Hi,
the correction curve has a range from -120% to +120%.
Which one is "no correction", 0% or 100% ?
The manual says:
"For new installs set these two settings to zero and the barometric correction curve to 100% across
the board."
So if 100% means "no correction", what does minus xx% mean ?
Jan
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Re: barometric correction
This is a firmware question. Negative makes no sense.
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Re: barometric correction
thank you James,
so "no correction" is 100 %.
Jan
so "no correction" is 100 %.
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Re: barometric correction
That's what it says in the manual.W126 wrote:thank you James,
so "no correction" is 100 %.
Jan
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