FLUKE 123 compared to tekscope THS700 series

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A question is the fluke 123 a more recognised scopemeter than the tek ths700 series the reason I ask this is that I see fluke 123 scope meters with battery missing and display faults going for good money even ones that are said not to be working getting sold at a good price. I had no trouble selling one with a display fault for a good price. I am struggling to sell a tektronix THS720. This is a much better oscilloscope than the standard fluke with its higher bandwidth and channel isolation. The fluke has a good trend-plot feature but a much lower bandwidth.

Any answers appreciated.

Thanks

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just looking on ebay here is an example:


fluke 123 currently at the time of this post 42 bids and at 31o british pounds

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/131516591869?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

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[Gae]

Hi,

A post from 5 years ago ...

Any way my question is about the same, I am about to buy a 2th hand scope and I am looking for a good quality one but I don't have to much money to spend.
Thats why I am looking for a second hand one. Handle scope would be good, I have one (Chinese: Hantek 8060) but I have had a bad experience with it. I'm looking also for a analog one, like a Tek 453a for 140€ with probes.

Tek THS720 is still a good option? I can get one for 260€
I see the Fluke 97 are much more expensive, do they really have more value in therms of quality ? I see some Fluke 20MHz at more then 350€ and a few years old.

Any of your comments are welcome.