Need HP 3406A Probe Set

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  • George_Race
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    • Oct 2012
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    Need HP 3406A Probe Set

    I am looking for a used probe set for the HP 3406A.
    I understand that either the 11064A or 11071A are appropriate for the instrument.

    What I would like to find is the push on BNC connector adapter for the probe.
    That would be the most useful to me.

    Can anyone help me out?

    Thanks,
    George
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