I have 3 HP32II s ..... just in case.................
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From: Bruce Bullough [mailto:bbullough@sebesta.com]
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Subject: RE: [PipingDesign] Viscosity Unit Converter [adr][adr][mx]
My 11C gave up the ghost 2 years ago. I was able to order a new 32SII thru HP via their website. At that time they had exactly 2 models that use RPN. One is a business model and the 32SII is a scientific model. Both were on backorder at HP for over 2 months. A couple of the customer service people at HP on-line didn't even know what RPN was, nor were they aware that HP was famous for it. I think that as useful and great as it is for calculations, and as much as those of us from middle age upward like it, it is in the final throes of its very existance. Y'all might want to buy a new calculator just to have in reserve for 5 or 20 years down the road.
... Bruce D. Bullough ...
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From: Paul Bowers [mailto:pbowers@pipingdesign.com]
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 8:30 PM
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Subject: Re: [PipingDesign] Viscosity Unit Converter [adr][adr][mx]
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> >I got addicted to RPN, thanks to HP and cant break the habit.
> >Secondhand
HP
> >12Cs change money here for big bucks. If you have one, let me know
> >how
many
> >zeros after the $ sign.
> Sounds like my story. I used my first HP sometime in the 70's and
> never looked back. I go my first from a local office supply store, and
> my second from a university book store, after a brief web search. Do a
> Google search on 'HP-48G' and you'll be hip deep in links. There's a
> newsgroup dealing with HP48 calculators on the Usenet, but I forget
> the exact name.
>
> Prices will be from $100 to $150. I got the one at the university
> library for $70 because it was the last one in stock and the docs had
> disappeared. Fortunately I didn't need the docs.
Yikes, I had one of these: <a href="http://www.hpmuseum.org/32.jpg">http://www.hpmuseum.org/32.jpg</a>
My 11c is still working and I think I have a 28c around here somewhere (not to mention an old non-functional hanldheld card reader model - can't find that one on the website).
RPN is neat, is it gone?
Paul
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