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Hi;
I have the Voyager Series emulators (HP11C, 15C and 16C) and the HP41CV. They run in the HP49G (blue, first model). I'd borrow your 'impressive' to describe them, cannot think of a better word. They definitely worth the bux.
In time: I bought a second HP49G just for this purpose: running Hrast´s emulators. I'd tell it's been worth having an HP49G just for the task.
I consider Hrasts emulators a gem, so maybe I'm suspicious. I once needed to review some old calculations performed with math routines originally written for the HP41 and I did not have the MATH ROM for the HP41. I ran them in the HP49G with the emulators. Spot on!
Cheers.
Luiz (Brazil)
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Tell him how you helped debug the MLDL2K and HEPAX deal using HP41X, Luiz. Now that's accurate emulation!
I love Hrast's emulators too. I have HP41X, HP71X and HP42X. They all rock. HP71X is the only 71B emulator that will do graphics, so it's the only one that will run my YATZ71 program. I think the keyboard mapping is a bit of a stretch for that emulator in particular, though. The calculator emulators are better in this regard, since there's no expectation that there will be a QWERTY keyboard.
They are a bit pricey, particularly with the dollar crashing like it is. But if you are a HP calculator enthusiast, I'd say they are pretty much a must-have.
Regards,
Howard