Similar to HP 46 ??

[nn7d@msn.com]

It seems that I am up against a wall here. What I seem to remember does not fit into the existing universe.

I have been notified that the thread will expire if don't make anymore input. Is it possible to resurrect the thread at a later date if I come up with more pertinent data. I've just about exhausted my memory on the topic. Unless I can make contact with my old friend and learn something more, I'm out of ideas.

The HP 81 looks like it could fit except for the lack of trig functions and the general width that I
recall. I suppose, as I said earlier, I could be wrong about the scientific capabilities.

Thanks again for everyone's help.

Rich