milwaukee instruments ph600 calibration

OK so as the title states I wish to get the most accurate readings as possible from my meter. I ordered some Ph 7 solution- http://www.amazon.com/General-Hydroponics-7-0-Calibration-Solution/product-reviews/B001D0CKYK/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 to be exact, and it says on the front of the container that it's rated to have a Ph of 7 at 25 degrees c. The F equivalent to that value is 77 degrees. It is currently 64 degrees F degrees where I live. Would a temperature difference of 13 degrees significantly alter its Ph?

Emm I can dig up the actual equation if you REALLY need it "I remember finding it in a programming guide to the ph sensor which gave the equation for the effect of temp."

However off the top of my head I would say your only talking about .10 - .05 range from the 13 degree difference.

Damn you..... now you have me wondering. Gonna have to go drudge through this damn ph sensor documentation to find that formula!!!! bastard!!!! haha

heres a nice table I found. - bah formatting is all fucked up. Here is the url

http://www.sensorex.com/support/more/ph_electrode_technical_education

its about 2/3 the way down under "pH vs. Temperature Error Chart"

If you notice at 25C "77F" there is no ph variations over the 2-12ph range. So I was a bit wrong in my previous post. It seems to be more tagged with what the intended ph range is per if the temp really matters.