on the RPN mentioning sharp pc-1211, v.albillo, el-506w and recurring topics

[franz.b]

(12-04-2017 11:50 AM)Garth Wilson Wrote:  I have come to be of the opinion that it partly depends on what kind of brain you were born with. I seem to have an RPN brain. Besides my 41cx which I use every day, I have the HP-71B as well, and I do not feel at home at all with its BASIC for doing calculations, even though I used it heavily for five years. I don't ever want to use a non-RPN calculator again.

I agree. I started using algebraic calculators in middle school, up to a fx-8000g with which I concluded the technical institute in mechanics. At university I used a 48s rpn and I found it fantastic. Now after years I restarted studying physics again but the hp48 no longer works for the keyboard problem, so I picked up the algebraic calculator of the guys but I was about to throw up ...
I bought a 50g and I'm rejuvenated for 20 years: my brain is RPN