Congo users poll- not official

1.)  Are you using a Congo...exclusively, often, 50% of the time, infrequently?

Exclusively, with a few one offs on another console.

2.)  Are you using RPN for everything or do you use "at mode"?

RPN

3.)  Do you find the console software logical?  ie. If you aren't sure of a console operation, can you intuit the keystrokes based on other console operations?

Yes, I do.  I can frequently figure things out just by switching to RPN in my brain.

4.)  For those using other consoles, do you find shifting in to and out of RPN difficult?

It takes about ten to twenty minutes to "get out" of RPN when programming regular, when quick programming, the RPN sneaks back in.  Getting back into RPN is no problem.

5.)  For those using other consoles, do you find yourself wishing you were working on a Congo?

The couple of shows I've done on other consoles (I'll spare the name, but it was a console I never liked as much as my old Express that the Congo replaced) I found myself cursing the fact that I wasn't on my Congo!

1.)  Are you using a Congo...exclusively, often, 50% of the time, infrequently?

Exclusively, with a few one offs on another console.

2.)  Are you using RPN for everything or do you use "at mode"?

RPN

3.)  Do you find the console software logical?  ie. If you aren't sure of a console operation, can you intuit the keystrokes based on other console operations?

Yes, I do.  I can frequently figure things out just by switching to RPN in my brain.

4.)  For those using other consoles, do you find shifting in to and out of RPN difficult?

It takes about ten to twenty minutes to "get out" of RPN when programming regular, when quick programming, the RPN sneaks back in.  Getting back into RPN is no problem.

5.)  For those using other consoles, do you find yourself wishing you were working on a Congo?

The couple of shows I've done on other consoles (I'll spare the name, but it was a console I never liked as much as my old Express that the Congo replaced) I found myself cursing the fact that I wasn't on my Congo!