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  ScienceFare's recommendation

  Using cheap, third-party scope probes with that expensive scope? Is what you're seeing the actual signal, or is it crap introduced by those beat up probes you've got connected? Why waste your time, and ultimately your money, with either short-lived cheap probes or probes that have seen better days? Budget scope probes are never a bargain, and broken scope probes are an exercise in frustration. Here's a nice oscilloscope probe that will do the job you need it to do, reliably, time after time. This is a FLUKE PM9010/091 probe that is cosmetically excellent, and operationally perfect. Although the probe is a used unit, it has been used with care. This is a probe you'll be proud to own, and it won't bust your budget. Rated 10X, 100 MHz, 300 Volts. 10 picofarad, 10 megohm. If you're in the market for a good probe, look at the others, and then come back to this one.

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  • Oscilloscope Probe

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