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Namerick
Date2011-08-07
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Messagei got one of those sliding adding machines when i was young, and after finding your you tube vid i finally learned how to use the thing - after 35 years. as for the slide ruler on the other side, i still cant figure it out. this site is so cool


Nameflavio
Date2011-08-03
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Messageexcellent web.thank you.Sory.nou speek english.


NamePetey
Date2011-07-09
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Messagethis is a really great collection. thanks for sharing it smilie



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NameChris
Date2011-07-07
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MessageI've always been fascinated by mechanical calculators, so 'thanks' for putting up this site. The Curta video was excellent.


NameRick Norton
Date2011-05-25
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MessageI have one that says American Original Odhner. It is black and the serial number is 67192 It was made in Gotenborg and it is in the original A E Meeks carrying case. Any info on the value would greatly be appreciated.


NameMartin Cohen
Date2011-05-05
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MessageI enjoyed your site. I have a Web page for some non-standard virtual slide rules at mathed.org/slide.html. There are slide rules for finding the third side of a right triangle and for adding velocities relativistically.


NameMichael Young
Date2011-04-16
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MessageHi! I have an Allied Mfg. Co. "Add-O-Matic" that was given to me by my father. This is the ONLY site on the web that has even a little info about it!

Anyone have any information on this cool little machine?

Regards!


NameBon Crowder
Date2011-04-07
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MessageFixing to ping this site a bunch for tonights #HSMath tweet chat on Twitter.

This site is awesome!

Here's the details of the tweet chat can be found on the site MathFour.com and look under #HSMath


Name Brian Higgins
Date2011-03-22
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MessageI worked for the Underwood Co, in Brighton Sussex for many years on the Sundstrand class C and D and the Elliot Fisher machines, had a great time, sorry its all gone. smilie


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