| Type, Precision, Input mode | Scientific, 10 BCD digits, exponent ±99, Algebraic |
| Programmable | No |
| Memory | 1 storage register, not permanent. Note: A value is stored when pressing "M" after "=", otherwise the value is recalled. |
| Display | 11 digit 7 segment red LED, one digit used for sign, plus 3 digit smaller LED display for exponent and sign |
| Hardware |
CPU MCS 2525, MCS 2526 (MOS) |
| Special features | Instructions on the back of the calculator |
| Original Pricing, Production | Made by Melcor Electronics Corp, Farmingdale, NY
11735,
USA, 1974, $89.95 |
| Batteries | Built-in accu pack or external DC 7.5V power
supply,
plus on center. Each pack consists of 3x 1.5V cells and apparently the packs are connected in series. |
| Dimensions | Length 15.7cm, Width 8.7cm, Height 3.7cm |
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| Comment | A unit that was apparently designed to rival Hewlett Packard's Classic series calculators, ie. the HP-35. |
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