Radio Master 900 Bandit Nano Power output interpolation #4057
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Moved getDACandDB funtion up so it won't conflict with RF95_MAX_POWER
Added DAC output to LOG_INFO
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The Bandit Nano uses 4 different Power levels with DAC and dBm values:
100mW -> DAC = 168, dBm = 2
250mW -> DAC = 148, dBm = 6
500mW -> DAC = 128, dBm = 9
1000mW -> DAC = 90, dBm = 12
This PR attempts to make a DAC and DB values based on dBm using interpolation to get a linear power output
So entering 20 dBm will get you 100mW of output and 30 dBm will be 1000mW instead of having to change source code
for different power levels.