oh sh****t, this will be the end of the world...
And what happend in today devices?
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov8R5lF8X7U)
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That one is a really cool calculator, although she seemed quite trolled in the video :-\
My mechanical calculator is a generation older, so no motor, you have to wind the handle yourself. Division by zero gets quite tiring after a few minutes and I usually give up.
Bryce.
You really have one? And you haven't posted any vids/photos yet? :)
Hmm, a cake divided by zero = more cake for me :laugh:
Quote from: Gryzor on 14:01, 08 April 16
You really have one? And you haven't posted any vids/photos yet? :)
A mechanical calculator? Yes. I restored it myself a few years back. I'll post a picture when I get home.
Bryce.
Gesendet von meinem Motorola DynaTEC 8000X mit Tapatalk 2.
Just for Gryzor:
This is one of my Mechanical Calculators. The Triumphator HZN from 1936. Full restored and working. This was one of the more advanced (expensive) models of the time that did multiplication and division. Unfortunately it doesn't do Hex, so it's not really suitable for programming.
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Bryce.
Quote from: Bryce on 12:35, 10 April 16
Just for Gryzor:
This is one of my Mechanical Calculators. The Triumphator HZN from 1936. Full restored and working. This was one of the more advanced (expensive) models of the time that did multiplication and division. Unfortunately it doesn't do Hex, so it's not really suitable for programming.
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Bryce.
Amazing right? a 1936 device can made multiplication, but z80 from de 70 middle not. :)
Quote from: Bryce on 08:52, 06 April 16
My mechanical calculator is a generation older, so no motor, you have to wind the handle yourself. Division by zero gets quite tiring after a few minutes and I usually give up.
Bryce.
Because its a 2x1 device , its help your mind to made big calculations, and in the same its help you made musculature without go to fitness center.
Thats remember me i play the friday with a friend to the fallout 4 in the ps4, and he have a weapon thats use the same system as your calculator to reload one shot. jeje.
Actually, it multiplies using the same method as a Z80, by adding the number to itself X amount of times.
Bryce.
Amazing device! It also helps the nice condition you keep it in.
Thanks for the picture!
Quote from: dragon on 12:57, 10 April 16
Because its a 2x1 device , its help your mind to made big calculations, and in the same its help you made musculature without go to fitness center.
At this time, being a geek and being fit was not antinomic :P
Quote from: Bryce on 12:35, 10 April 16
Just for Gryzor:
This is one of my Mechanical Calculators. The Triumphator HZN from 1936. Full restored and working. This was one of the more advanced (expensive) models of the time that did multiplication and division. Unfortunately it doesn't do Hex, so it's not really suitable for programming.
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Bryce.
Loving the name! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
P.D: The machine is really cool as well.
Wow, what a beauty.... I'd really, really, really love to have one. It's gorgeous. And of course the name is fantastic too! :D
Thanks for sharing :)
As I mentioned to someone else here. The really amazing bits are inside. I'll be doing some more work on it later and I'll post a picture of that too. Unlike the Z80, you can see how this machine calculates :)
Bryce.
Quote from: Bryce on 15:31, 12 April 16
As I mentioned to someone else here. The really amazing bits are inside. I'll be doing some more work on it later and I'll post a picture of that too. Unlike the Z80, you can see how this machine calculates :)
Now that would be good, I look forward to seeing pictures of the inner workings :D
Mark
Ok, so here it is inside. For those who know their mechanical calculators, the negative decimal shift is broken. Positive shifts work fine, but negative shifts only go half way. Both the front and the thumb shift levers have the same problem, so the problem must be on the result cylinder. I suspect that a tooth on the shift lever is damaged, but to find out, I need to strip in down completely. :( Major work that I don't really have time for at the moment.
Bryce.
It's so beatiful!
Quote from: Bryce on 20:40, 12 April 16Major work that I don't really have time for at the moment.
Bryce.
Oh well, I'll give you €50 for it.
Quote from: Gryzor on 07:29, 13 April 16
Oh well, I'll give you €50 for it.
Yeah, sure. Including postage I assume? :D
Bryce.
Quote from: Bryce on 15:31, 12 April 16
... Unlike the Z80, you can see how this machine calculates :)
Well, I can see that on on 6510 too. ;D :P 8) ;) :)