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According to Edu-CALC my EE application card went in the mail on Fri
May 10.  If that is so, then I should get it next friday, a day before I
depart to go home for summer vacation.  I will attempt to send a message
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to the BITNET mail group HP-48 giving details about the card.  This may
or may not happen since I will have access (after memorial day) to a
computer system that has a weak link to BITNET.  However, unless anyone
knows of a way to mail a message to c.s.h via E-mail, there will be no
way for me to post something here.  I could possibly attemp to mail
something to someone who could then post it for me.  Send me a message
if you are interested in doing this.

Sincerely,
Jason P. Meyers

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Well I finally got my EE application card :)  However, it came right
AFTER my last EE exam for this term :(

As I promised, here is a quick description of the EE card.

The main menu has the following items:
   Equation Library
   AC Circuits
   Fourier/Laplace Transforms
   Ladder Network Analysis
   Transmission Lines
   Two-Port Networks
   Constants Library

The Equation Library has 11 categories of equations.
The AC Circuits section has 9 categories.
The Fourier/Laplace Transforms are a table and they can be coppied to the
   stack.  The following are also available:
     Pole/Zero Analysis
     Fourier Coefficients
     FFT
     Inverse FFT
The Two-Port Network option gives the followin:
   Circuit Performance
   Paramter Conversions
   Cascade Connections
   Series Connections
   Parallel Connections
   Series-Parallel Connections
   Parallel-Series Connections
The Constants Library has the following categories:
   Universal Constants
   Physical Constants
   Silicon Properties
   Magnetic Properties

In general the card seems to be rather nice.  All of its functions are accessed
through a nice menu program.  The font used in the menu program can be switched
between a small font and a large font at the press of a button.  This is really
nice.  The only problem that I have had with it so far is that it will not put
the two-port parameters on the stack when I as it to do so after calculating
the parameters.  If anyone else has experienced this please let me know.  I am
planning on contacting Sparcom about this *BUG*.  And, yes it is a *BUG*
because it does NOT do what it is supposed to do!

I would like to thank everyone who voluntered to post this for me.  As you
can see, I got the card before I left and was able to post my self.  Thanks

Sincerely,
Jason P. Meyers

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| JMEYERS@mtus5.cts.mtu.edu |                                          |
|            or             | H   H PPPP        44   888   SSS  X   X  |
|   JMEYERS@MTUS5.BITNET    | H   H P   P      4 4  8   8 S      X X   |
|    HP-48 list owner       | HHHHH PPPP  ==  4  4   888   SSS    X    |
 >-------------------------<  H   H P        444444 8   8     S  X X   |
|   Michigan Technological  | H   H P            4   888   SSS  X   X  |
|        University         |                                          |
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