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-## Weatherstation setup with ESP8266, DHT11, and BMP280
+## Weatherstation setup with ESP8266, and BME280
 ### first the facts:  I didnt write this code.  I altered existing code with a link to author and original code in the .ino
 
 weatherstation coding for:
   * esp8266
-  * DHT11 sensor
-  * BMP280 sensor
+  * BME280 sensor
 
 This weatherstation will connect to a wifi network, then start a webserver, and serve up the data it collects.
-The DHT11 sensor provides temperature and humidity.  The BME280 sensor provides temperature, barometric pressure, and altitude.  I have the DHT sensor serving temperature data in celcius and faharenheit.  On the BME sensor altitude is reckoned using barometric pressure and sealevel pressure - i didnt want to mess with that because my sensors will be distrubuted.  Because of that I set altitude as a contant for the location im setting up for.
+The DHT11 sensor provides temperature and humidity.  The BME280 sensor provides temperature, barometric pressure, and altitude.  On the BME sensor altitude is reckoned using barometric pressure and sealevel pressure - i didnt want to mess with that because my sensors will be distrubuted.  Because of that I set altitude as a contant for the location im setting up for.
 
 photo/schematic will be posted soon
 ![weatherstation pinouts esp8266MOD and bme280](http://dkc-hvac.com/images/projects/esp8266MOD-pins-from-underside.jpg)
@@ -15,12 +14,7 @@ the setup is pretty simple
 
 ### I am using an esp8266-MOD
 
-the dht11 sensor is connected like this:
-  * sensor +     ---> esp 3.3v
-  * sensor gnd   ---> esp gnd
-  * sensor sense ---> esp D3 (gpio 0)
-
-the bmp280 sensor is connected like this:
+the bme280 sensor is connected like this:
   * sensor +     ---> esp 3.3v
   * sensor gnd   ---> esp gnd
   * sensor SCL   ---> esp SCL (d1/gpio 5)