Here you go. It was a properly produced thing, but I don’t know by whom. Here it is on a piece of A4 paper. It was just transparent enough to pencil trace over pictures, and the pencil could be washed off. As you can see, I was into maps.

Very cool- I'd love to see it! Hard to google since there's lots of keyboard overlays. Was it an official product? Or home-made?

Thanks- I have some experience making graph paper knockoffs...
faculty.fairfield.edu/cstaecker/ma...

Do you know how large Tecmo's original sheets were? They seem to be approximately the same aspect ratio as US letter, but the grid size when printed is super-fine. So maybe they used bigger paper?

Very cool- I'll have to check but I'm pretty sure I don't have this. Would appreciate a nice scan sometime if it's possible! Given how scarce the graphanalogue is, the inserts must be impossibly rare- i've never even heard of it.

Nice! I hope you didn't pay too much. And I'm sorry to say that I'm not sure what you're talking about! I have a graphanalogue with instructions, but I don't know about the graph paper insert. Is it described in the instructions? (I'm not home now so I don't have mine handy)

Thanks to posts from @tinycartridge.com and @moonhotel.bsky.social where I saw this!

Original photos from @shmuplations.bsky.social here: shmuplations.com/ninjagaiden/

Download & print vectorized PDF which can scale super big: faculty.fairfield.edu/cstaecker/ma...

I incorrectly said in my video that Lieberthal never mentioned any connection between the abacus and Chisanbop. Here he does draw a connection, and suggests that chisanbop was inspired by the abacus.

The text does not explain the origins of Chisanbop (Sung Jin and Hang Young Pai), but it does associate the method with the structure of the abacus. This description appears in Lieberthal's book as well.

The art is all redone- I like it a lot better than the original. Thanks to Ed's friend for sending it to me!

A typical new video will lose me 3 or 4 subscribers in the first day or so, but eventually gains me subscribers as new viewers see it from recommendations.
The ones who watch immediately after I post are all subscribers already, so I can never gain subs from that audience- only lose a few.

www.instagram.com/p/DOYvJOtjZvk/

@jaapsch.net has a video about it, although I'm not sure exactly how the "SEE calculator" is related to the "Pascal-Type Calculator". They are obviously the same thing, but the SEE says 1968 on it, and this says 1984. Did Burt Harrison buy the design? I don't know.
youtu.be/gwoIRgWmohE?...

"Think of other things"

we call it "sneaky jeez"

I assume they will lend without expecting interest in return?