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C.Ret · (This post was last modified: 11-06-2022 06:07 PM by C.Ret.)

Hi there,

Once again, my thanks for this very well documented topic. Note that this is always the case. It is therefore always with great pleasure that I scrutinize all this with the keenest interest. Opportunities to study and learn so effectively are unfortunately increasingly rare.

If I understand all this correctly, the final multiplication by 60 gives the displacement in nautical miles.

So I will also check the following assertion:

(11-05-2022 11:13 PM)Thomas Klemm Wrote: But similar programs work for other calculators as well as longs as they provide →REC, →POL, R↑ and R↓.

So I'm going to try to translate these clever codes for a SHARP EL-5150 calculator which also has the instructions →REC, →POL, ↑ and ↓ on its keyboard.

This is a good thing done, not without effort, hesitation and perseverance. But note that the instructions ↑ and ↓ are not used in the algebraic expressions of the SHARP EL-5150 but are used to select the correct slot in the AER formula pool.

Thanks.