You can get an IBM PC like circuit on a card about the size of a PCMCIA card.
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Programmable .Calculator
Feb 16, 2005
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"EasyCalc" is a good free programmable calculator available for PalmOS devices. There are a few languages for the Palm, notably python, if you need more than simple programmability.
If you want to _connect_ it to your ultralight, you could get an older RS-232 based device (Ebay?) -- might be easier than USB.
-frank
Not unless you can use the CR2032s as fuel for a fusion reactor.
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This is John Larkin for forever:
Sometimes I find myself using the HP48 emulator (Emu48) in my computer to write a program to do calculations.
Takes less time than loading Excel and using VBA, or write a "quick hack" in VB.
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