1. Storing and recalling numbers from memory is similar to setting the number of decimal places.
2. RPN Scientific supports fixed, general, and scientific number formats.
3. RPN Scientific has a 100-level stack and supports ten store and recall memory locations.
4. To switch among number formats, select the corresponding button and then select a number button to indicate the accuracy.
5. RPN Scientific is a scientific Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator based on the venerable Hewlett Packard 10C scientific calculator.
6. First click on STO or RCL and then select the memory register by clicking on one of the numbers, from 0 to 9.
7. Selecting enter pushes the entry to the bottom of the stack and displays it in the result field.
8. The number of decimal places is limited to no more than nine.
9. The numbers being entered are on the lower left of the display window.
10. They are divided into two parts, the mantissa is shown on the left and the optional exponent is shown further to the right.
11. It performs most of the 10C’s math functions, but does not include the ability to be programmed.
1. One improvement would be to increase the register font a notch and make bolder.Great and easy to use.
2. love Reverse Polish NotationWoooohooo!! First comment baby! I wish RPN was standard.
3. Another minor quibble: I prefer "drop" to R-down arrow.Haven't used it that much but so far so good.
4. Nicely laid out.Great for chain operations, still have my HP35.
5. My one suggestion: Use that real estate above the top row to put a rad/deg selector.
6. Why? It is an RPN scientific but doesn't try to look like an actual HP calculator.
7. Excellent layout and color scheme.
8. 5 stars.