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Ambient Air Temperature Sensor Resistance Table

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The following table will be used to measure the resistance of the sensor and compare it with the actual ambient temperature. The mirror's temperature accuracy should be within 5° of the actual temperature. The actual temperature should not be taken from a radio station, a sign displaying the temperature, etc.

A temperature measuring tool such as a thermometer should be used. Some temperature measuring tools may be within 5° of the actual temperature. Make sure to consult the manufacturer for the accuracy of the tool. This comparison can make the mirror seem off by 5° to 10° of the actual temperature when it is not.

Fig 1: Ambient Air Temperature Sensor Resistance
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