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Matt over at Raspberry Pi Spy<\/a> has written a great tutorial on using the BMP180 to take\u00a0temperature readings over I2C and then logging them online via thingspeak.com<\/a>. He’s provided all the code online for you to download and full wiring instructions for the sensor, LED and button. Read more here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Matt over at Raspberry Pi Spy has written a great tutorial on using the BMP180 to take\u00a0temperature readings over I2C and then logging them online via thingspeak.com. He’s provided all the code online for you to download and full wiring…<\/p>\n

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