Selling a 6300 | FlexRadio Community

I purchased a 6700 at Dayton. Now that I'm satisfied with the new radio, my 6300, purchased new from Flex in October 2014 is surplus. Everything is as new. It has the ATU. What is the going price?

Mark Erbaugh

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Posted 4 years ago

4 years ago

Rob Fissel

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To give you an idea, I paid $2100 (including shipping/insurance) for my used 6300 (new from factory in October of 14 as well) in February of 2015. This was a no frills 6300, and didn't come with the ATU or Flex Control. I bought this on QTH's swapmeet, and most Signature Series radios sell quickly on that site.

I think $2250-$2300 would be a reasonable place for you to start considering it has the ATU...

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2015-06-01T15:18:29+00:00

Ken - NM9P

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A new 6300/ATU combo is ($2499 + $299 = $2798)

80% of the new price would be $2238.
85% of the new price would be $2378, and
90% of the new price would be $2518.

I imagine a used 6300 should bring between 80% and 85% of new cost at this point. Get more if you can. Most people probably wouldn't pay 90% unless it was almost new and had most of its warranty left.

Ken - NM9P

2015-06-02T01:43:50+00:00

Mark Erbaugh

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Thanks for the info

2015-06-02T02:06:58+00:00

Jim Best

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Care to sell only the ATU? I paid $2300 from a chap, brand new in the box sans ATU.
Thanks,
Jim WU7G

2015-06-02T03:58:58+00:00

Mark Erbaugh

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Jim,
Thanks for the offer, but right now, I want to keep them together. I've never opened the case.
73, Mark

2015-06-02T04:40:01+00:00

Jim Best

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Thanks Mark Gud luck on the sale. Did you ever settle on a price.
73 Jim WU7G

2015-06-02T04:57:43+00:00

Simon Lewis

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thinking of a second Flex 6xxx - whats the rx diff from 6500 to 6300 - BPF? ATU extra.. 2 slice rx ?? what about rx performance .. I saw its a smaller bandwidth on the panadapter .. what about MDS or weak signal recovery capability vs the 6500?? Def in the market for a second 6000 to drive my EME stack :)

2015-06-02T05:05:45+00:00

Jim Best

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I haven't looked into the 6500 therefore I have no comparison. Seems like the 6300 does about all I want for now. However I'm not a DX'er and I don't chase paper. Just more of a rag chewer I suppose. I usually work one band on the 6300 and listen for another such as
6 meters or 10 or 12.
73 Jim

2015-06-02T13:44:14+00:00

Tim - W4TME, Customer Experience Manager

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The RX (IMD DR3 @ 2 kHz) performance of the 6300 is down a little bit from the FLEX-6500/FLEX-6700 by ~10 dB

2015-06-02T14:37:02+00:00

Ken - NM9P

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Simon, do a search for posts comparing the 6500 & 6300, like this one...
https://community.flexradio.com/flexradio/topics/flex-6300-or-6500
They may help answer your questions.

Ken - NM9P

2015-06-02T15:03:40+00:00

Rob Fissel

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The ARRL did reviews on the 6300 and 6700 side by side a few months back in QST, and that would give you a great comparison between the 65/6700 and the 6300.

2015-06-02T15:03:41+00:00

Rob Fissel

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The ARRL did reviews on the 6300 and 6700 side by side a few months back in QST, and that would give you a great comparison between the 65/6700 and the 6300.