Sanyo ICC-82




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	Sanyo ICC-82


	Pressing the button to the lower right of the display allows the display hood/cover to flip up and switches the calculator on. Closing the hood also switches the calculator off. On the left below the display is the battery level meter.


	Sanyo ICC-82 in its plush-lined hard carrying case.

Sanyo ICC-82

Display is 8 digits amber gas-discharge tubes.

Four-function. Fixed decimal point.

Main integrated circuits - Sanyo LM8001J, LM8002F, LM8003H, LM8005B (date coded 7116 & 7117).

6.6v & 7.3v sealed rechargeable battery.

133 mm x 210 mm x 50 mm (5.25" x 8.25" x 2").

1971.

Made in Japan.

Has a battery-level meter (just below the display on the left) and a flip-up display cover/hood.

As well as being sold under the Sanyo label, some were also labelled for the Dictaphone company and sold as the Dictaphone 1680.

Several early calculators were supplied with an expensive-looking hard fitted carrying case. This was appropriate at that time since these were very expensive instruments.

Requires four large-scale integrated circuits (LSI) for the calculating functions.

Hand-holdable, but definitely not a pocket calculator.