Which code stands for 'Repeat last transmission'?

Which code stands for 'Repeat last transmission'?

• A. 10-5 Relay
• B. 10-9 Repeat last transmission
• C. 10-6 Busy
• D. 10-8 In service

Answer: (B)

When you need someone to hear your last message again, look for the code that literally says to repeat the transmission. The code that matches this instruction is the one indicated as “Repeat last transmission.” It’s used when a signal is garbled, unclear, or not fully received, so the sender is asked to repeat. Other codes have different meanings: one indicates relaying a message through another unit, another shows you’re currently busy, and another means you’re back in service. They don’t convey the request to repeat a message, so they’re not the correct fit.

When you need someone to hear your last message again, look for the code that literally says to repeat the transmission. The code that matches this instruction is the one indicated as “Repeat last transmission.” It’s used when a signal is garbled, unclear, or not fully received, so the sender is asked to repeat.

Other codes have different meanings: one indicates relaying a message through another unit, another shows you’re currently busy, and another means you’re back in service. They don’t convey the request to repeat a message, so they’re not the correct fit.