Issue: Raspberry Pi Geek 07
Article: WeatherArduino
Page: 62
Erratum: WeatherArduino
Table 2 was inadvertently left out of the original Weather Arduino article that ran in Raspberry Pi Geek issue 7, pages 62-71.
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