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HP PRIME software for surveyingHi all. Merry Christmas. Does anyone have any cogo programs for the new HP Prime graphing calculator? Let me know. Bye.

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  • Hi Maurice, I think i was a sleep,i do not think i was saying i should have ,it had to be show, anyway found this,  i have seen some of his other vid's before  looks good but he is confusing me why he choose those Az for those directions,  he has to be swapping + ─ Quads,  haven't had time to look at it yet,and  why he is doing this,   you look at it too. .do not know why he would rotate the Quads,but i think he made a mistake because he uses 180,and 270 for due south and 180 has to west and 270 south got no problem doing this ,you can't have both. check it out.

    http://azsurveyors.com/forum/index.php?id=154

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phiY8WMEYF0&amp=&feature=yo...

    he did use 180 for west at the end i think the program at close,  inversed from pob to poe . i think i have to forget RP lisp. to think this HP PPL its confusing me.  i keep wanting to write it. i am just going to start over. if  i can. that will be hard.

    billy,  and Happy Easter to you and your family.

  • hey Maurice, did i should you this site

    http://www.hpgraphingcalc.org/hp-prime-links-and-resources.html

    also this is my french Hp site

    http://www.calculatrices-hp.com/index.php?page=emulateurs

    it has a lot of good stuff for the prime if you can not read french use google translate.

    i downloaded a HP 50g and a HP 35s from here and  and they let me install English programs there is a lot of Hp prime lessons here. you might  want them

    billy

    HP Prime Links and Resources
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      Hi Billy,

         No, I never saw this link until I read your comments. I looked at the site. I have to go to work so not much time to investigate. Thanks for your help. Happy Easter.

      Yours truly,

      Maurice

  • Hello Maurice, I forgot to asked you ,do you use RPN calculators also.

     billy

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      Hi Billy,

       Yes I use other HP calculators, I have an HP33 and HP49g+. But where I work I do not use the calculator very much even though I am working in a land surveying office. The company has an in house systems called copan. Bye.

      Maurice

  • Hello Maurice, This  is a good collection of prime programs .I thought i had found you a inverse program ,but the text. is in Portuguese. But all you Portuguese surveyors here are a few programs in Portuguese for the HP Prime. But Maurice i did see an ephemeris program and a few more you might like. And there was an EQU. list download. Do you have a connectivity kit yet.Still looking, for survey progs.prime

     Got my manual on programming HP PPL  language. talk to you later

    Billy

    http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=7617

  • Hello Maurice, Check this site out, a lot  of good stuff , HP prime calculator portal

                                                                                                                                     

    Billy

    http://www.hpprime.de/en/content

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