Is it easy possible (from the code side) to combine F-Lock with power reduction?

[fizr5]

Before i spend some hours and do the research to provide a table for a country with all the data to get implemented into the firmware as a single option, i would like to know if its possible to combine F Lock with power reduction.
Here the F Lock is described:
https://github.com/armel/uv-k5-firmware-custom/wiki/Menu#hidden-menu

F stands for frequency. But when you are not a HAM, it would be nice to make a option to turn the device into a more-legal-mode based on what is legal in your country. By having such a mode, you cant accidentally do some error yourself or when you give the device to a person without technical understandings, this person would not be able to do much wrong based on frequency and TX-power with the device.
For example at PMR446 frequency you are not allowed to send with more then 0.5W . Yes, i know it should be E(I)RP and not PEP, the antenna have to be non-removable and so on. But making the basics legal, this should be way better then giving the ability to send on wrong frequencies with 5W you are not allowed to use.

The table i would create here would be country-related and showing frequency (start and end) and the allowed max TX-power in this frequency range.

[armel]

Please, take a look to F Lock and TXLock menu.

When you are not a HAM and want to use PMR band:

1 - From the F Lock menu, select DISABLE ALL, which is safer.
2 - If you want to transmit on some memory channel (e.g., PMR 446, FRS/GMRS/MURS, Freenet, etc.), go to the TXLock menu and choose OFF. This will create an exception and allow you to transmit on this memory channel.
3 - Of course, from the Power menu, select the most suitable power too (Low 4 ~ 500mW is good for PMR 446).

I've explained all this in my videos and in the documentation.

Armel F4HWN.