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Originally Posted by drofgnal
I like pcalc. I use the free light version. I like it better than any as it is a RPN based calculator similar to HP. It has all the basic scientific functions one needs. Once you get used to RPN you'll never go back.
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I use PCalc Lite also and just wanted to let everyone who might be turned-off by the RPN bit, that this is optional. You can turn RPN on or off for "normal" calculator functionality.
Additionally it includes a unit converter with most common conversions and has many constants included for easy entry (Planck's, Pi, etc.) The paid version adds more constants and more unit conversions but the free, light version will suit most people.
Very nice calculator.