May I ask if the HP-67 can use the 30 series leather case?

[angenieux]

May I ask if the HP-67 can use the 30 series leather case?
I come from China and recently I got an almost brand new HP-67. But there is no matching leather case, only 30 series leather cases can be purchased nearby, so I would like to ask if 30 series leather cases are suitable.
Thank you everyone.

[aurelio]

Actually it depends on wlhich case you meant, they have not all the same size, for the the spice, I mean there were no genuine leather cases, I think you meant the vinil ones.
I've just checked and the largers fit, the smallest not.

[BobVA]

I just checked my classic soft case (black with a tuck in top flap, no zipper) and it doesn't fit, nor does it fit in the optional hard leather classic belt case. As Aurelio noted though, there were several styles = those are the only two I had.

[mfleming]

The 67 will also fit nicely into an HP41 case if your supplier has one of those.

[John Garza (3665)]

There are really only 3 'genuine HP' options.

a) vinyl case as supplied with the HP-67. A good daily use case.
b) soft leather case as supplied with the HP-65 (other classic leather cases are too small to accommodate the larger 65 and 67 due to the motor). Much more stylish and functional. Attaches securely to the belt for ready access.
c) Hard leather field case, an option for the HP-65 and later HP-67. The ultimate in nerd style. Should be accessorized with white socks and pocket protector for that finished look.

All of these can usually be found on the auction site.



-J

[angenieux]

Thank you for your answers. Wishing everyone health and happiness.

[johnb]

(04-08-2024 04:16 PM)John Garza (3665) Wrote:  c) Hard leather field case, an option for the HP-65 and later HP-67. The ultimate in nerd style. Should be accessorized with white socks and pocket protector for that finished look.

You forgot the black rimmed "Clark Kent" or "Birth Control" safety glasses; optionally with a bandaid on the nose bridge for extra style.

Add a lab coat (when you don't work with any reagents) to kick it up to Next Level.