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![]() K7ITM wrote: Yeah, saw that. Trouble is that I need EVEN harmonics ![]() Huh? I thought you wanted to multiply by 18. 18 = 3 * 3 * 2. Quite right. 18 is an even harmonic of course but I forgot about the 3*3*2 bit ![]() If you were specific about what you want to do with the output, I missed it. It's to test a 1296 down-converter basically but will try a CW transmitter later so a bit of grunt wouldn't go astray. ..... There might already be enough 18th harmonic in the oscillator output to do what you need. Could be. AT the moment I have a 2N5485 as the osc and a 2N918 as a doubler but the 2N918 runs out of puff well before 1296MHz. I have some BFR91s so I might put them into use. Cheers, Tom 73 de Alan |
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