I've got it for several week s and I can not turn it off.
It does not turn off automaticaly as other simmilar calculators.
How to turn HP 6S Solar off ?
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01-07-2002, 02:58 AM
01-07-2002, 08:11 AM
Is there an advantage in turning it off? Have you tried covering up the solar cell for 5 mins? What about smashing it with a hammer - although turning it on again might be a problem - oh for the HP's of old. The casio (yuk) FX451 solar could be turn off by pressing 3 keys at the same time (this feature was not in the manual). However you had to press them EXACTLY at the same time so it often took several goes. I think the keys were AC, =, Shift. PS Can you get the TEXET Albert II in the US? Here in the UK it looks exactly like the HP6(S). There is now a TEXET Albert III with a 2 line display and horrible user interface - any HP's in the pipeline like that?
01-07-2002, 08:19 AM
Pal, I think the solar type is joke from HP, well you have to take off the battery (battery?)and put some tape over solar cells ;) If you want to keep it only solar powered just keep it without the battery but it wont work at half-light.
01-07-2002, 08:31 AM
What about smashing it with a hammer - although turning it on again might be a problem Why would anyone want to turn back on that abomination? It looks, feels, and works exactly like a cheap Japanese calculator. So use your hammer... and then the wastebasket. -Ernie
01-07-2002, 02:23 PM
Hi,
the joke was made by Texet. Raymond
01-07-2002, 03:34 PM
>What about smashing it with a hammer - although turning it on again might be a problem - oh for the HP's of old. Is there anything I lost in here? What`s up? (...and I`m called `nutz` by my falks) Laughing sometimes is a must... Thanks, Tony. Cheers,
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