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Calculator Quirks #012 The Monroe 98 is a fluorescent hand-held machine from about 1976. It has an accumulating memory (M+ and M- keys.) Usually, accumulating...
Bob Patton
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Oct 17, 2002
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Hello all! I have found another Russian arithmometer named "Kirja" (in Finnish, mean "book"?). This is export version, very similar to "Portable" arithmometer,...
Sergei Frolov
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Oct 25, 2002
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A calculator aficionado might have a fantasy about being in a situation where he needed to do some complex calculations but all he had was a simple calculator....
Bob Patton
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Oct 29, 2002
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Hi! I am starting to batch some of the larger items up. I will be offering these thing to anybody who gives the best offer - then I will be discarding them......
Trent Condellone
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Oct 29, 2002
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SHARP ELSI MATE PC-1201 w/ poser supply. Found this today at an estate sale... works fine... not listed in Flamm's book.... is there anything unique about...
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Nov 2, 2002
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Hi, I had a Sharp PC-1201, purchased new. I traded it. I sent Guy Ball the information on it for the book. It is programmable and a neat little package, but ...
Bob Patton
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Nov 2, 2002
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Thanks for the info.... the unit has seen a lot of use... wear and tear shows... but the unit appears to work... at least for basic math calculations.... mblum...
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Nov 4, 2002
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Here's more detailed information on the Sharp PC-12. They called it a POCKET COMPUTER, but it was just a scientific programmable calculator. Fluorescent...
Bob Patton
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Nov 4, 2002
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Behavior 005 - Finding Chips Mike Sebastian at www.calcinfo.com has devised a simple test he uses to try and identify the chip in a scientific calculator. In...
Bob Patton
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Nov 5, 2002
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From a collection of oldcalcs algorithms. CASC 002: Truncation to integer For: 8-digit calculator with memory Store 10000000 in memory. Calculate something. ...
Bob Patton
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Nov 8, 2002
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Quirk 013 - If you get a Citation The Citation calculator (fluorescent) is a bit of a mystery when you first encounter it. The case bottom shows that it is...
Bob Patton
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Nov 9, 2002
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From a collection of oldcalcs algorithms. CASC 004: Simplest sine For: any 4-function calculator but easiest with a memory This is really just a mathematical...
Bob Patton
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Nov 10, 2002
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(Second reply to Bob Patton's message) The Friden EC-132 was perhaps the first machine that could calculate square roots in (at most) a very few seconds, often...
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Nov 11, 2002
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Back when scientific calcs were either very costly, or even before then, there were some very interesting expressions of the type you describe, although more...
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Nov 11, 2002
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Bob, You are talking about the TI-1050, the rare cousin of the TI-1025. Get a picture here: http://datamath.org/BASIC/TI-1000/TI-1050.htm Very interesting, a...
Joerg Woerner
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Nov 11, 2002
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Hey Nicholas, Thanks for your responses. I'll have more algorithms later, some that are many layered onions....
Bob Patton
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Nov 12, 2002
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Joerg, Thanks for further info on the Citation. It seems there is no end to the variations on calculator models. I'll contact you off-line about photos....
Bob Patton
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Nov 12, 2002
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Quirk #014 Rock On The Rockwell 204 is a fluorescent business/financial calculator from 1974. It has the usual time-value-of- money keys like PV, PMT, and n...
Bob Patton
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Nov 12, 2002
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Dear friends, Please see if somebody can help with this request. Thanks! James Redin The X-Number World http://www.dotpoint.com/xnumber ...
James Redin
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Nov 15, 2002
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Dear friends, Sounds a very interesting project. Hope that somebody can provide some information on this subject. Thanks! James Redin The X-Number World ...
James Redin
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Nov 15, 2002
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Hi! In our country (Russia) the many of cheap Chinese calculators is sold. Basically, it is simple calculators, and also some models of the scientific...
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Nov 20, 2002
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Sergei, in my opinon this is a Casio product. Most companies (TI,Shap,Casio) produce in China. Why do you think it is non-Casio ? Regards, Joerg ... sold. ... ...
Joerg Woerner
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Nov 21, 2002
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Hello Joerg, Please compare keyboard pictures of the original Casio FX-82TL (left) and faked Casio FX-82TL (right). In the text below shall mean calculators as...
Sergei Frolov
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Nov 21, 2002
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UNBELIEVABLE !!!!! Thanks, today I learned a lot ! Greetings from Germany, Joerg ... From: Sergei Frolov To: oldcalcs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, November...
Joerg Woerner
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Nov 28, 2002
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I am offering reprints of the Friden 130 and 132 CRT Calculator manuals on ebay if any one is interested. Have added lots of manuals to our website:...
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Dec 5, 2002
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Hi, As many other calculator collectors I have a special interest in the early Busicom models because of their rarity and historical value. Despite searching...
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Dec 5, 2002
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Hello! The faked Casio fx-3600PV has internals from Sharp EL-506P. A simple scientific calculator instead of programmable. See details at...
Sergei Frolov
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Dec 8, 2002
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From a collection of oldcalcs algorithms. CASC 005 The Laguerre cosine approximation is good to 4 digits for 0 to 90 degrees and is exact at 0, 45, 60 and 90. ...
Bob Patton
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Dec 12, 2002
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Hello: Does anyone out there have information on the Mutifix Calculator? I recently bought one, and while it seems to work, I would like to know more about it....
Bob Otnes
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Dec 12, 2002
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Quirk #015 - one-celled creatures The TI-2550 III (fluorescent) has the same sized case and battery pack as the SR-50 (LED). The battery pack, however, is...
Bob Patton
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Dec 17, 2002
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