Fix pressure compensation calculation typo #18
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@SeanBurford can you change the version number back to 0.0.12? Version gets bumped up 1 when I run PXT Bump to get things all settled for microsoft |
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Thanks Andy, I have removed the version bump. |
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Fix a typo in the pressure compensation calculation.
https://ae-bst.resource.bosch.com/media/_tech/media/datasheets/BST-BME280-DS002.pdf page 25 shows 128000. Changing 12800 to 128000 changes the result from 1032 hPa to 995 hPa, which is close to my phone (992.7), a Honeywell MPRLS (993) and a dedicated weather station (995.6).