Max RF Power Spec

I am looking for the Maximum Power Settings Spec for the 3600 AP. The one from 2008 is too old. Does an update exist?
The AP Spec itself does not show power levels by channel and regulatory domain which is what I need.
If I can't get the spec, I will have to query the AP using "show ap config 802.11x apname" for each config I need.
Thanks.

Marvin,
Try going here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/products/ps11983/prod_installation_guides_list.html
the fourth link down has an excel sheet that lists the channel/power
HTH,
Steve
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