The only manual I have found online is the Litton Monroe 1800 300 I-O Writer manual here:
https://archive.org/details/cm_Monroe_300_I-O_Writer
Rick Bensene has a an original of one of the manuals I believe you are seeking, but it is not scanned.
I have not seen any correspondence from Rick in a while, I hope he is doing much better.
https://www.oldcalculatormuseum.com/m-m1800ap.html
Don Resor
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Hello Jef,
Unfortunately, I do not have copies of these manuals, but your request is very interesting. Recently, I built two AI-powered calculator projects that turned out really well. One is a Grade Calculator for students and teachers to track grades and academic performance, and the other is a Destiny Matrix Calculator compatibility focused on life purpose, personality insights, and numerology analysis.
These projects also increased my interest in vintage and programmable calculator systems like Monroe and Compucorp.
I will check some vintage calculator archives and documentation forums as well. If I find any useful manuals or scanned copies, I’ll gladly share them here.
Best regards
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