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A push-pull power amplifier, in which the required anti-phase RF voltages result from the use of inherently symmetric and frequency-independent slot line tees, is described. Measurements of the fundamental and hamonic response of this amplifier, which uses an unpackaged, two-cell FET chip and exhibits the well known fourfold impedance advantage over parallel operation, are reported.