Bought a 14B 50th Anniversary Edition

[Eddie W. Shore]

I am a fan of the Pioneer series, and I think I have at least one calculator of each series: 10B, 14B 50th Anniversary Edition, 14B Regular (with a burnt out screen), 17B, 17BII+, 32S, 32SII+ (orange/blue keys), 20S (orange/blue keys), 22S, 21S, 27S, 42S.

I think the Pioneer series is my favorite series of HP calculators.

[Massimo Gnerucci]

(01-11-2023 02:38 PM)Eddie W. Shore Wrote:  I am a fan of the Pioneer series, and I think I have at least one calculator of each series: 10B, 14B 50th Anniversary Edition, 14B Regular (with a burnt out screen), 17B, 17BII+, 32S, 32SII+ (orange/blue keys), 20S (orange/blue keys), 22S, 21S, 27S, 42S.

I think the Pioneer series is my favorite series of HP calculators.

No 32S 50th? ;-)

[Eddie W. Shore]

(01-11-2023 03:14 PM)Massimo Gnerucci Wrote:  

(01-11-2023 02:38 PM)Eddie W. Shore Wrote:  I am a fan of the Pioneer series, and I think I have at least one calculator of each series: 10B, 14B 50th Anniversary Edition, 14B Regular (with a burnt out screen), 17B, 17BII+, 32S, 32SII+ (orange/blue keys), 20S (orange/blue keys), 22S, 21S, 27S, 42S.

I think the Pioneer series is my favorite series of HP calculators.

No 32S 50th? ;-)

Not yet.... never know the year is young.

[floppy]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:H...alculators

It has no external storage capability?

[Eddie W. Shore]

Unless there is an external storage capability or hack I don't know about, there are no external storage capability for the Pioneers.

I end up using paper/pen/index cards and type programs on the computer for a storage. For most of the calculators, the programs and user formulas are responsibly small to do so because they can entered quickly. I think the 42S and 27S can use the infrared printer.

[BruceH]

The 17B can print as well.

[Dave Britten]

The one thing that puzzles me about the 14B (and, to an extent, the 10B) is the lack of date calculations. I'd probably use those two a lot more if they had that!