mjt@hyperion.wustl.edu (Mike Turmon) (02/14/91)
Once upon a time, I had an HP-41CV, but it was stolen. ;-( Consequently,
I now have some HP-41 accessories that I can no longer use. Like:
Thermal Printer model 82162A with HP-IL module
Battery-operated (rechargeable batteries which use the same charger as
the calculator itself. I have the charger, too.)
I'll throw in some thermal paper.
This is the old-fashioned printer with wires instead of an infrared link
to connect the calculator with the printer.
(I am ashamed to say this originally cost more than the calculator did.)
Plotter module
This can make the printer produce bar code to be read in with...
Optical wand -- model 82153A
Card Reader model 82104A
I'll throw in some cards, too.
Best reasonable offer for any or all of the above accepted. It is very
old (some of it 8 years old) but it has been treated reverently. I have
the manuals, which are still in good shape.
BTW "reasonable" is defined as anything greater than
max (original cost/20, $20)
I found the printer+plotter+optical wand to be a more reliable way to store
programs than the card reader.
Mike
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