[SML] turning off light boards

[Richard John Archer]

My first worthwhile Calculator was some knockoff of a TI 30 by LLoyds......quickly followed by a real TI 30   Just couldn't spend the time trying to figure out scenery on sloped decks using my CRC tables anymore.  Sprung for the $25/30  (now about $125) as soon as I saw something that would do trig functions that was "affordable"   Min wage was then around  $2.25.....I  left academia and was working in regional theatre so how likely was it that I was making minimum wage?  (1976) 

It might be in  a box with old tools in my  garage.   Still have several solar   models of TI 30s at work... I got very use to the key stroke order and placement.   


DickA
TD, Cornell U


On Nov 25, 2015, at 7:58 PM, Jerry Durand via Stagecraft wrote:

> I couldn't afford the HP 65, so I got a TI 52.  Then exchanged it for
> another one when the first one didn't work.  
> Still have my HP35 and the original box they mailed it to me in.
> 
> On 11/25/2015 04:38 PM, Phil Haney via Stagecraft wrote:
>> "And their backup computer was an HP handheld calculator, HP 67 if I
>> recall
>> correctly."
>> 
> 
> 
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