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When using a TTGOv2 dev board as a TX, the RF power slowly increases of it's own accord, as if dynamic power is turned on, even though it is not.
This is a result of a define in the target file for the
button
pin, which is typically connected to the 5way selector on a module that has a screen.The unused
button
pin was floating, and thus triggering random false "presses", which I assume is changing settings and cause power to increase.Removing the define in the TX target for TTGO has fixed the problem in my testing.