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[walter b]

(09-05-2014 04:10 AM)Tim Wessman Wrote:  

(09-04-2014 08:56 PM)Richard Wagner Wrote:  gon = gradian = grad, yes? Is gon and grad identical then?

Yes. I was never able to tell why bernard included them both in the CAS. To keep things consistent we followed that.

IMHO, only one of them should remain. GRAD is the traditional name of that unit in HP calcs, "gon" is the official one in Europe, "gradian" seems to be in the USA. It isn't SI anyway - but one name should suffice.

(09-05-2014 04:10 AM)Tim Wessman Wrote:  

(09-04-2014 08:56 PM)Richard Wagner Wrote:  mils-angle is used in highly advanced military and astronomical, and even radio tracking, work, of extreme precision, and other uses.

I don't beleive that unit exists on the 48 series, or any other previous calculator. Hence my confusion regarding the "missing" units.

@Richard: Please ... could you refrain from adding more to that heap of outdated stuff? TIA.

d:-/