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[VTX] update rtc6705 information in vtx.md (#8939)
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#### rtc6705 should use:
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```
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vtxtable powerlevels 3
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vtxtable powervalues 0 1 2
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vtxtable powerlabels OFF MIN MAX
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vtxtable powerlevels 2
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vtxtable powervalues 1 2
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vtxtable powerlabels MIN MAX
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```
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Please note that turning off rtc6705 devices is not possible using powervalues. Use pitmode instead.
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#### SmartAudio V1.0 devices should use:
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```
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vtxtable powerlevels 4
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Some videotransmitters have restrictions on its usage. For example, SmartAudio V1.0 and V2.0 devices can only enter pitmode on power-up.
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Betaflight can make the these devices leave pitmode, but not enter it.
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rtc6705 devices do not support a proper ultra-low power pitmode. Instead, if the board supports it, pitmode turns off rtc6705 devices completely.
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