From: G6JPG@255soft.uk   
      
   On 2026/1/28 8:50:44, John wrote:   
      
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   >  I have a dead Casio watch that could have antique value. It's closing   
      
   LED? (I _think_ I did have one in that era - no idea if I still do though.)   
      
   > in on being fifty years old or so. I also have, somewhere one of their   
   > original portable calculators. Same vintage. Neither is worth lifting.   
   >  Unless someone out there is a collector?    
   >    
   My one of those was more green gas-discharge tube (didn't half eat   
   batteries [cells]). FX-411 I think - had the a b/c way of doing   
   fractions, which I think was exclusive to Casio then, though I've   
   noticed it in cheap ones in the last few years, so the patent must have   
   lapsed or a way round it found.   
   >                                                             J.    
      
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