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> It's not specifically 20 dBm, it's halving the power limit (i.e.
> reducing it by 3 dBm).

I suggest to leave it on 23dBm. It is low enough especially for 5650 - 5850.
I am sure that a lot of Linux devices are certified that have this limit.

The TPC mentioned in the reg doc doesn't explain what it means.