fluke 123 scope meter vs fluke 88 v multimeter suggestion

[abid0011]

hello everyone.

just thinking to buy a fluke.
getting a used fluke 123 scope meter and 2 option is to buy a new fluke 88v millimeter.

the fluke 123 is old unit. but its a dual channel and scope.

does the fluke 123 still better than the 88v in terms of accuracy and functions.

need suggestion.

thank u.

[jeroen79]

need suggestion.

What do you want to use it for?
They're different instruments that have some functions in common.
What non-common functions do you need?

How did you come to these two options?
Why a scopemeter and why an automotive multimeter?

Specs:
http://www.fluke.com/fluke/nlnl/draagbare-oscilloscopen/fluke-120.htm?pid=55999
http://www.fluke.com/fluke/m3en/digital-multimeters/fluke-88v.htm?pid=56148

[abid0011]

thank fro reply.
need to use this 123 scope meter for electrical purpose.

i am electrician work on cnc machines three phase  and motors.
work on cars etc.

and now start learning electronics as hobbyist.

need a meter which i can use as electrician  and also as electronic hobbyist.

got a used 123 scope meter.

if this meter can fulfill the above requirement  then no need to spend extra dollars on new.

thank u




 

[jeroen79]

You already have the 123 scopemeter?

They could be be used but they're not that comparable.

What do you value?
The scope? Dual channels? Portability? Battery life? Builtin current measurement?

[abid0011]

yes i already have the 123 scopmeter.

current measurements / portability /

[jeroen79]

current measurements / portability /

Then the 88V (or other regular multimeter) wins.