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Although the Jupiter is available with an antenna tuner, I originally opted for the model without.

I had to insert a 10:1 attenuator to cut the transmit audio level even further because the Jupiter seems mighty sensitive to audio via the “line input.” (See update here.) Now I use it with Ham Radio Deluxe software for digital modes, mostly PSK-31. It’s actually a computer sound card that connects via a USB port, is made specifically for ham radio digital modes, and provides the interface to the radio. I solved that problem by purchasing the SignaLink USB, shown at the top of the photograph.

Interfacing the rig to my computer for digital modes such as PSK-31 has been tricky.

What do I think of it now that ten years have gone by? That post shows I was pretty pleased with the rig in 2001. I wrote an earlier post reprinting the review of the Jupiter I wrote ten years ago, which you can find here. My HF station today: Ten-Tech Jupiter, MFJ-993B IntelliTuner, SignaLink USBThe Ten-Tec Jupiter (Model 538), now ten years old, is at the core of my current HF station, as seen in the image at the right taken only a few minutes ago.