Monroe 1651 Nixie Tube Engineering Calculator From 1971 Part 2 -- Power on & Functionality
Blog write up for this video can be found on ToddFun.com
http://www.toddfun.com/2013/09/18/monroe-1651-nixie-tube-engineering-calculator-from-1971-part-2-power-on-functionality
Please watch (part 1) if you want to see the full introduction & teardown.
http://www.toddfun.com/2013/09/03/monroe-1651-calculator-from-1971-part-1-intro-teardown/
A good friend gave me this 1971 vintage Monroe 1651 engineering calculator.
What makes this old calculator so interesting is how much electronic computer power it had in the day. It was feature rich, agile and even small comparatively for the early 1970's. The nixie tube display also adds a warm glow of appeal not commonly found in too many surviving electronics of yester year. Let's don't forget to list rare! This example of old tech is museum quality in functionality as well as scarcity. Unfortunately for this example any functionality requiring the "second function" feature is not currently working. I have my eyes and ears on the lookout for spare parts and service manuals but nothing yet. If you know of any resources please contact me, my email is in my "about me" page on ToddFun.com (a bit coded to avoid some web bots but you humans will figure it out).
I did get in contact with the original owner of this calculator who bought it for his work with aviation calculations in 1971. At the time of this write-up he is 77 years old and I'm trying to coordinate an interview with him. I have a long list of questions so if that manifests I will update this page or post a new article on this calculator.
Видео Monroe 1651 Nixie Tube Engineering Calculator From 1971 Part 2 -- Power on & Functionality канала Todd Harrison
http://www.toddfun.com/2013/09/18/monroe-1651-nixie-tube-engineering-calculator-from-1971-part-2-power-on-functionality
Please watch (part 1) if you want to see the full introduction & teardown.
http://www.toddfun.com/2013/09/03/monroe-1651-calculator-from-1971-part-1-intro-teardown/
A good friend gave me this 1971 vintage Monroe 1651 engineering calculator.
What makes this old calculator so interesting is how much electronic computer power it had in the day. It was feature rich, agile and even small comparatively for the early 1970's. The nixie tube display also adds a warm glow of appeal not commonly found in too many surviving electronics of yester year. Let's don't forget to list rare! This example of old tech is museum quality in functionality as well as scarcity. Unfortunately for this example any functionality requiring the "second function" feature is not currently working. I have my eyes and ears on the lookout for spare parts and service manuals but nothing yet. If you know of any resources please contact me, my email is in my "about me" page on ToddFun.com (a bit coded to avoid some web bots but you humans will figure it out).
I did get in contact with the original owner of this calculator who bought it for his work with aviation calculations in 1971. At the time of this write-up he is 77 years old and I'm trying to coordinate an interview with him. I have a long list of questions so if that manifests I will update this page or post a new article on this calculator.
Видео Monroe 1651 Nixie Tube Engineering Calculator From 1971 Part 2 -- Power on & Functionality канала Todd Harrison
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