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Put X axis ticks at exact MHz values #914

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@argilo argilo commented Oct 2, 2024

The X axis of the scan plot is unwieldy, with hundreds of tick marks and odd frequencies displayed:

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Providing a fixed list of frequencies cleans things up nicely:

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I included frequencies for both the 403 MHz and 1680 MHz bands. For the 1680 MHz band, I chose a 2 MHz spacing to avoid having too many labels when the full 1675-1700 MHz band is scanned.

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This is certainly an improvement! I think i'd prefer 0.5 MHz steps for the 400 MHz band though - that should be easy enough?

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argilo commented Oct 2, 2024

Yes, that's a simple change. Done.

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argilo commented Oct 2, 2024

It looks like there's enough room for the U.S. 400-406 band even on mobile:

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@darksidelemm darksidelemm merged commit e06ce20 into projecthorus:testing Oct 3, 2024
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