And less expensive than Fluke ? Have had annoying number of Pomona failures over the years. Must be some Euro leads out there of good quality ....
John wasn't, but his company has been "European" (Philips..) for ages.
I *think* they make rather than buy-in. Not sure that means "in Europe", though. Hard to be sure where ANYBODY actually "makes" stuff. And then they change that.
I had two channels worth of Fluke, bought all new as four Pomona for the Rigol, year I acquired it.
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If I had it to do over, I'd have bought Fluke, too.
Price premium or not, they LAST a long time.
Might try a pair of Hioki? (Nagano, Japan.. US presence in Texas?).
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If ever I used theirs (no idea..), it would have been only because a company or rented scope was Japanese made.
Time was, we made our own to get shorter or longer ones for our production shop. Rows of bench techs, same stool all day, "standard" were a chronic nuisance.
The "usual suspects" stock both ends in wide variety. We used Pomona goods, IIRC! 1970's though, and low Voltage. Very!