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07/05/2008 1:35 PM

how to find a material of natural frequency 98.3MHz
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07/05/2008 3:47 PM

Blast 98.3MHz into the ether a VAST power and see what wobbles in sympathy

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07/06/2008 12:24 AM

"how to find a material of natural frequency 98.3MHz"

1. Google

2. Dogpile

3. Yahoo

4. etc.

5. A very short tuning fork.

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07/07/2008 6:08 AM

The crystals used in radio equipment oscillators? Have a look at the RS Components catalogue (usual disclaimer).

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