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MAH04516
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My HP41CV with its rechargable battery pack R163-41 inc wall plug power adaptor
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Rechargeable battery pack for HP41C
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My HP41CV
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Memo on HP notepad for me to collect my HP41CV at the Pinelands offices of HP
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Original receipt for my HP41CV on 3 March 1983 - R235 after a staff discount (was R377 + 6% Sales Tax without discount)
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Various pamphlets that came with my HP41CV
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Various customs solutions were produced for eg. Beech aircraft, Intenational Diamond Corporation, NASA, etc and you could order these for your business
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Various keyboard overlays and a receipt for my Extended Functions module R115 in 1986
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Closeup view of the extended function modules port - place for 4 modules
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My HP41CV with a custom overlay that I used for my self-written apps
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HP41CV with the excellent standard manuals that accompany it
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HP 41C Card Reader with magetic cards in a carry case booklet on the right
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HP41C card reader
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Various quick reference cards that you can fit in the carry case
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HP41C Math Pac I Quick Reference Card that fits in the carry case
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Stickers for use on custom keyboard overlays
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My HP41CV
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go41cx HP emulator for Android by Oliver de Smet
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Self written program to calculate day of the week, days elapsed and phase of the moon
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Other programs including for elctronics I was studying at university
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Stats apps and geometry
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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
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HP41C Extended Function / Memory Module Owner's Manual
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HP41C User's Library Solutions Games II book
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HP Key Notes magazine September / December 1981 announcing the new HP10 series calculators which are still being sold today
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HP Key Notes magazine May / August 1981
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HP Key Notes also contained information about new accessories
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Lots of additional info, tips, etc in HP Key Notes magazines
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HP41C's were aboard Columbia space shuttle
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Did you know that the HP41C was a backup landing computer for NASA?
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Some accessories available for the HP41C range
Rating score 1.02
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Library Solutions books gave you all the programming code to program these games or applications into the HP41C
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Hunt the Wumpus game - memory module required is for extra RAM needed to play it
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User instructions for the Hunt the Wumpus game
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Program listing for the Hunt the Wumpus game - must key it in
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Bar code sheet to load game program instructions
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Details on the Card Reader accessory which I bought
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Details on the Extended Memory and Functions Module
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Details on the Time Module Module - built in on NASA HP calculator
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