Sorry for the late post. If you have a Palm or Treo Smartphone, the
Calculator has a 'Logic' function in the Options menu which gives you a
nice hex calculator. The Options menu also gives you Math, Trig,
Finance, Statistics, Weight/Temp, Length, Area, and Volume calculators.
Fits two
The best programmer's calculator made was the HP-16C. It did hex, octal and
binary and
was programmable. Mine is still going strong on its fourth set of batteries
since 1982
(http://www.hpmuseum.org/hp16.htm).
The best new-fangled calculator, for you fellow iPhone junkies, is James
Thomson's
On 3 Jun 2010 09:44:07 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
I am not looking for a Software Hex Calculator. I would like a hold in
your hand hex calculator.
They're not solar powered, they're no longer available new, and they
may have more features than you're looking for. But my
I am not looking for a Software Hex Calculator. I would like a hold in
your hand hex calculator.
My old Casio no longer displays and I will need to replace it.
Does anyone have any favorites? My Casio was very inexpensive and very
capable.
I have seen the TI programmable but I think
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I am not looking for a Software Hex Calculator. I would like a hold in
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My old Casio no longer displays and I
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I am not looking for a Software Hex Calculator. I would like a hold in
your hand hex calculator
, John
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I am not looking for a Software Hex Calculator. I would like
a hold in
your hand hex calculator.
My old Casio no longer displays
yep--casio fx-115s--solar--had it for years--and so far---knock on lots of
wood---still works..
From: Hal Merritt hmerr...@jackhenry.com
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Subject: Recommendations for a good old fashion HEX calcuator
I am not looking for a Software Hex Calculator
On 06/03/10 12:48, McKown, John wrote:
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I like my TI-36X Solar. Hum, I wonder if some smart phone (Droid?) has this
as an application?
I have an application on my Droid called RealCalc Scientific Calculator
that has the ability to do hexadecimal calculations. This is a free
My old Casio no longer displays and I will need to replace it.
Why not buy the same calculator on Ebay?
Bob Shannon
Rocket Software
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I also have a Casio fx-115, but mine is an m and not a s. Works great.
Lloyd
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yep--casio fx-115s
On Thu, 3 Jun 2010 11:48:55 -0500, McKown, John
john.mck...@healthmarkets.com wrote:
I like my TI-36X Solar. Hum, I wonder if some smart phone (Droid?) has this
as an application?
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Add another Ti to the list - the Ti-34 Solar. Been by my side since I bought
it
in 1988 when going to tech
Does anyone know if anyone even makes hex calculators anymore? I have a Casio
fx-451M that I use occasionally. Like others have said, it has way more
functions than I'll ever use. Mine is kind of odd in that it folds in the
middle to fit in a pocket. The left side has the display, and
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I've been using a Texas Instrument TI-60 for many years, very happily. but it
is not solar powered.
/s/ tuco bonno;
Graduate, College of Conflict Management;
University of SouthEast Asia;
I partied on the Ho Chi Minh
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Does anyone know if anyone even makes hex calculators anymore? I have a
Casio fx-451M that I use occasionally. Like others
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Subject: Re: Recommendations for a good old fashion HEX calcuator
Does anyone know if anyone even makes hex calculators anymore? I have a
Casio fx-451M that I use occasionally. Like others have said, it has
way more functions than I'll ever use. Mine is kind of odd in that it
folds
---snip-
Huh, you are all getting soft.
I still do hex in my head..
Add/Subtract, not too difficult, Multiplication/Division, takes a little time.
G, D, R
I just purchased a HEX calculator, with other functions for two dollars, CDN,
at a 'dollar' store.
It's even solar.
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If you can find anything in the Sharp EL-506 family of calculators,
you've got hex, octal, binary and decimal arithmentic at your disposal.
Jump out to EBAY and use a search argument of Sharp-EL506. I just bought
two and the site says there are more.
Rick
In the ASE labs for many years we've used a particular line of basic
56 function scientific calculators identified under the badge as
the model SC107A. These were originally purchased in the late 1990's
for the princely sum of $4.95 from the office products section of a
major supermarket
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