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On 24 Oct 2005 06:54:30 -0700, "Andrew VK3BFA"
wrote: MarkAren wrote: Hi All, Any obvious reason that this isn't a common approach ? Ian ? Anyone ?? Thanks, Mark. Yep - push pull amps make wonderful frequency multipliers. In the days when there was nothing in use above them, it didnt matter. Now it does. All class C amps make pretty good frequency multipliers. If you're worried about the -second- harmonic, then p-p is superior. |
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