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Old 04-16-2012, 07:56 PM
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I too purchased some of those inexpensive Chinese Scope probes that I use with my Tektronix 7603 Oscilloscopes.

BTW, check out the Tektronix 7603. I have two of these and they use the 7000 series plugins. Nice thing about a scope with plugins, if it malfunctions its highly likely to be with the plugin which you can purchase off Ebay.

Carl


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Originally Posted by bandersen View Post
Something else consider is that vintage scopes can generally handle the higher voltages encountered in tube gear. Also, you stand a chance of repairing them if the need should arise. More modern scopes are full of proprietary and specialty parts.

As for probes, I'd use HP, Tek, etc if I could afford them. Instead, I've just been using cheapo ones I got on ebay like these. I doubt they really work well up to 100 MHZ, but are fine for lower frequency work.
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