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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. Introduction
2. GeneralDescription
3. Key Description
4. BiorhythmApplication
5. Calc:ulatorApplication
6. Specifications
7. Precautions
S. Glossary
9. Bibliography
10. BirthdateRegister
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.INTRODUCTION TO BIORHYTHM
Congratulations.
You've iust
shown the goodsense to buy the best pockct·sizc biorhythm computer on the
market.
KosmosI.
But before you startpushing buttons, take aminute to be sure youundersumd what you'll
belearningabout yourself.
Biorhythms are defined as thedifferent cyclesyourmindand body go throughevery day.
Thereare three of them. A23·dayphysical cycle. A28-dayemotionalcycle. And a 33·d.ay
intellecrualcycle.
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You also ha.ve critical and mini-criticaldays I,,'ruchwe'll get tointheglossary), alongwith
upl +landdown (-I periodsin eachcycle.
Your dailypositionin each of thesecycles hasa lot to do withhowyou feel.
Forcxa.mplc, when you'refull ofencrg)', you're probably in theuppcriodof yourphysical
C}'c1e. \\"hcn you tirequicker than uswl, chancesare you're in thedownperiod.
By punchingthecorrectformula intoyourKosmos I(which we'llget to in theinstructions)
you'll learn justwhere yuuare in each of rourthreecycles.
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T1w KO)mO!i tBiorhythm Campalel' ~nd C~kubla:r ao P"~
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<:ri1~1 ~nd mini<riliallb]"S. I. e:ut ;;i.~ )'OU com~.ibililr
ntios ~lId b:u:1; mcmorr b~lIks.
11 un ~lso ~dd, )lIblr:let,mullipl)" ~nd dh·idc.
It's not hocuspocus. It's.a behavorialscience.
Dr. WilhelmFleiss discoveredthe physical
and emotionalcycles in 1887. Dr. Alfred
Telltscherdiscoveredthe intellectual
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cycleafew years later. And people all
overthe world have be{;n monitoring
biorhythmseversince.
Over 100 bookshave been written
describmgwhathasalready been learned.
IBM builtacomputercostingover
S2,OCXJ,OOO thatcangive researchers all of
the biorhytlunic infonnariontheywant.
Biocom builta53,000 desk computerthat
can do almost as much for industry.
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IB.'l360
TM IB.\116O compl.ltn' o;:In :;;,.,. J'O".:t1l tbe biofil)'tilmie
t:dcuL:It..ion) )·ou ... ·,,"1.1(' nbil).:t5" .-m "nd C,(N~"bou.l
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It'sthanks to the
helpofcomputers
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training of someof
the most powcrlul
OlympicTeaffis
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the worldhave
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biorhythm.
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United Airlines, J3PJ1l Airlinesand$wissairhaveall biorhythmicallymonitoredtheir
employees. Even mcm hers of tbe USAF Tactical Air Commandand Army Aviation have
hadtheir biorhythms charted.
InJapan, taxi, bus
.md truckdrivers, along with train conductors mld industrial workers,
have
all had thciraccidcmratescut sharply when theirbiorhythms were watched.
And if you just tum the page, you'll learn everything )'OU need to know (0 use)'our
Kosmos Jto monitoryour biorhythm cycleseveryday.
Andcycn to add, subtract, multiply anddivide, too.
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• GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Kosmos I-Biorhythm Computer
1. GeneralDcscription
KosmosI iSH uniquely designed electronic computer for rapiddetenninution of
biorhythmic data. Birthdates plus other desired dates are entered via akeyboard and the
desiredbiorhythmdata is display<..-don adigital displ.1Y. In addition, themachine ca.n be
used
as astandardfour function calculator.
2. BasicFunctions
2.1 Personal Biorhythm
Key in yaurown birth date, along with the day of interest and the appropriate days on each
of thethree biorh},thm.cycles will be displayed.
2.2 Biorhythmic Compatibility
Your personal dataisstored inthe memory andanotherperson'sbinhda[c is keyed in. The
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mi1chiD\.; will compute and displ:lY dll:daysun rhdr biorhythm cydcs~md also the
percentagecump.ltibilitybcrw\.:cn yourselfand the other party .
2.3 Critical &.l\1ini"CriticaJ Days
W"hen calculating the points on your biorhythm erell'Sfora gi"'cn day, the calculator will
<lllo\\" yoll to go fOI"\\'ardur hackw<lrd in di.lily increments to quicklydctcrmim' the dates(It
critical mmini-critical days. These <1.1YS mecasiI}' recognized by red orarnb.:rinJicating
lights.
2.4 Basic FourFunction
Calculator
When not in US<.' for biorhythmic calculations, KosmosI will opl:rate asa basicfour
fu nctioncalculator.
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'. KEY DESCRIPTION
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CD Forward
mReverse
Biorhythm
Function Keys
mBiurhyrhm
EDare
O. Birthdatc
CD Comp;.ltibilityf
Similarity
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Digit<1\ Display _
Traffic Lights _
OnlOffSwitch _
ClcarKcy _
Arithmetic Keys _
NumbcrKcys
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•PowcrSwitch:
Move the side-switch backward to start;I calculation. You should 110\\" sec
displaYLod OJ.
Numeral Keys:
o ~ CD Entt:rs numerals.
Decimal PointKey:
Fordecimal places, lise th..: key in its 101-,>1c:'11 sequence.
Arithmetic Kc"s:
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Press the mUlleral and arithmetic keys in thl.: same logical sequenceas the
ftlm1u!aand the e kC'y obt;Jins the answer.
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Date Key:
5 Enter!> the dL'!>in:d on tl' (:\'\Ililt h. D;:ly. ;:lI1d Ye;:lfl. Ttl"':l1 tl'r th~ date, for
ex;:ullplc, IUl1e 7th. lY76,oremtl': CD:=D CTIL!...: Or. ! em
!\lomh Day Ycar
Aftcr pressingthe G key, tho;: dute plus till' d,lY or the \\'L'l.'k will be
visiblcon the display.
BirthdatcKeys:
mThis akey is for kl.'ying in yourowl1 birthd<ttl:.
aThis m kl.')' is for keying<1nmhcr pL'rSOI1~ birthd;:ltt:.
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