HP 17BII Financial Introduction and Overview

One of the least inexpensive of the old-style RPN calculators available today, a nice financial model with not very many scientific functions but still a nice little calculator.

[@johnadams9314]

I bought one of these brand new in 1999. Still works perfectly. Is my favourite electronic calculator. Although I tend to use my phone as a calculator these days, it is a 17Bii emulator app that is my go to phone calculator (in RPN mode of course)

[@budiiswanto9114]

can you tell me how to download the emulator?

[@johnadams9314]

@@budiiswanto9114 It is an iphone app off the app store. The exact one I have doesn't seem to be currently available, but the same developer RLM does have a few HP style calculator apps on there, one, called RLM-17BX, looks identical to the one I use. I don't know what the difference is, screenshots look the same.

[@perfectman3077]

Thanks for the video. Can you review the Sharp EL-W516 next?

[@west]

Well I’d be happy to but I don’t yet own one and I still have a lot of other calculators I do own and would like to do so... probably not any time soon.

[@LuaFAyon-iv4gf]

Hi! Thanks for such an informative video
How do you reset this specific calculator?

[@Jay-jq6bl]

I'm trying to figure if there's a way to turn 3 equations into one. Let's say A=3B A=2C A=4D, I only need to know one variable to know them all. I tried A=3B=2C=4D, but I got an invalid equation message. Is there a way to have all 4 variables in a single menu?

[@okcrp]

No, you're trying to solve simultaneous equations and this calculator isn't designed to do that. Some of the engineering models could.