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I see no sign online that Pico still supplies the TA010.  I bought one TA010 from aeswave in 2015 for $77 ...for use with the shop's 4223.  This was shortly after the 4425 came out in 2014.  The 4425 kits came with 10:1 TA197's.  I suspect this is why aeswave still had some stock of TA010's in 2015.  This was 5 years before I purchased my Picoscope kit from Autonerdz or knew what I needed.  You may find it used or another brand with similar specs.

If I was using a 3000 Automotive series or 4823 Automotive with 50V inputs, I would be concerned that I am approaching the limits of the inputs since the 10:1 TA197 would only protect it to 500V.  Is this why you are looking for another TA010?  I will be holding onto my TA010 in case I want to use it with a 4823 later.