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Philco 7030 test probe end piece
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12-30-2018, 06:25 PM
I'm restoring a 7030 signal tracer as part of my collection of the 7000 series equipment. The acrylic end piece on the probe is missing. I've downloaded the manual and looked at pictures online so I have an idea of what the outside looks like, but I can only guess at the details of the part inside the probe.

I do know from measuring the probe shell that it starts with a 7/8" diameter acrylic rod, which I can order from McMaster Carr. Does anyone have one of these that they can take pictures and dimensions off of?

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12-30-2019, 12:01 PM
If you have not goy your Pic yet I will send you this one of mine.


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