Few questions about HP65

[albertofenini]

Thanks Jake
Do you know how can I have access to those articles ?
I’d like to buy the all collection if available
I’ll post later the link that has the complete index list
Are these available for download ?
Thanks for your reply

(12-07-2020 06:46 PM)Jake Schwartz Wrote:  

(12-07-2020 03:07 PM)albertofenini Wrote:  Hi everyone,
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I also have found a reference to a couple of old number of the PPC articles where it is mentioned
something about attaching a printer to an HP-65, V2N6P2 which I guess is Volume 2 Number 6 (June 1975 ?)
and the title is HP65 connecting a printer and V2N9P20 HP65 Printer

Has anyone more info about these or other articles ?

Both appears to be in the PPC Cdrom which I don't have and there are some interesting articles about the HP67 as well
like a speed up switch installation ....

Thanks anyone for help and sharing ideas !
Take care !!

In 65 NOTES Volume 2 Number 6 is an extensive article about the HP65 printer created by Heinrich Schnepf of Germany. The calculator attached to the printer similar to the TI calcs and the PC-100 printer, and mods to the calculator were required to bring out a connector to the surface.

In the next issue (V2N7) on the front page, it was mentioned that plans would be printed in the next issue and that local U.S. members had ordered printers.

In V2N8, it was mentioned that the circuit details had not arrived yet at the clubhouse, but copies of the 6 pages of schematics were available in German. The printer was a Brother International model JD-103.

Closeup views of the printer were published in V2N9 (pages 19-21).

The printer was mentioned again in V2N10P4, with 16 pages of printed material offered.

In V3N2P5 in the Trading Post column, it was mentioned that an Oregon member was planning to offer a printer kit for sale.

A speed-up switch for the HP-67 was mentioned in V4N10 on page 1, with a short followup article in V5N2P3 called "More 67 Speed-Up". Another short article titled "Simple 67 Speed Up" appeared in V5N5P16. Still another titled "67 Speed Up" appeared in V5N8P31. Finally, a long article called "67 - Normal & Fast" appeared in V5N9 starting on page 20 which included a diagram and internal HP-67 Photos.

Jake