• Agreed it's risky without any confirmation from Nordic. I'll check in on that since the referenced article was based on nRF51 implementation. I would like to think that the newer device has a little more tolerance for 15uS latency. The fact that the non-nRF52 implementation of jsInterruptOff() DOES disable interrupts is interesting. In any case, I'll call this WIP and report as findings occur.
    In practice it may not be an issue (at least for me). I would tend to isolate sensor readings to times when my node was not BT connected and then, start advertising once a reading was completed. That model doesn't work too well when connected to IDE, but, hopefully, that's not the operating case.

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