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Elliott Liggett authored
These meter scales should adapt to the rigCaps data about meter calibrations. Non-adapting meters: EMF/dBu/dBm from the R-8600 Audio Meters, which are not really from a radio per-se anyway Center meter, as this seems to only be the R-8600 and it got messy immediately. There's considerable code in here which attempts to present a reasonable number of tic marks and values. This is needed because some radios provide a much wider span of values than others. For example, Icom meters up to 20:1 SWR, whereas Kenwood seems to go up to 5:1. We should probably consider an option to trim these super-wide span meters for more reasonable ranges (who needs to see SWR past 5:1???) as I think most people would favor more visual precision.
Elliott Liggett authoredThese meter scales should adapt to the rigCaps data about meter calibrations. Non-adapting meters: EMF/dBu/dBm from the R-8600 Audio Meters, which are not really from a radio per-se anyway Center meter, as this seems to only be the R-8600 and it got messy immediately. There's considerable code in here which attempts to present a reasonable number of tic marks and values. This is needed because some radios provide a much wider span of values than others. For example, Icom meters up to 20:1 SWR, whereas Kenwood seems to go up to 5:1. We should probably consider an option to trim these super-wide span meters for more reasonable ranges (who needs to see SWR past 5:1???) as I think most people would favor more visual precision.
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