Don't do it. It cannot be easily done in existing hardware.
The maximum power in the United States is set by licensing, not by your hardware. From memory, I believe it is 200mw. I could be wrong on that because it's been a long time since I looked it up.
The other answer is a bit harder. Your hardware is designed for a certain amount of power. Exceeding it would not be good for the equipment and would probably damage things. You have two clear options. Design a new system or buy a more sensitive machine. May I presume this is the same BFO machine you have been asking about for weeks now? If so, get a PI machine and you'll get better depth.
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