Huh?
A probe is just a way of connecting your scope to a point for measuring. Some
have needle ends, some have hooks or some do both. Some have a divide by 10
switch for higher impedance measuring. Some have a variable capacitor in the
handle to adjust the frequency response. Some are just a straight through wire
known as a "times 1" probe. Most all have a BNC connector to the scope. Some of
those that have a switch on them may also switch the scale on the scope for the
convenience of reading. Since your subject line stated a 60 mhz scope, just
about any brand or type of probe will work for the response of your scope.
Rick

Richard Zinn wrote:

> I am trying to buy a general purpose "passive" probe for this scope I bought
> off ebay.  I want to buy a Tektronix brand probe, but can't find anything
> about this scope on the tektronix website.  I've never bought a probe
> before, I imagine I need to make sure it has the right fitting to attach to
> my scope correctly...  Does anyone know which kind this scope takes?  Or
> care to take a guess at it?
>

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