A modification of Slusher-Hahn's double resonance technique is described and experimentally tested. It is based on application of multiple frequency sweeps and can be used for a rapid location of nuclear quadrupole resonance (NQR) frequencies. The resolution of the present technique is relatively low but, when the NQR frequencies are located, it is easy to use either the Slusher-Hahn's technique or pulse NQR to determine the NQR frequencies with a higher precision.
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