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  • Founded: Dec 21, 1998
  • Language: English
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7675 William Kale
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Mar 30, 2001
11:32 pm
I believe that the +ACM_ and +ACY- are codes representing the left carat (<) and the ampersand (&), which, if inserted in the description will create the...
7676 Allen B, Carlisle
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Mar 31, 2001
12:41 am
I too teach high school mathematics and feel exactly the same as you regarding use of the calculator in the classroom. I teach a couple of algebra classes and...
7677 cjoxford@... Send Email Mar 31, 2001
3:24 am
Can anyone direct me to info on Fearns Calculator company? I have a day/week adder that would be handy for bankers and schedulers and a trig calculator that is...
7678 Michael O'Leary
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Mar 31, 2001
3:24 am
Greetings, Jim Cerny brought this one up. He has a K&E 4097D with the following scales on the back of the slide: = S B L T = The catalogs all list the scales...
7679 Jeffrey A. Weiner
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Mar 31, 2001
3:25 am
Noting the thread about the warped stator reminded me of a Versalog I have in my collection. It doesn't have a warped stator, rather the braces at one end are...
7680 brodis01@... Send Email Mar 31, 2001
3:25 am
I cannot vouch for the legendary properties of bamboo-core rules, but a few observations from recent experience seem worth mentioning: There does not seem to...
7681 Kent Walker
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Mar 31, 2001
5:17 am
Can anyone help with identification of a Sum Hemmi rule with an unusual horseshoe cursor? The cursor has a riveted "spinner" pointer which I assume is for...
7682 Andrew Nikitin
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Mar 31, 2001
5:52 am
+ACM- is utf-7 encoding for # sign +ACY- is utf-7 encoding for &. Obviously, Craig is using outlook express version 5.50.4133.2400 and has utf-7 setting set...
7683 Joćo Roberto
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Mar 31, 2001
5:53 am
Hi, Gary Unfortunately my friend tell to me that he don't have the book with the issue about how determine cubical roots from A scale, he only have...
7684 sliderules@... Send Email Mar 31, 2001
1:13 pm
Kent What you have is a slide rule with a digit registering cursor. These were originally made by Faber Castell and you can see an image of one and a...
7685 manfred_hausmann@... Send Email Mar 31, 2001
1:14 pm
I believe you have a Hemmi No 64 Reitz model, probably 1920's or 1930's. I have the same rule with a horseshoe cursor without the pointer; the model No. was...
7686 JaMAKSIN@... Send Email Mar 31, 2001
1:15 pm
Hello all, A reference each (especially for those who haven't seen it) might find of interest: "The Standard Manual of the Slide Rule, Its History, Principle,...
7687 walter2@... Send Email Mar 31, 2001
10:46 pm
With regard to more Fearns data, Ray Hems in the UK has advised he has a large collection of data, original catalogs and examples of Fearns circular rules. He...
7688 Clark McCoy
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Apr 1, 2001
3:18 am
Michael The 2 that I have serial numbers 35772 and 65014 have = S B L T = Clark ... From: Michael O'Leary [mailto:mpsoleary@...] Sent: Friday, March...
7689 João Roberto
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Apr 1, 2001
3:18 am
Hi, Joe The book sounds very interesting, but, how to find easily it? On my country, Brazil, certainly it will hard to find. Do you know someone that want sell...
7690 Duane Croft
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Apr 1, 2001
3:18 am
I couldn't find anything on bamboo or wood, but aluminum and magnesium both have coefficients of linear expansion "around" 25E-6/C ("around" depending on...
7691 Chris Redding
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Apr 1, 2001
3:18 am
Hello, I was reading Time and I saw scores of names of phobias. Many of them silly. Silly in the sense that anyone even bothered to make up a name, e.g....
7692 Michael O'Leary
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Apr 1, 2001
3:19 am
Ron, One the issue of sharing resources, I figure I might as well step up. As you all know, I have been working with Clark McCoy to post the K&E catalog slide...
7693 abaum@... Send Email Apr 1, 2001
3:19 am
... While the mental image of a cold Pickett suffering from terminal looseness made me chuckle, it also prompted me to get out my own Picketts and have a...
7694 conesus
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Apr 1, 2001
3:19 am
This is the loud mouth math teacher again. I was whining about the occasional student who can't do the simple calculations we take for granted. Let me...
7695 John Mosand
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Apr 1, 2001
3:20 am
A final comment on this matter: Some individuals must have misunderstood the article in question or else not having read it carefully. Math, calculators or...
7696 D.Thompson
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Apr 1, 2001
3:20 am
hi Charlie et al, ... I'm afraid that the Fearns Calculator company ceased trading a few years ago. I believe that it was based in Gateshead, UK and at one...
7697 Andrew Nikitin
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Apr 1, 2001
3:20 am
Hello, Joe. ----- Original Message ----- From: <JaMAKSIN@...> Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2001 06:50 > For example, Page 173, "Expressions Solved with One...
7698 Allen B, Carlisle
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Apr 1, 2001
3:20 am
There is a neat way of solving equations of the form a=b^x where "a" and "b" are known without use of the Log-Log scales or if your rule doesn't have them. The...
7699 Mike Gabbert
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Apr 1, 2001
3:21 am
Hi, Note: The characters "+ACM-" and "+ACY-" appear to be misread ASCII characters. Coming between the K and the E, "+ACY-" probably should have been a plus...
7700 sliderules@... Send Email Apr 1, 2001
3:21 am
From time to time my wife comes home with a slide rule. Since I am left-handed she sometimes, but more rarely, buys me things for left- handers. This slide...
7701 Allen B, Carlisle
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Apr 1, 2001
3:21 am
I recently purchased an old K+E N4092-3 Rule from ebay. It arrived in good condition but it was obvious it could use some cleaning. I tried something that I...
7702 Korny
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Apr 1, 2001
3:21 am
... One of the big distributors who had their name on K&E products was Kendrick and Bellamy in Denver, Colorado. My math teacher always got copies of K&E's...
7703 Mike Gabbert
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Apr 1, 2001
3:22 am
I have noticed a what seems to me to be an unusual number of ex-library copies of "An Easy Introduction to the Slide Rule" appearing on eBay over the past...
7704 Duane Croft
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Apr 1, 2001
3:23 am
This isn't directly about slide rules, but since we did have a thread about the "NASA never landed on the Moon" Conspiracy Theory, I thought I'd post it. NASA...
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