Show Notes
In this episode of The Ham Radio Guy Podcast, we're joined by Lynn from Lynovation to explore the innovative CTR series of amateur radio control devices and how they can enhance your ham radio operating experience. Whether you're looking to improve your ham shack setup, simplify radio control, or discover new technology for amateur radio, this is a conversation you won't want to miss! In this episode, we discuss: The story behind Lynovation and the CTR devices What the CTR series is designed to do How these devices fit into a modern ham radio shack Features and capabilities for amateur radio operators Ideas for improving your station's operating experience What's next for Lynovation Are these the kinds of devices that could make your ham shack more enjoyable to operate? Watch the interview and decide for yourself!
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