Standby frequency

[Dadanos]

Hello everyone,

I was wondering if is possible to implement on audio receive app (or to more) a "standby frequency" and to switch to this by pressing a "frequency transfer button" like all aircraft transceivers. This way is possible to monitor almost instantly 2 frequencies. Such feature will be extremely useful for monitoring air band and following the line of communications e.g. aircraft switching from approach frequency to tower frequency. It could be a 0-1 setting like the amp function on the blue strip next to step size Unfortunately i am not much of a coder myself to know the level of difficulty to implement such feature. I have attached a photo of a common transceiver for reference.

P.S. Sorry for my English, not a native speaker.

Best regards.

[eried]

It would be like a "swap" from the list of frequencies you can load for example, but how do you expect the interface to work? I mean what is the user interaction required to swap in the ideal scenario of your idea?

[Dadanos]

Exactly like "swap"! For example by making selectable the "Stby + number" of the attached modified screenshot (like the step) and pressing the center button or by turning the rotary encoder (just a suggestion) personally i don't mind as long as it works! Or it could read the frequencies from a txt file of the frequency manager and just go to the next one. Or it could be just a <-> button instead of the "Stby" text and by pressing it would swap the frequencies. I really don't know what is the easiest way to add something like this, i am just trying to provide inspiration.

[gullradriel]

Use the Converter option and icon to set an offset and enable/disable it.