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Mine too! I use the "42" app - is there one you like better?
I have an iPhone app for the 11C by RLM. it has additional tools menu.

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I have an iPhone app for the 11C by RLM. it has additional tools menu.

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Thanks, I'm going to get that one - I love that it duplicates my beloved 11C. The one I have is just a generic RPN calc but you can turn on all the trig/"scientific" options.

Edit: Bought it! It would never occur to me that someone might make a phone app to replicate an obsolete 39-year-old calculator. Thanks again.
 
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Thanks, I'm going to get that one - I love that it duplicates my beloved 11C. The one I have is just a generic RPN calc but you can turn on all the trig/"scientific" options.

Edit: Bought it! It would never occur to me that someone might make a phone app to replicate an obsolete 39-year-old calculator. Thanks again.
I want a phone app that replicates an old tubed Crown or Mackintosh amplifier and Klipsh loudspeakers.
 
Mine too! I use the "42" app - is there one you like better?

I just use a generic RPN: CalcMadeEasy. Nothing fancy. I pull out one of HPs if it gets complicated. I keep a 15 and a 17 handy.
 
I want a phone app that replicates an old tubed Crown or Mackintosh amplifier and Klipsh loudspeakers.

Yeah, that would be a trick!
 
Sitting here grading an exam in Engineering Economics, using my trusty 32S-II. Then I remembered my 48GX has all the formulas built in! I have 2 of them. Plus a 41CX with all the accessories.

Off to find an RPN calculator for my Google phone... great idea.
 
I know, all you Fluke snobs are gonna guffaw, and I have a fluke, but I carry this in the truck and it's a very good meter.


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