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BME280 Temp/Hum sensor on battery power increasingly skips(?) operation

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    @warmaniac The sensor should be perfect for outdoor usage. At least you are not alone :relieved: . This guy deserves some real credits doing the research and has some ideas on the cause in the article. (you can also take look at his wedding pictures :wedding: there)

    conclusion:
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    Thanks , I take a read after I finish in work. But I decided to use ds18b20 sealed version plus standalone humidity sensor , maybe it will be better :) Then I post some experiences. Maybe you can take a look on my photos too , I like landscapes photos , but sometimes I shooting weddings too :) www.pinak-art.com

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      My BME280 is around 1F hotter outside than a DS18B20 outside in another project. Not a big deal but I am also researching how to keep it cool. The library I am using is this one.

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