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Deozaan:
I have a TI-30XA and a TI-86, but only care about them for school.

But I absolutely love my http://Power Calculator on my PC. I typically replace calc.exe with the PowerCalc version on my systems. :-*

Darwin:
I was running the Win7 calc in Vista for a while and usually have the Power Calculator installed as well. However, if I need to calculate anything when I'm on my computer I tend to fire up Excel or, more commonly, reach for a calculator. Somehow it just feels "right" to me, whereas using a computer based calculator leaves me feeling empty  :o

J-Mac:
I stole a Bowmar Brain back in 1977 or 78...   :P

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Jim

ewemoa:
I hope this digression will be tolerated...

But I absolutely love my http://Power Calculator on my PC.
-Deozaan (April 27, 2009, 02:12 AM)
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I really like the past computation info in this and in SpeedCrunch (the latter has the option of a portable install :) ).

Darwin:
Hey Jim - I just picked up a Bowmar 90515 sans power pack. I opened it up, removed the INCREDIBLY corroded original Radio Shack rechargeable powerpack - 3 AA Ni-Cads soldered together - and hacked together a replacement powerpack using alkaline AA's and the thing works!

Kind of cool... I'll be keeping my eyes peeled for a power pack. Once I have that I'll build my own Ni-Cad battery pack and it'll be good to go  :)

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