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Whoever wrote this on the blackboard, he should have written Unschärferelation.

And while we're at it, Max Planck reads this way.

Rats! Frightening!

Addendum: There you can see how you end without providing proper manuals (SCNR).

@Bob Yes, in principle. But ... typical threads on the fora you mentioned are relatively short, so the number of edits of the OP are few if any; I did never observe any OP edited e.g. a hundred times (which would be expected for a thread of several hundred posts); I doubt that a thread is the approp...

May I suggest to copy-and-paste these links in the first post of this discussion ? That would be helpful in finding quickly where to go and get these files... Dear pyridine, Thanks for your kind words. Of course you may suggest. AFAIK, however, most people go to the most recent post of a thread whe...

May I suggest to copy-and-paste these links in the first post of this discussion ? That would be helpful in finding quickly where to go and get these files... Dear pyridine, Thanks for your kind words. Of course you may suggest. AFAIK, however, most people go to the most recent post of a thread whe...

Some news: For the first time ever on a pocket caculator, we feature something close to an isoplot on our WP43S: . iso.png Thanks to Jaco! Herewith, we provide a shop-floor method for quickly assessing measuring systems (a.k.a. instruments, devices, technologies) of unknown or dubious precision. Thi...

salvomic wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 09, 2021 12:43 pm

is there also a binary for macOS (11.x)?

Yes, there is. Please look here: https://gitlab.com/Over_score/wp43s/-/t ... ries/macOS

(Well, it should be. But alas, I can't tell you anything about its functionality since I'm completely ignorant of Macs. Please try and report.)

Please read Bob's post #8 - it's not so far away.

ijabbott wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 10, 2021 2:26 pm

ISO-80000-2 recommends 'ln' for base e logarithm, 'lg' for base 10 logarithm, and 'lb' for base 2 logarithm. That is what the WP 34S uses, but in all caps.

Also we are adaptive: The WP 43S uses ln, lg, and lb as ISO 80000-2 recommends for good reason.

I have now on my DM42 three different calculators from which I can swap as I want/need : DM42, C43 and WP34S, thanks to Swissmicros, the WP43S team, Jaco and you. I would encourage all DM42 owners to try the WP34S. Your version is a great version providing the full 34S experience without dealing wi...