Fix Recon Modulation/Bandwidth presets #1913
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I adjusted all of the presets in RECON.TXT. The bandwidth was using an undefined enum (DSB) on AM, and the rest of the presets were using WFM modulation with 16k bandwidth. 16k is only an option for NFM modulation in the firmware.
Amateur radio operators generally use AM LSB-3k for frequencies below 10MHz and AM USB+3k from 10MHz to 30MHz, so I adjusted those accordingly and changed all WFM presets to NFM, as WFM 40k/180k/200k is never found in any of the frequency ranges in RECON.TXT.
This has made the Recon app much more useful on my personal device.