Combination exerciser gripper and calculator

Abstract

A combination exercise gripper and calculator includes an electronic calculator, with a keypad, a power source, a visual display means, such as a liquid crystal display, and a calculating computing means, which is responsive to manual input from sequential depression of selected keys of the keypad for determining mathematical calculations. A switch is used to calculate these mathematical inputs. The manual griping means, including a pair of depressible handles, which are forcibly separated by a compressible spring wherein compression of the handles towards each other compresses this spring to provide a resistance against the compression. The switch includes a physical condition sensor, communicating with the calculating means. The switch is responsive to the calculating means upon compression of the handles. A counter is used to count the number of compressions the user has made by squeezing the handles. When pressing an on/off switch, the keypad designated as #1 and the keypad designated as the “plus sign,” and “equal sign”, when pressed in sequence, causes the correct number of compressions of the handles to be displayed upon the display of the calculator.

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