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HP-41 moduls Message #1 Posted by Matthias Wehrli on 9 Mar 2002, 3:17 p.m. Does anyone has a list of all moduls available for the -41 serie?

Re: HP-41 moduls Message #2 Posted by Hello .... on 13 Mar 2002, 9:15 a.m., in response to message #1 by Matthias Wehrli Does anybody want to answer this question please ....

Re: HP-41 moduls Message #3 Posted by Ty Rogers on 13 Mar 2002, 10:16 a.m., in response to message #1 by Matthias Wehrli I know there are more than this, but this is a start. Advantage module Auto Start/Duplication ROM Aviation Circuit Analysis Clinical Lab/Nuclear Med. Financial Decisions Games Home Management HP-IL Development module Machine Design Mathematics Math/Stat Navigation Petroleum Fluids Real Estate Securities Standard Apps Statistics Stress Analysis Structural Analysis Surveying Thermal & Transport Sci. There is also the: USPS DEL. SERV 1 module

Re: HP-41 modules Message #4 Posted by Ty Rogers on 13 Mar 2002, 6:26 p.m., in response to message #3 by Ty Rogers OOPS, that did not come out right, less try it again. Advantage module Auto Start/Duplication ROM Aviation Circuit Analysis Clinical Lab/Nuclear Med. Extended Functions Extended Memory Extended I/O Financial Decisions Games Home Management HP-IL Development module Infrared Module Machine Design Mathematics Math/Stat Medical Securities Memory module Navigation Petroleum Fluids Plotter Module Quad Memory Module Real Estate Securities Standard Apps Statistics Stress Analysis Structural Analysis Surveying Thermal & Transport Sci. Time Module The United States Postal Service's DEL. SERV. 1 3421 Control Module There are still more..... There was one I saw for loading military transport planes, one for diagnostic (EDUCALC MODULE SERVICE ????), DevIL ROM ???, MONITOR 1A, CCD Module Quick Ref, HEPAX Module, PANAME ROM, I have also seen different surveying modules.

Re: HP-41 modules Message #5 Posted by Ex-PPC member on 14 Mar 2002, 6:33 a.m., in response to message #4 by Ty Rogers You should also include in your list two of the very best ever produced, namely: PPC ROM and ZenROM they're invaluable, indeed.

Re: HP-41 modules Message #6 Posted by Raymond Hellstern on 14 Mar 2002, 9:09 a.m., in response to message #5 by Ex-PPC member Hi, right, those are very nice ones. IMHO the CCD module is the very best module ever made for the HP-41, followed by the HEPAX;-) Raymond

Re: HP-41 modules Message #7 Posted by David Smith on 14 Mar 2002, 6:32 p.m., in response to message #6 by Raymond Hellstern Cant forget the ever popular and highly useful Nuclear Weapons Air Burst Effects module. What's really scary was they apparently had enough need of them to run off at least the 5000 piece minimum order for HP. There is also the GMAC auto finance module and the Sup-R-Rom surveying module and the racehorse handycapping module.

Re: HP-41 modules Message #8 Posted by Ty Rogers on 14 Mar 2002, 8:08 p.m., in response to message #7 by David Smith I knew there were some I had forgot.

Re: HP-41 modules Message #9 Posted by db(martinez,california) on 14 Mar 2002, 9:55 p.m., in response to message #8 by Ty Rogers there were also the "surveyors co op" roms from the company that (i think) became tds: the a)surveying module b)various instrument and road stake modules and c) plotter module. they also made a..... i dont know for sure but maybe 60k .....memory / rs232 interface / il pod. it was built like a tank - machined out of a solid block of aluminium. ok; lets make that a diet tank, but b u i l t.

Re: HP-41 modules Message #10 Posted by Vieira, Luiz C. (Brazil) on 15 Mar 2002, 7:15 a.m., in response to message #9 by db(martinez,california) Hi; If I am not wrong, there is also an original HP module for the HP41 (introduced at the same time as the Cassette Duplication) that dealt with electrical measurement and data acquisition. It was shown in one of the HP Key Notes, and I remember a photo with the HP41 and a data acquisition set, taken in the field. Sorry not being precise, but I did not see any refference of this module in here and I rmember it well. Cheers.

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