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Bill,
My philosophy of packing is different:-)
(Maybe because I fly much).
I always try to save every ounce.
And every cubic inch.
My calculator fits indeed in the standard pocket.
It is smaller than my check book:-)
Alex.

On Sun, 13 Feb 2005, Bill wrote:

> > If TI-30Xa is what you showed me,
> > then Casio has one advantage: it really fits
> > in an average shirt pocket:-)
>
> Alex
>
> LOL.  After packing for bare boating I have not only clothing, but foul
> weather gear, charts, GPS, knives, a compass or two, safety gear, a sleeping
> bag and pillow, towels and wash cloth, toiletries, and of course a cooler
> and hip flask of 151 rum.  Now I add a sextant and scopes, forms for
> reduction and plotting, almanac and backup HO229 tables.  Whether the
> calculator pokes out the top of my shirt pocket is not of great concern to
> me or my mule. 
>
> As a sidebar, the original Sony Walkman shown in a shirt pocket in
> advertising did NOT fit in a standard shirt pocket.  The shirt was custom
> made with an oversize pocket so the unit would fit in.  Maybe that's the
> answer, custom shirts ;-)
>
> Bill
>

   

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