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I have an old 32s RPN calc, why can´t i find some one in Australia to service the ferking thing!I dont need a new piece of technology,when Im prefectly satisfied with what I´ve GOT,.I just want it to work again,as I rely on it every day,It´s and OLD FRIEND. Is there anyone out there?
B C
6/3/2008 8:12:52 AM - AU
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Has anyone found a source for the carrying case (part #92169A) for an HP12C Financial calculator?
John
2/19/2008 3:53:05 PM - US
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I sent for repair my financial calculator model HP12C Order No. CSS-3258 on July 10 2007 in Caracas, Venezuela. Received it back a month later without any repair performed.
I called the service center in Caracas and was told that the calculator did not have repair due to lack of spare parts and should be disposed.
I have been using HP´s since my college and postgradute studies. Can not believe a HP does not have spare parts!!!.
Ivan Kobiakov
10/29/2007 4:31:51 PM - VE
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Go to Hpcalc.org and search for memory expansion. That will also offer a guide as to how to open an Hp48. If it is a keyboard problem, you might contact some repair places such as fixthatcalc.com before you ruin your calculator.
In reply to Ivan:
Hi Ron:
Have you got any reply how to open HP 48G Calculator? I would like to know that procedure, if available.
Thank you!
Ivan
Anonymous
7/30/2007 2:17:36 PM - US
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Hi Ron:
Have you got any reply how to open HP 48G Calculator? I would like to know that procedure, if available.
Thank you!
Ivan
In reply to Norbert VdA:
I have the same question. Some keys of my calculator (HP 48SX) do not always work. I have experienc from other calculators that cleaning the contacts can resolve this problem, but question is how do I open it ? Did you get any response?
Ivan
7/30/2007 12:55:50 PM - CA
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I am also looking for a battery cover that was lost for an HP-12 financial calculator. The batteries come out during use and tape doesn´t really work all that well. If this is possible without buying a new financial calculator can someone please let me know. Thanks.
mark
7/23/2007 1:58:53 PM - US
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Can someone please tell me where to find a HP 28S battery cover? Acid leaked from my batteries and dissolved the plastic.
Part: 00019-60029
jason chu
5/4/2007 12:44:30 PM - US
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I have the same question. Some keys of my calculator (HP 48SX) do not always work. I have experienc from other calculators that cleaning the contacts can resolve this problem, but question is how do I open it ? Did you get any response?
In reply to Ron:
Does any one know how to open the case of a HP 48G calculator? It was dropped and now it won´t turn on. I beleive it might be a quick fix if I can open it without destroying the casing.
Thx .. .. .. Ron
Norbert VdA
3/21/2007 3:50:13 AM - BE
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Hi,
Did you ever get a replacement battery door for your calculator? I was wondering where you got it, if you did.
Regards,
Larry Grundell
lgrundel@yahoo.com
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Hello, I´m in search of a replacement Battery door for my HP28S graphing scientific calculator. The part number is 00019-60029. If anyone knows of where I might find one, drop me a line at mars7_1998@yahoo.com. Thanks a bunch!
Anonymous
11/1/2006 8:14:18 AM - US
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I saw your post when browsing for batteries for my vintage HP41C. It is a flag setting, but I don´t remember which one because I can´t turn the thing on (Use the: shift "SF"). It is for European users where they switch the decimal with the 1000s place commas.
In reply to Marla :
Hello,
I also have a "comma" problem, but on my 41C. The advice for Helene (holding the decimal down while off, then turning on) didn´t work. Is there something special for a 41C?
Marla
MEEI
10/25/2006 3:12:51 AM - US
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Hello,
I also have a "comma" problem, but on my 41C. The advice for Helene (holding the decimal down while off, then turning on) didn´t work. Is there something special for a 41C?
Marla
Marla
10/12/2006 5:01:10 AM - US
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push your display button than select #4, this is should fix the problem
In reply to Helene:
I have a coma where the decimal ponit should go--How do I fix it??????????????? I have read the book-no way.
Helene
dan
2/8/2006 4:17:54 AM - US
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I have a HP10C calaulator since 1982 and recently found that the decimal point has become a comma on showing the digits e.g. 10,0000 for ten and 10.000 for ten thousand. Could anyone tell me how to eradicate this situation. Please e-mail at solidus@netvigator.com.
Thanks in advance.
Solidus
Solidus
11/5/2005 2:50:18 AM - HK
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Hi Helene:
You can find the solution here:
http://www.educalc.net/144880.page.
In reply to Helene:
I have a coma where the decimal ponit should go--How do I fix it??????????????? I have read the book-no way.
Helene
Peter Tong
9/30/2005 7:19:44 PM - SG
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I have a coma where the decimal ponit should go--How do I fix it??????????????? I have read the book-no way.
Helene
Helene
9/30/2005 9:00:02 AM - US
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What is the addres that I can send my HP 41C for repair of the battery terminal strips.
In reply to Ayesha :
Help!!!!!
I hava HP12-c calculator, and I´m trying to solve this problem. What keys do I use. Here´s the problem:
1)"Cincinnati Reds sign a new, young pitcher to a contract promising $500,000 per year for for 4 years. Let us calculate what the contract is worth today if the ballplayer has similar-risk investment opportunities yielding 15 percent per year." Can you tell me the aggregate figure for all 4 years,then for each year. Please help! ASAP.
2)NPV, IRR, Cost Benefit for the problem above.
Frank Gee
5/13/2005 7:43:09 AM - US
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I am looking to purchase an HP48SX calculator. Contact me at garyowens3@lycos.com
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I have hardly used like new HP48SX I bought new several years ago. Are there any upgrades or trade ins available? Pls respond to Keith at: idle 2314@verizon.net. Thanks!
Gary Owens
4/8/2005 9:31:14 AM - CA
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Thanks for reply Keith - you seem as though you are a sailplane pilot. Playing with my computer at 0500 ´cos my missus has run off and left me.
Where can I get my HP-41C repaired ?
In reply to keith:
What were you doing Playing with your computer at 5am? I trust you have the battery`s fitted as intended. I noticed my gps was slow to start the other day, it seems as if micro processors go into a kind of hibination when not used for some time!
Francis Broom
2/21/2005 4:20:14 AM - US
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What were you doing Playing with your computer at 5am? I trust you have the battery`s fitted as intended. I noticed my gps was slow to start the other day, it seems as if micro processors go into a kind of hibination when not used for some time!
In reply to Francis Broom:
I have not used my 41C for 10 years. Have just changed batteries but it will not work. Does anyone know of a repair facility in UK ?
keith
2/21/2005 1:06:50 AM - US
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I have not used my 41C for 10 years. Have just changed batteries but it will not work. Does anyone know of a repair facility in UK ?
Francis Broom
2/20/2005 5:26:23 AM - US
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NEED BATTERY FOR HP 80. DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO FIND ONE WITH OUT HAVING TO BUILD.
DNKALASKA
2/18/2005 9:21:04 AM - US
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I have the same problem, If you hear anything please let me know.
In reply to Rob James:
Can anyone repair corroded battery terminals on my HP 41c - UK reply
Terry
1/29/2005 12:59:56 PM - US
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Does any one know how to open the case of a HP 48G calculator? It was dropped and now it won´t turn on. I beleive it might be a quick fix if I can open it without destroying the casing.
Thx .. .. .. Ron
Ron
1/8/2005 8:31:55 AM - CA
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Can anyone repair corroded battery terminals on my HP 41c - UK reply
In reply to Roman C. DelaCruz:
To Whom It May Concern
Regarding HP33s I bought recently, the enter key should not be placed side by side with the arithmetic signs. It´s confusing when i am using RPN
system. Furthermore i got an HP 41c and it´s not operational. Please tell if you can still repair it.
Thank you.
Rob James
11/26/2004 4:58:26 PM - UK
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I am looking to purchase a HP41 calculator. Please contact me at ssf@firmenich.com.
Thank you!
Sue Fields
8/19/2004 3:15:35 AM - CH
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To Whom It May Concern
Regarding HP33s I bought recently, the enter key should not be placed side by side with the arithmetic signs. It´s confusing when i am using RPN
system. Furthermore i got an HP 41c and it´s not operational. Please tell if you can still repair it.
Thank you.
Roman C. DelaCruz
7/18/2004 6:34:43 AM - US
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I attempted to send an email concerning a problem I am having with my HP calculator and the message would not go through. I used the chia@mac-net.com
address. Is there anywhere I can contact for help with my problem? I had a similar type question about a year ago, but I have lost the phone no. (in the US) which I used. That call resolved all the trouble very quickly! Hope that I can get help this time.
William Oldfield
6/13/2004 8:30:51 AM - US
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Dear Madam or Sir:
I have a ten year old 41CX calculator w/ a survey chip. Recently new batteries are running out in a few day. I was wondering if you could fix this problem? Please let me know.
Thanks,
Carlos G. Peņa, P.E.
Carlos Peņa
4/15/2004 5:06:22 AM - US
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I am the County Surveyor in Mesa County, Colorado.
Recently an HP 41CX was turned into my Office in Grand Junction, Colorado. The Serial Number on the calculator is 2822921396. It has a survey pac and three memory modules. Is there any way of contacting the last known owner of this calculator? I can be reached at: lstiles@co.mesa.co.us. Thank you for any assistance you can provide.
Lee Stiles, PLS
3/28/2004 10:05:11 AM - US
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I am an engineering faculty.When can I get a HP 33to review for a first year engineering class?
Rupert Chandler
3/27/2004 3:59:22 AM - US
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Help!!!!!
I hava HP12-c calculator, and I´m trying to solve this problem. What keys do I use. Here´s the problem:
1)"Cincinnati Reds sign a new, young pitcher to a contract promising $500,000 per year for for 4 years. Let us calculate what the contract is worth today if the ballplayer has similar-risk investment opportunities yielding 15 percent per year." Can you tell me the aggregate figure for all 4 years,then for each year. Please help! ASAP.
2)NPV, IRR, Cost Benefit for the problem above.
Ayesha
3/25/2004 8:16:24 PM - US
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Does anyone know how the key touch/feel for the HP 33s compares to the HP 32sll. I loved the exactness of the 32 but did not like the 49g´s feel. Does anyone know which model the 33 comes closest to?
john
2/2/2004 4:29:58 AM - US
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I would like to get my hands on the HP leather pouch for the 12c, part number 92169A. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
AJ
12/31/2003 6:50:12 AM - US
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Hello,
My name is Kevin Forcier, president of Adaptive Learning Systems, DBA Financial Prep. (www.financialprep.com)
We manufacture and market a line of test preparation products for the financial audience, in particular the CFA and CPA audience.
I am interested in learning a little more about your site and audience. I´m guessing a portion of your audience would candidates for or preparation software.
I´d be interested in discussing advertising options with you.
In addition, people who visit our site would more than likely be interested in you offerings. Perhaps we can discuss some type of banner swap?
Please let me know if you are interested in exploring this further.
Sincerely,
Kevin T Forcier
www.financialprep.com
800-845-8569
Kevin T Forcier
12/19/2003 4:00:19 AM - US
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does any one repair 82240A´s not printing next to bottom
line of character on pass. jd
jduncan_electric@yahoo.com
12/12/2003 4:44:00 AM - US
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hello
i´m a sapanish student and i´d like to know if you still send the magazine i used to read some years ago;
please send me information to that mail.
the magazine was about the hp calculators and books relaitioned with them and mathematics
alberto
12/5/2003 3:52:19 AM - ES
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glad to see you folks back in action!
Anonymous
11/6/2003 10:58:29 PM - US
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What is the exchange rate for S$ ?
Do you deliver USA?
Anonymous
10/14/2003 12:47:36 AM - US
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The 49g came out with a lot of bugs. While the 49g+ appears to have the potential to be a fantastic calculator, it may pay to check out the early comments on it before buying one.
bill s
10/3/2003 4:09:03 AM - US
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Hello, I´m in search of a replacement Battery door for my HP28S graphing scientific calculator. The part number is 00019-60029. If anyone knows of where I might find one, drop me a line at mars7_1998@yahoo.com. Thanks a bunch!
Anonymous
9/18/2003 3:12:59 AM - US
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My name is Wilber Tindall. I am a teacher at Stratford High School in Berkeley County South Carolina. I just found your site today and I am a big fan of the hp49G calculator. I really like this site and would like to make contact with someone there about a major business fair coming up about technology at my school in February of 2004. Is it possible to get a set of calculators to do an inservice with?
Please email me at
wilbertindall@berkeley.k12.sc.us
Anonymous
9/12/2003 8:26:11 AM - US
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I have hardly used like new HP48SX I bought new several years ago. Are there any upgrades or trade ins available? Pls respond to Keith at: idle 2314@verizon.net. Thanks!
Anonymous
8/11/2003 7:48:02 PM - US
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Whom THis may Concern
We had purchased Nickel Cadmium battery packs for the HP 80 Calculator in the past from you and are looking for more
Can you help?
Please email me at saronson@poweruser.com or call me direct at 847-919-9191
Thanks in advance
Shari
Anonymous
8/11/2003 7:48:02 PM - US
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