craig
W7FIF Mary
WA7ABU Dan
W7DWE Don
K7VFO Jeremy
KG6ZOA Anna
KG7CSS Richard
KG7BYC Art & Joyce
KE7QXR Russel
NW7OR Richard
N7DKB Debra
KG7EBI Mike
KG7EMK Marty
KG7UZO Wade
KG7VQY Mark
||| -- WA Territory
KF7PCL John
K7PIA Philip
KG7ODB Dean
KF7TCA Marty
VA7XNL Sheldon
VA7JB Jaspal
KG7GVO Bruce
KG5GHQ Cameron
[[ NODE DROP ]]
||| -- Points West+Up [+50-55 mins]
KK6EDW+ Kate
KK6EDW Brian
W6TCD Ben
W6TL Tony
KI6GVY Anthony
KJ6YAO Jack
KK6HVR Joanie
KK6KOH Mark
KK6HWN Paul
KK6IMI Ruben
W9KKN Bill
KK6LNV Marco
K6LMR+ Sandra
K6LMR Lou
K7CAE Chuck
KK6HYY Paul
KG6WXC Eric
K1KMO Kevin
KK6QIY Steve
KK6MWW Eric
K6JRD John
K6AJY Bryan
WA6HMN Cornell
W6NGF Mike
W6FVM Stephen
KB6TR Terence
N6CCW John
KD7ZXU Earl
KG7KA Loren
WD6AJR David
KK6TOO Shon
KK6IPR Charles
KK6WFJ Terry
KD9CXS Daniel
KI6INW John
AA6TT Mike
KF7MAR Tom
NP4JV Fernando
WA6DJM David
KK6JSN Matt
KC6FLB Lance
KK6SFZ Jason
KE6KOI Ben
KL3JH Pat
WB6SFS Steve
[[ NODE DROP ]]
||| -- NEW Last Week [+1:10 - 1:15 hr]
KG5IOK Terry
KK6SFK Sean
KG7WEQ Fred
WH6BY Al
KG7PVX James
KK6UZS Erik
KA7NDI Candace
KX3L Riley
N6UOB Byron
||| -- PENDING [+1:15 - 1:20 hr]
KE6RAX Peter
KG6LYI David
KK6WMK Ray
KG7HEQ Ray
W6FTA Chris
WB7TIM Tim
[[ NODE DROP ]]?
||| -- EMAIL/Late
PLEASE LET ME KNOW
IF YOU PREFER TO BE
CALLED ON-AIR INSTEAD
OF USING EMAIL!
KB2LEN Len
VE4WKB Bill
VA7RJE Rob
KR6CV Stan
KE7FTV Lori
AE7AN Al
KL7WM Daniel
KL7WM+ Dianna
KE7ZMJ Tom
KK6KBI Margie
K6PET Tom
KE6DNM+ Martha
KE6DNM Russ
KG7NQO Kelly
KG7NLV Steve
WB6CSH Mike
KA7HBB Mike
KG5BRE Mickey
KG7FHE Steve
KG5ICL Ava
KG5ICM Melvin
K5TEL Tim
KC5JRL Frances
Scanner Nancy
K5RCM Rebekah
KW5MOS Kevin
WA7MSE John
KF7QZO Bill
KJ6FPJ Vaughn
[[ NODE DROP ]]
[[ Re-READ? ]]
[[ Late, Missed, or New ]] [+1:20 - ? hr]
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