What does SXBT mean?
SXBT means Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph?
Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph can be abbreviated as SXBT
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What does SXBT stand for? SXBT stands for "Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph". |
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How to abbreviate "Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph"? "Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph" can be abbreviated as SXBT. |
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What is the meaning of SXBT abbreviation? The meaning of SXBT abbreviation is "Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph". |
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What is SXBT abbreviation? One of the definitions of SXBT is "Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph". |
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What does SXBT mean? SXBT as abbreviation means "Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph". |
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What is shorthand of Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph? The most common shorthand of "Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph" is SXBT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AXBT - Airborne/Air Expendable Bathythermograph
- HXBT - Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph
- SRVL - Shipborne Rolling Vertical Landing
- SPSDS - Shipborne Passive Surveillance Detection System
- SSXBT - Submarine Expendable Bathythermograph
- VOS-XBT - Voluntary Observing System Expendable Bathythermograph
- XBT/XCTD - Expendable Bathythermograph/Expendable Conductivity-Temperature-Depth probe
- BT - Bathythermograph
- SDU - Shipborne Disk Unit
- BT - Bathythermograph Transmitting
- SCOT - Shipborne SATCOM Terminal (UK)
- SINS - Shipborne Inertial Navigation System
- PXBT - Expendable Bathythermograph (water Dropped Temperature Device)
- BATH - Bathythermograph
- Siam - Shipborne Ice Alert and Monitoring
- scads - Shipborne Containerised Air Defence System
- sedar - Shipborne Electronic Deflection Array Radar
- stws - Shipborne Torpedo Weapon System
- svdr - Shipborne voyage data recorder
- XBT - expendable bathythermograph (oceanography)