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81 batteriutladingsalarm
subst. (petro) (ekstern batteriutladingsalarm) external battery discharge alarm -
82 batteriutløsning
subst. battery tripping -
83 batterivannvarmer
subst. (vvs) battery boiler, water heater with spiral tube -
84 batterivogn
subst. (fly) battery cart -
85 batteriydelse
subst. (Riksmål, eg. batteriytelse) battery output -
86 batteriytelse
subst. battery output -
87 batterutlading
subst. (petro) battery depletion -
88 B-batteri
subst. B-battery -
89 blandebatteri
subst. mixing battery subst. (vvs) mixer, mixer tap -
90 blokkbatteri
subst. block battery -
91 blybatteri
subst. lead battery -
92 BRAM
fork. (petro) battery-backed random access memory -
93 brenselscellebatteri
subst. (elektrisitet) fuel cell battery -
94 brunstein
subst. manganese dioxide, pyrolusite, battery ore -
95 brunsten
subst. (Riksmål, eg. brunstein) manganese dioxide, pyrolusite, battery ore -
96 bufferbatteri
subst. buffer battery -
97 burhøne
subst. battery hen -
98 delt batteri
subst. divided battery -
99 diffusjonsbatteri
subst. diffusion battery -
100 diffusør
subst. (treforedling) battery of diffusers, diffuser
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