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High power, submillimeter gyrotron oscillator experiments are presently being conducted at M.I.T. These experiments are designed to operate at second harmonic and generate output powers up to 100 kW for 1 μsec pulses. To achieve second harmonic emission three different cavity configurations have been explored, a tapered cavity, a slotted cavity, and a cavity with an output iris. In the last cavity, second harmonic emission was observed at 301 GHz and 339 GHz, with output powers of 4-6 kW.