[TenTec] To Jupiter or not to Jupiter, that is the question

[Buhyoff, Greg]

Folks,
 
I continue to have a blast with my Argonaut V AND I also obtained a gorgeous Omni VI+ about a week and a half ago.  I am, again, rebuilding my Ten-Tec radio station.  And, goodness gracious I missed that Omni VI+.  That became very obvious after using it for just a few hours the day I got it.  Thanks, Scott, for the great Omni VI+.
 
So, I am now binging, again, on Ten-Tec after a few years of only being an occasional operator due to other pressing matters.
 
I am being pulled to the Jupiter based upon the several that I have heard and worked on the air.  The Jupiter would "round out" my Ten-Tec station and after so many years and updates, I would imagine (hope) that most of the 'nasty' bugs are gone.  I am going to sell my Icom 746 (not the Pro but the original 746).  I would rather have a Jupiter and a Ten-Tec of the same genre of the 746 due to the excellent support I have received from Ten-Tec over the many years I owned Ten-Ten equipment.
 
I have carefully searched the archives of this list and read a lot about the Jupiter but much of it is (may be) somewhat dated. I am aware of the fact that I should add an AirPax breaker like I have on my Omni VI+ (I already have a spare) and am aware that there were some RFI problems with earlier models (not sure if it was the radio or the environment it was in).
 
I look forward to your comments -- I wish I could afford an Orion but decided I could get the Argo V, the Omni VI+ and a Jupiter for the price of the Orion and I have a definite need for a small 20W transceiver and missed my Omni VI+ so much I cannot describe.  So, that leads me to the Jupiter.  The ones I have heard on the air sound great and the owners loved them.
 
But, I turn to the Oracle of Delphi now -- this group  -- since there is likely no better versed group on Ten-Tec equipment (and most other ham radio issues).  At least that has been my experience from years ago and, again, of late since I rejoined the group.
 
I thank you.
 
73,
Greg K2UM