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  1. - 10th April 2015, 17:19 #5
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    I'm assuming that for 100% humidity the value of hum would be 65535 and 0% would be 0 ?

    If so then using DEC hum/256 gives a reading of 73, 74 on the LCD - which seems a tad to high for the living room. The cheap simple dial hydrometer in the reptile enclosures read 37% and the sensor built into the weather station which is 18" away from the development board displaying 42%
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