Added feature to log SignalStrength and GPS coordinates to a separate logfile #44
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Hi, this new feature gives ability to track down signal sources.
While the demodulator is activated, the SignalStrength value is written to a separate logfile - Together with Datetime and GPS coordinates. This file can later be used for Signal Hunting ("Fuchsjagt") - To visualize the signal level on a map.
It works great except one thing:
After enabling GPS in the preferences for the first time, the app has to be restarted to get GPS active.
I didn't manage to get that working instantly.