On the radio, what does the term "10 4" or "ten four" mean?

Answer 1

10-4

* Message Received
* Affirmative
* Ok
* Understood

Answer 2

When I was 16 I objected to the term- my son- which came from not my father but a complete stranger. My mate hates being called a Chav, I can't stand the term Middle aged, it sounds more like Middle ages ! Geriatric is another bone of contention ? What about Recycled teenager or Active Pensioner ? I think I prefer Senior Citizen, but there again that is only my own personal view. That is the trouble there are always those who want to pigeonhole and steriotype everyone, but everyone is an individual, at every age level and what seems to be either applicable to the age attained, the person might be either forward or backward to those years. A friend of mine is 41 but acts like a 80 year old, my mum when at 80 acted more like a teenager, so that leaves the question why catigorise in the first place? We are all part of the human race, as long as we don't come last who cares !!lol!!

Answer 3

When dealing with radio communications, there is a whole list of "Ten Codes" 10-4 means understood or anything along the "yes" lines. There are many others. Ask your local police officer or security officer about the others. I used to know them but have long since forgotten. When dealing with an emergency when time and communication is a factor, it's easier to use a universal system than to explain what's going on.

Answer 4

It means message received and understood.

Answer 5

It means I hear you or I understand.

Answer 6

it means u were understood

Answer 7

you agree, you hear them, ok, okie dokie, got ya

Answer 8

ok, understood

Answer 9

It means o.k.

Answer 10

I DON KNOW