Implement backlight timeout in spectrum mode #181
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Change the backlight behavior in spectrum mode to be more in line with e.g. regular scan:
This way the backlight is not burning battery all the time when you are scanning (unless you want it to be), but it allows you to see the frequency/channel as soon as something is received.
Love the spectrum channel scan feature, btw! Just wish it could deal with FM/AM channels in the same scanlist, and more than two scanlists would also be really nice. I have no idea if these additions would be at all realistic.