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Hey benesy, I can use a circular slide rule for calculating track vectors, airspeeds, climb/descents, flight time, distances, and fuel consumption calcs. I can even do this on my Navitimer.If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers. -
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alsoOriginally posted by zeitghostNot much use, it must be admitted, for adding.
Multiplying and dividing though, ace.
sin/cos
Logs
Roots
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He your sockie? He'll have to meet mine then.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postu da man
have you met Malc ?
Milan.If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Slide rules? Never figured them out.
I am starting to kick myself for the things I threw away. I had one of the first HP calculators about £170 in early 70s. Bet it would be a worth a bit by now.bloggoth
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It's been obvious for years slide rules would become a rarity. So over the years I've snapped up any I see in charity shops and such like, and now have a box full.
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