Texas Instruments TI-58 Harrier Flight computer

General specifications
Type Flight computer
Production years 1977 - -
New price -
Operating system n.a.
Chipset/CPU -
I/O Printer port
Performance index 0
Arithmetics
Entry method Algebraic with precedence
Precision 13 digits
Advanced functions













Forensic result 9.000004661314
Features
 









Flight computer: Texas Instruments TI-58 Harrier
Programming
Programming model Partially merged keystroke
Programming features




Program display Keycode
Program editing Insert/delete capability
Memory
Programming 480 program steps
Data 60 numbers
Secondary
ROM
Functions + - × ÷
Display
Type LED
Size 10(8+2) digits
Dimensions
L×W×H 165×76×38 mm
Weight 340 g
Power
Batteries 3×NiCd AA
External power AC-9131 adapter (3.3VAC 500mA)
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Description


The TI-58 Harrier (full name: USMC Harrier VSTOL/REST Calculator) was a purpose build version designed specifically for doing Harrier aviation calculations for the American air force. It had a Harrier program module and a custom keyboard overlay. The back of the calculator had velcro glued to it so it could be attached to the flight suit of the pilots.
The TI-58 Harrier was able to calculate Vertical & Short Take-Off & Land (VSTOL) charcatersitics and Range, Endurance, Speed, & Time (REST) characteristics of the Harrier aircraft.

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Flight computer: Texas Instruments TI-58 Harrier



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