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HamRadioNow: hamShack Switch - Birth of a Product
Posted: 14 May 2013 09:16 AM PDT
www.HamRadioNow.tv
HamRadioNow – Episode 77: hamShack Switch–Birth of a Product
If your ham shack is a little more elaborate than ours, you probably have a
rat's nest of cables. Maybe you've graduated from unplugging and
re-plugging to manual switchboxes or maybe a patch panel to change
configuration of your audio, keying, antennas and other station
input/output. hamShack Switch (they drop the leading capital.... not a
typo) is a new product, frrom a new company, that aims to help you clean
that up. Your shack computer will control their switchbox and let you
easily reroute all those peripherals, either locally or remotely.
Jack Ritter WØUCE started the new company after a lifetime in the telcom
industry, and in addition to pitching the product, tells us about launching
a new product in the Amateur Radio market.
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HamRadioNow: hamShack Switch - Birth of a Product
Posted: 14 May 2013 09:16 AM PDT
www.HamRadioNow.tv
HamRadioNow – Episode 77: hamShack Switch–Birth of a Product
If your ham shack is a little more elaborate than ours, you probably have a
rat's nest of cables. Maybe you've graduated from unplugging and
re-plugging to manual switchboxes or maybe a patch panel to change
configuration of your audio, keying, antennas and other station
input/output. hamShack Switch (they drop the leading capital.... not a
typo) is a new product, frrom a new company, that aims to help you clean
that up. Your shack computer will control their switchbox and let you
easily reroute all those peripherals, either locally or remotely.
Jack Ritter WØUCE started the new company after a lifetime in the telcom
industry, and in addition to pitching the product, tells us about launching
a new product in the Amateur Radio market.
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