Why? Temp conversion C to F code from Rentron (Bruce)

[Demon]

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Bruce first compares TempF to 6795, then he adds 3200 to complete the calculation.

That's why it's in both sides of the IF.

[Heckler]

Robert,

your version makes sense to me... and that is what I was trying to accomplish. Yet when I removed one (or took it outside of the IF/Then) it did'nt seem to work right.

I will have to do some more testing tonight.
(dang work is getting in the way right now)

thanks


PS. as I listed in an earlier post I am trying to tighten up my code. I know Bruces code is optimized to give accurate fractional degrees, which I don't need.

If anybody has more compact code that only gives whole numbers I would be grateful. If anywhere I am weak in PIC Basic programming, it is in the Math area.

Thanks