Sencore Oscilloscope

Hello,, Just bought a sencore  ps127 oscilloscope for $10 at a junk store. Seems to work but it has no probe. Anyone know were I could get one or how to make one?  The manual said it came with a direct & a low cap all in one you just flipped it some how to change . If direct means "direct" that would be easy to make.. The low cap has a 24meg resistor and a 9mmf cap, hard to find this stuff..      Thanks Larry G

This should work, price is right.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x-100MHz-Oscilloscope-Scope-Analyzer-Clip-Scope-Probe-Test-Leads-P6100-USA-/111958157567?hash=item1a1139e8ff:g:WC8AAOSwGYVXA8Mq

Thanks man, the connectors are wrong for my scope. Its a 1967 scope with the old loose nut and a short stub center conductor, the nut screws on a male fitting & presses the center conductor to contact. I may order them & try to come up with some kind of adapter. I'm sure they would work fine if I can come up with something. Thank you very much for the help ..       Larry G

Might be easier to change to the input connector on the scope to one of these:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BNC-Female-Jack-with-4-holes-Flange-Panel-Chassis-Mount-Coaxial-Solder-Connector-/251256498132?hash=item3a800de7d4:g:ftsAAMXQhpdRz9-z

YES, Man thanks , I'll order today, so thankful. some times I just don't use my head...    Larry G

You want the ones like this, they fit the existing hole with no drilling.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/10pcs-Connector-BNC-female-jack-bulkhead-solder-panel-mount-straight-/271213899205?hash=item3f259badc5:g:cqoAAOxyYYlRpC2K

Dave

The original probe connector is a type of two-conductor coaxial microphone connector seen on a variety of service grade test equipment of that period where maximum frequencies of no more than a few MHz were involved. The Switchcraft 2501F and the Amphenol 75-MC1F were probably the most widely sold connectors of this type. Other brands include the Dialight No. 100, Birnbach No. 232-FC, and H. H. Smith No. 116. Switchcraft still makes the 2501F:

http://www.switchcraft.com/ProductSummary.aspx?Parent=810

and they are still sold by Mouser and other parts houses.