Paul Ciszek wrote:
> I have an HP 32S II that apparently has working electronics, but
> a sticky keypad. If I could safely pry the case apart, I could
> probably fix it. Does anyone know where I could go to get advice
> about prying it open? Is there a newsgroup where they discuss
> calculators?
>
> I don't want a modern HP calculator. I want good old RPN.

You could try comp.sys.hp48. That group deals mainly (these days)
with the 49G+ and the 33s, but some of the people there remember
the earlier models. But the best place is http://hpmuseum.org
(The Museum of HP Calculators). There's a discussion forum there
(http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/cgiw...seum/forum.cgi) with lots
of people who can tell you all about cleaning, maintaining and repairing
vintage HP calculators.

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