Texas Instruments
Model: TI-59 EDF FR
Battery: BP1 A
Adapter: AC9131 or DC9105
Year: 1978
Chip: TMC0501E TMC0591 CD2400 CD2401 TMC0573 TC5047
Info: The innovative TI-59 was the perfect base for a lot of customized calculators. This one was used end of the 70th by the EDF Group in France - a leading supplier of Electricity in Europe - to calculate the necessary energy to heat rooms and houses
Model: TI-59 IMCO mudmod
Battery: BP1 A
Adapter: AC9131 or DC9105
Year: 1978
Chip: TMC0501E TMC0591 CD2400 CD2401 TMC0573 TC5047
Info: The IMCO "MudMod" application was developed in 1982 by IMCO Services, a division of Halliburton Co., Houston for internal use only. IMCO's first module ("DrilMod") with applications in the areas of well control, annular and bit hydraulics, directional design, d-exponents, cost/ft, and drilling mud, a total of 16 programs in all, and second module (“BossMod”) for well-control operations were sold to customers.
Model: TI-59 SCOT WARE CL 4
Battery: BP1 A
Adapter: AC9131 or DC9105
Year: 1978
Chip: TMC0501E TMC0591 CD2400 CD2401 TMC0573 TC5047
Info: Scot Ware by Scotch Programs Inc., headquartered in Miami, Florida, introduced already in April 1978 with the CL4 cooling load calculation an early application programmed in a customized Solid State Software Module. Purchased but never arrived!!