Virtual SR PART 2
Wolf's Collection of Slide Rule Simulators
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This is a composite gallery of simulated slide rules that may be manipulated on your screen by use of your mouse, as if the slide rule is actually in your hand. The Aristo models have readouts to show the value under the cursor. These were originally created by Derek Ross of Winnipeg, Manitoba Supplimental virtual creations and modifications were followed by Stefan Vorkoetter, Brian Bartholomew, Bob Roswell and Bob Denny.. ISRM is able to independantly host and preserve the simulator files due to the efforts of Bob Denny who compiled these selections from 2009 to 2016. Themost recent expansion of these simulations were created by Dr. Robert P. Wolf in Australia from 2017 to 2020. Robert passed in June 2023. His work on Simulators being preserved on ISRM.
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Faber-Castell 2/83N © Dr. Robert P. Wolf
K&E Decilon 68-1100/68-1130 © Dr. Robert P. Wolf
Nestler 23R © Dr. Robert P. Wolf
Post Versalog II © Dr. Robert P. Wolf
 
Pickett N909-ES SIMPLEX TRIG RULE with METRIC CONVERSION © Derek Ross
 
Pickett N3-T POWER LOG EXPONENTIAL LOG LOG DUAL BASE © Derek Ross
Try this TABLET SIZE Pickett N3-T by Bog Roswell of the The Computer Museum
 
Pickett N904-T TRIG and DECIMAL KEEPER SPEED RULE © Derek Ross
 
Pickett N525-ES StatRule © Derek Ross
 
Pickett N4-ES Vector-Type LOG LOG DUAL BASE SPEED RULE © Derek Ross
Pickett 160-ES MICROLINE Pocket Slide Rule/a> © Derek Ross
 
Pickett N600-ES LOG LOG SPEED RULE Pocket Slide Rule © Derek Ross
 
Hemmi 266 ELECTRONICS RULE © Derek Ross
 
Aristo Multilog Nr. 970 © Stefan Vorkoetter
Has numeric readouts of the cursor position which is useful
for interpolating the various scales. Here is the link to
the original web page for this simulator, as well as Stefan's Historical Computing Devices.
Aristo Scholar Nr. 903 © Arndt Brünner
Note: Page is in German. Use Google translate. Has numeric readouts of the cursor position.
See www.arndt-bruenner.de.
McDonnell Douglas Machining Speed and Feed Rule (Front) by Brian Bartholomew
McDonnell Douglas Machining Hardness Rule (Back) by Brian Bartholomew
MilDot Master (long range shooting calculator) by Bob Denny.
see MilDot Master web site for more info
Design Notes about this Page
Derek Ross' Original web site at http://www.antiquark.com and Bob Denny's modifications for local storage of images, have been edited to meet the ISRM format and security certificates and to add mobile friendly tags. It should be noted that the virtual slide rules were made possible by Walter Zorn's Drag and Drop for Images and Layers.
These pages should work in browsers that support JavaScript and W3C DOM standards. Unfortunately, the original simulations do fit or work on touch devices (iPad, Android, etc.). with the one exception:
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