5 Jan
2009
5 Jan
'09
10:42 p.m.
I have a SR-51 TI calculator. I don't know if it works. Available
for shipping costs.
I also have a HP-35 with manual, purchase receipt, hard case, and
power supply. It doesn't work with the power supply as is, but I
don't know if the power supply works. Available for shipping costs.
If they aren't worth anything, I can send them to the recycler. I
don't know if there are any useful parts or not.
I also have some little computer/calculator units. They are like the
TRS-80 portable version, except smaller. I'm not sure what I'm going
to do with them.
6 Jan
6 Jan
3:04 a.m.
Hi Grant,
I love little TI calcs - Happy to pay for shipping to Australia if they
are still on.
regarding the others, have a look on e-pay. Hapy to take those as well,
but can't spend too much lest I attract the attention of my wife!!
Doug
Grant Stockly wrote:
I have a SR-51 TI calculator. I don't know if it
works. Available
for shipping costs.
I also have a HP-35 with manual, purchase receipt, hard case, and
power supply. It doesn't work with the power supply as is, but I
don't know if the power supply works. Available for shipping costs.
If they aren't worth anything, I can send them to the recycler. I
don't know if there are any useful parts or not.
I also have some little computer/calculator units. They are like the
TRS-80 portable version, except smaller. I'm not sure what I'm going
to do with them.
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5:47 a.m.
Hi Grant,
I would be happy to take the HP-35.
Nanoman
Doug Jackson wrote:
Hi Grant,
I love little TI calcs - Happy to pay for shipping to Australia if
they are still on.
regarding the others, have a look on e-pay. Hapy to take those as
well, but can't spend too much lest I attract the attention of my wife!!
Doug
Grant Stockly wrote:
I have a SR-51 TI calculator. I don't know
if it works. Available
for shipping costs.
I also have a HP-35 with manual, purchase receipt, hard case, and
power supply. It doesn't work with the power supply as is, but I
don't know if the power supply works. Available for shipping costs.
If they aren't worth anything, I can send them to the recycler. I
don't know if there are any useful parts or not.
I also have some little computer/calculator units. They are like the
TRS-80 portable version, except smaller. I'm not sure what I'm going
to do with them.
5:48 a.m.
Grant,
I would be happy to take the HP-35.
Nanoman
Grant Stockly wrote:
I have a SR-51 TI calculator. I don't know if it
works. Available
for shipping costs.
I also have a HP-35 with manual, purchase receipt, hard case, and
power supply. It doesn't work with the power supply as is, but I
don't know if the power supply works. Available for shipping costs.
If they aren't worth anything, I can send them to the recycler. I
don't know if there are any useful parts or not.
I also have some little computer/calculator units. They are like the
TRS-80 portable version, except smaller. I'm not sure what I'm going
to do with them.
11:08 a.m.
I also have a HP-35 with manual, purchase receipt,
hard case, and
power supply. It doesn't work with the power supply as is, but I
don't know if the power supply works. Available for shipping costs.
_Any_ LED-display HP calculator (and for that matter early LCD models,
the HP71 and earlier) are _always_ worth something, no matter what the
condition is (OK, not if they'rve been run over by a steam roller ;-)).
There are plenty of people who collect and repair such machines and can
use them for spare parts, etc.
If you want to have a go are repairing the HP35, I can tell you what the
testpoints are and what you should see at each one.
-tony
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