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almost always Aluminum.
And Silicone Grease is Recommended by Manufactures of these type of parts.
It Increases Heat Transfer from the part to the Heat Sink.
DC Causes Electrolysis between the Probes.
AC Might be Better, especially if a low current.
Besides that, there are Many Grades of Stainless steel.
Many of which or Very Poor Quality.
I kept All the Old data Books, starting from about 1970.
TI, National, Motorola, On Semi, Harris, RCA, Unitrode, Exar, Raytheon, Linear, and some others.
You would need to find the Circuit Equivalent, than trace out Pin 9 On it.
I equivalent circuits for many IC's but Not for the LM3914, 3915 or 3916 series.
And Google didn't show it either.
I Know, But I wasn't considering the Topic of a Colpitts as being important.
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You could add a Small Inductor and Capacitor on the output to get a Sine wave.
Why not just build a High Impedance Voltage divider to go directly into your Multi-Meter?
Where is Southside?
I have lots of 500 Meg and 2 Gig, HV resistors.
Connected in Series with a Pot, you can calibrate them to read accurately on your meter.
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