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Depending on whether the circuit is designed for overtone oscillation or
harmonic generation, how perfect the overtone crystals are, and how the circuit is tuned, I'd expect either: 1) No oscillation 2) Very close to 100.1 MHz 3) Very close to 100.3 MHz What did you experience? Joe W3JDR "Asimov" wrote in message ... "John Fields" bravely wrote to "All" (28 Feb 05 14:34:30) --- on the heady topic of " Using non-overtone crystal in overtone mode?" JF From: John Fields JF sci.electronics.components:12029 rec.radio.amateur.homebrew:8635 JF Check out "Chladni patterns" if you're interested. I've done some putzing with crystals. What frequency say would a 100.3MHz xtal in series with a 100.1Mhz xtal settle on? 100.2Hz? A*s*i*m*o*v ... It's kind of fun to do the impossible... -Walt Disney |
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