>> Can any one put me onto a simple circuit for a 137-138 Mhz signal
>> generator.
> Three questions and ill send you a jpg scanned image for this
Mind if I ask for one for a different frequency range?
> 1. variable frequency or fixed?
Variable - to cover the range 100-200 kHz in 100 Hz steps or better.
> 2. output waveform type
There's two versions I'm interested in:
a. Switchable Sine/Square wave.
b. Dual Sinewave, with a fixed 300 Hz between the frequencies.
> 3. power source 9vbatt or 110ac
Here in the UK, mains is 240V nominal, and I'd prefer it to work on
that, but also have a facility for running from a standard car
battery.
Best wishes from Riley.
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