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I was wondering if it would be possible to show the pressure at one more precision digit, a.k.a. in hectopascals (with 0, 1 or 2 decimals).
The kPa setting shows the correct pressure, although at very low precision, while hPA shows unreadable measurements (e.g. -350123).
Also, would it be possible to choose whether to show the dewpoint instead of relative humidity? The formula is very straighforward:
alpha = ln(relativeHumidity/100) + 17.625*temperatureC/(243.04+temperatureC)
dewpoint = (243.04×alpha) / (17.625-alpha)
Thank you!
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Setting pressure unit to hPA (should actually be hPa) also shows unreadable numbers.
Adding a decimal point to kPa would make hPa not even necessary any more.
Hello,
I was wondering if it would be possible to show the pressure at one more precision digit, a.k.a. in hectopascals (with 0, 1 or 2 decimals).
The kPa setting shows the correct pressure, although at very low precision, while hPA shows unreadable measurements (e.g. -350123).
Also, would it be possible to choose whether to show the dewpoint instead of relative humidity? The formula is very straighforward:
alpha = ln(relativeHumidity/100) + 17.625*temperatureC/(243.04+temperatureC)
dewpoint = (243.04×alpha) / (17.625-alpha)
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: