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    Float to bytearray conversion for sigfox payload

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      tttadam @robert-hh
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      @robert-hh So basicly your implamentation is the best. :)
      Thank you.

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        jcaron @tttadam
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        @tttadam why do you keep doing the same stuff you have already been told twice is not correct?

        You have been told twice that the solution is very simply ustruct.pack(“ff”,lat,long). What’s wrong with that? Stop with the str and the concatenation and all that. Just pack the two values, and you’re done.

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          robert-hh @jcaron
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          @jcaron I think that this was @tttadam's conclusion.

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