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Frank,

Do you, or anyone else for that matter, know if TI-82 'code' will run on
a TI-89 ?

Thanks,

Courtney



Frank Reed wrote:

> Alex you wrote:
>
> "a) sexagesimal input (degrees/minutes/seconds) and output,
> b) at least 3 independent memories (Casio has only one).
> c) dual power (solar and battery).
>
> The last requirement excludes bulky, heavy
> and expensive things with graphical displays hudge memory, etc.,
> of the type Celestaire sells.' "
>
>
>
> Try searching ebay for "programmable calculators". There are many
> different models. The most recent TI-89 has something like 3 megabytes
> of memory. It can take simple programming and also relatively
> sophisticated code, and they do *symbolic* algebra, trig, and
> differentiation and integration, too. But no solar power, AFAIK.
>
>
>
> -FER
> 42.0N 87.7W, or 41.4N 72.1W.
> www.HistoricalAtlas.com/lunars
>


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