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same same. but i have parked the DM42 and stick to my 50g and 11c. i also have the hp that has hex and binary mode but it’s more of a novelty than my daily driv
by jiveturkey 3y ago
same same. but i have parked the DM42 and stick to my 50g and 11c. i also have the hp that has hex and binary mode but it’s more of a novelty than my daily driver.
- reassembled 3y agoI believe you’re referring to the HP 16C which has hex/bin/oct.
- jiveturkey 3y agothank you, that is the one! unlike the others, i never owned it originally. i bought it maybe 6 or 8 years ago on ebay. back in the age of apple ][, DOS and the like, i can imagine how it might have been quite a useful tool calculator. oh, i also have a machinists calculator. it can do specific calcs like speeds and feeds, bolt pattern spacing, inch/metric conversion, etc. i rarely use that one too, but it's nice. i love how it has "adj", "opp", "hyp" markings for trig functions.