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Details on the Time Module Module - built in on NASA HP calculator
Details on the Extended Memory and Functions Module
Details on the Card Reader accessory which I bought
Bar code sheet to load game program instructions
Program listing for the Hunt the Wumpus game - must key it in
User instructions for the Hunt the Wumpus game
Hunt the Wumpus game - memory module required is for extra RAM needed to play it
Library Solutions books gave you all the programming code to program these games or applications into the HP41C
Some accessories available for the HP41C range Rating score 1.02
Did you know that the HP41C was a backup landing computer for NASA?
HP41C's were aboard Columbia space shuttle
Lots of additional info, tips, etc in HP Key Notes magazines
HP Key Notes also contained information about new accessories
HP Key Notes magazine May / August 1981
HP Key Notes magazine September / December 1981 announcing the new HP10 series calculators which are still being sold today
HP41C User's Library Solutions Games II book
HP41C Extended Function / Memory Module Owner's Manual
The program that got me my IT job!! It worked out what shift a policeman would be working on a future date ie. Christmas Day
Stats apps and geometry
Other programs including for elctronics I was studying at university
Self written program to calculate day of the week, days elapsed and phase of the moon
go41cx HP emulator for Android by Oliver de Smet
My HP41CV
Stickers for use on custom keyboard overlays
HP41C Math Pac I Quick Reference Card that fits in the carry case
Various quick reference cards that you can fit in the carry case
HP41C card reader
HP 41C Card Reader with magetic cards in a carry case booklet on the right
HP41CV with the excellent standard manuals that accompany it
My HP41CV with a custom overlay that I used for my self-written apps
Closeup view of the extended function modules port - place for 4 modules
Various keyboard overlays and a receipt for my Extended Functions module R115 in 1986
Various customs solutions were produced for eg. Beech aircraft, Intenational Diamond Corporation, NASA, etc and you could order these for your business
Various pamphlets that came with my HP41CV
Original receipt for my HP41CV on 3 March 1983 - R235 after a staff discount (was R377 + 6% Sales Tax without discount)
Memo on HP notepad for me to collect my HP41CV at the Pinelands offices of HP
My HP41CV
Rechargeable battery pack for HP41C
My HP41CV with its rechargable battery pack R163-41 inc wall plug power adaptor

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