diff --git a/src_docs/source/hardware.rst b/src_docs/source/hardware.rst
index 1620495..1bd7571 100644
--- a/src_docs/source/hardware.rst
+++ b/src_docs/source/hardware.rst
@@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ I would suggest that you try how it fits into the PET tube before soldering it t
 You also need to desolder (remove) the RED ON LED from the ESP32 or the battery power will be reduced a lot.
 
 Final thing is to add a resistor between A0 (Analog PIN) and ground of 470k. The reason is that the esp8266 has a build in resistor which 
-the esp32 does not have. So in order to get a valid voltage (less than 3.2V) on the A= pin this is needed. 
+the esp32 does not have. So in order to get a valid voltage (less than 3.2V) on the A0 pin this is needed. Once the modification is done you might
+need to adjust the voltage factor so the battery reading is correct. 
 
 .. image:: images/esp32.jpg
   :width: 500
diff --git a/src_docs/source/releases.rst b/src_docs/source/releases.rst
index 7934a09..13029c7 100644
--- a/src_docs/source/releases.rst
+++ b/src_docs/source/releases.rst
@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ v0.9.0
 * BUG: Temp format name was incorrect in iSpindle format causing receiver to incorrectly read temperature.
 * BUG: Temperature sensor adjusmemnt value was not handled properly when using Farenheight.
 * BUG: If the ID was to low the device id could end up with a leading space causing errors in data post. Added leading zero to ID.
+* BUG: Entering wifi setup and a timeout occured the wifi settings could be deleted.
 
 v0.8.0
 ------