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Title: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: nhodges on August 14, 2011, 02:46:10 AM Looking for any of the following calculators:
Kind of testing this out, leave a reply with what you have and I'll give you a price. Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: bou707 on August 14, 2011, 02:51:53 AM does it have to be in working condition?
I havea ti 84 plus silver, i dont know what happened to it, didnt use it for one year, and later tried it with new batteries and it doesnt turn on Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: mc_lovin on August 14, 2011, 02:53:02 AM I have a TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, what is the bounty for one of those? I know retail they cost over $100.
Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: bou707 on August 14, 2011, 02:58:45 AM wow I just resurrected my Ti 84 silver :D
http://epsstore.ti.com/OA_HTML/csksxvm.jsp?nSetNumber=11900 Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: PatrickHarnett on August 14, 2011, 02:59:53 AM What a neat idea. (they probably won't do mining)
Oldest I have (working until the batteries went flat last year) is a Sharp PC-1211. Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: mc_lovin on August 14, 2011, 03:09:34 AM What a neat idea. (they probably won't do mining) bit if you COULD mine with a Ti-83..Oldest I have (working until the batteries went flat last year) is a Sharp PC-1211. Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: deslok on August 14, 2011, 03:12:16 AM I have a ti-86 also not on your list a 1976 vintage ti-30
Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: Stefanie Andrea on August 14, 2011, 04:30:42 AM I have a pink Ti-84 Plus ;)
Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: Phinnaeus Gage on August 14, 2011, 05:27:30 AM Looking for any of the following calculators:
Kind of testing this out, leave a reply with what you have and I'll give you a price. Quote Kind of testing this out... Let me know when the difficulty level increases so that I can fire up the Commodore 64's. Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: nhodges on August 14, 2011, 06:11:22 AM does it have to be in working condition? I havea ti 84 plus silver, i dont know what happened to it, didnt use it for one year, and later tried it with new batteries and it doesnt turn on I don't think I can work with for-parts calculators right now, I'll let you know Monday though. I have a TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, what is the bounty for one of those? I know retail they cost over $100. What condition is it in? Does it include the cable and cover? Keep in mind, we don't sell these in a retail outlet, we pretty much hand them off to a distributor who warehouses all kinds of these for sell on eBay and wherever else they do business. :P Everyone else please reply with the condition your calculators are in and what accessories will be included. I will PM you all prices on Monday (I'll post the prices here as well) and work out shipping costs / details then, too. Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: mc_lovin on August 14, 2011, 06:24:44 AM does it have to be in working condition? I havea ti 84 plus silver, i dont know what happened to it, didnt use it for one year, and later tried it with new batteries and it doesnt turn on I don't think I can work with for-parts calculators right now, I'll let you know Monday though. I have a TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, what is the bounty for one of those? I know retail they cost over $100. What condition is it in? Does it include the cable and cover? Keep in mind, we don't sell these in a retail outlet, we pretty much hand them off to a distributor who warehouses all kinds of these for sell on eBay and wherever else they do business. :P Everyone else please reply with the condition your calculators are in and what accessories will be included. I will PM you all prices on Monday (I'll post the prices here as well) and work out shipping costs / details then, too. Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: deslok on August 14, 2011, 01:37:36 PM I have convers got both of mine and hermine I have a cable I have to look for it though
Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: antares on August 14, 2011, 01:49:03 PM Hey, I could serve you with a TI Voyage 200+, which is basically hardware compatible with an TI 92+ but has a bigger screen and a full qwerty keyboard(and more memory).
Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: nhodges on August 16, 2011, 01:55:39 AM does it have to be in working condition? I havea ti 84 plus silver, i dont know what happened to it, didnt use it for one year, and later tried it with new batteries and it doesnt turn on I don't think I can work with for-parts calculators right now, I'll let you know Monday though. I have a TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, what is the bounty for one of those? I know retail they cost over $100. What condition is it in? Does it include the cable and cover? Keep in mind, we don't sell these in a retail outlet, we pretty much hand them off to a distributor who warehouses all kinds of these for sell on eBay and wherever else they do business. :P Everyone else please reply with the condition your calculators are in and what accessories will be included. I will PM you all prices on Monday (I'll post the prices here as well) and work out shipping costs / details then, too. You will probably make more money selling it locally, I can pretty much guarantee you that. I'm still speaking with our guy but I think I will be able to offer you around $28 for it. Et al, I was super busy at work today and didn't get a chance to work out prices yet, I'll be doing that in about an hour. Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: Phinnaeus Gage on August 16, 2011, 09:05:54 AM What a neat idea. (they probably won't do mining) bit if you COULD mine with a Ti-83..Oldest I have (working until the batteries went flat last year) is a Sharp PC-1211. ...or with a series of them hooked in parallel. Less heat generated. Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: tysat on August 16, 2011, 09:45:05 AM How much for a TI-89? I'd have to get batteries to make sure it's still working, but I'm 90% sure it is.
Title: Re: Bitcoins for Old Scientific Calculators! Post by: Kansattica on August 17, 2011, 04:25:31 AM What'll you give for a working, with batteries, no cover, fished-out-of-the-trash TI-83.
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