As I’m learning to use the module, I’m sending a lot of data. Is there a way to temporarily disable the governor without just using the Emergency Packet (EP)?
There is a hidden feature in the firmware to disable the governor, but
since this invalidates FCC we do not publish it. If this is necessary,
please email
support@radiobridge.com to confirm that you understand that this will invalidate FCC compliance
and we will provide you with the code to disable the governor.
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