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30B TVM slightly different results - bill platt - 03-25-2012

Has anyone noticed that the 30B is about a penny or two different in payment results for a typical 100k loan?

12C, 10B, 27S/17Bii, 48G all give identical results, different from 30B.


Re: 30B TVM slightly different results - David Griffith - 03-25-2012

There are several complaints about that bug on HP's own calculator forum at http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Calculators/bd-p/bsc-408


Re: 30B TVM slightly different results - cyrille de Brébisson - 03-26-2012

Hello

Quote:
Has anyone noticed that the 30B is about a penny or two different in payment results for a typical 100k loan?

Can you give one or 2 examples please?

cyrille


Re: 30B TVM slightly different results - bill platt - 03-26-2012

Hi Cyrille,

Sure, here a couple. Thanks for asking :-)

END mode.

N = 360.
I/yr = 5.0%
PV = 100,000.

30b -536.836041607
48G -536.821623012
12C(1985) -536.8216230

I/yr = 10.0%
PV = 50,000.

30b -438.791093633
48G -438.785785044
12C(1985) -438.7857850

Switch to BEGIN mode:
I/yr = 10.0%
PV = 50,000.

30b -435.164720958
48G -435.159456242
12C(1985) -435.1594562

Edited: 26 Mar 2012, 10:39 a.m.


Re: 30B TVM slightly different results - peacecalc - 03-26-2012

Hello bill,

I can't confirm your results. My HP 30b shows same results like my HP 50g and they are the same like your HP 48G and HP 12c shows.

Maybe there is a slight amount in the FV store place after an calculation, so try to input a zero in FV before you perform the comparing calculations.

Sincerely
peacecalc


Re: 30B TVM slightly different results - bill platt - 03-26-2012

THANKS!

Now I feel compltely STUPID!

There was "12" in the FV register.

D'oh!