[Re: [rescue] geeky toys]

[Gil Young]

I di somewhat, but I am currently down to 2 (I just sold my HP42s :()  I 
got a HP-75D (more like a PDA) and a HP32SII (daily use).  I also miss my 
HP-15C that someone stole from me whilst in College.  I will have them 
again, oh yes, they will be mine.

If I could only choose one to have again, it would be the HP-15C.

RPN all the way!

At 08:56 PM 6/27/01 -0400, you wrote:
>On June 27, Dan Sikorski wrote:
> > > Once you get used to RPN, you never go back.
> >
> > Amen my brother!
> >
> > I don't care what people may say about RPN (or Polish Notation as
> > referred to by those who have not seen the light)  It's simply the best
> > way of doing things.  One of those things where once you use it, you'll
> > never go back again.
>
>   I'll add my voice of agreement here as well.  RPN is truly
>wonderful.  My affinity for RPN has even inspired me to build up quite
>a collection of antique (and not so antique) HP calculators.
>
>   Though I have most of the models they produced, my two running
>favorites for daily use are the 41CX and the 28S.
>
>   Any other HP calculator collectors here?
>
>
>           -Dave McGuire
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Gil Young
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