Monster Hunter Pro Controller Switch

The switch was quickly adopted by the controller and was up and running in a few minutes.

Coming from a dual-monitor 25 IPS display setup to this monster has already become a game-change for my productivity. The KVM switch setup took some time to figure out, but now with the flick of a switch I quickly jump between two separate computers using the same set of peripherals. The display is gorgeous and easily accommodates having 3 applications open at once. Highly recommend!

Ace Hardware sells an on/off toggle switch you can use with this. Plugs right into your monster circuit breaker ;-). I could have wired an in line on off switch but for that price, I'll have another beer, lol. As for the rest this item, can't really be beat for the price anywhere. Unless you start spending over 1k this is the ticket.

Makes using controller software simple as plugging into switch

My Ubiquiti controller adopted and updated the switch perfectly.

I have a large padded square projector case that I use as a portable home base for my Nikon gear. For in the field, I used a typical rectangular camera bag w/ shoulder strap. It always knocked around with every move I made and got in the way of my shooting. A good deal of the time I would have to take it off my body to access my gear. A major pain and loss of time. With the Hunter Pro 65 my camera and attached 28-300mm lens is complete and solidly protected with quick access at any time. The entire Hunter Pro bag fits perfectly into my Home Base bag. For extra gear (a second lens, my flash, cleaning kit, etc.) I use a fanny pack with a large pouch. I run the fanny pack belt through the Hunter Pro belt loops, throw the shoulder strap over my head and under one arm then lay the belt over each shoulder strap and buckle the fanny pack belt. All my gear is synched snugly to my lower chest and mid-section fully accessible. My best on the go any where field bag ever!!

Love this case, it’s slim, it’s protective. I am using the everyday case for iPhone 14 pro. I’m a outdoorsman, Hunter and work outside. Using an encase brand blue light screen protector works great. Only objection is need a black color option.

I used many similar bags from Lowe Pro and Think Tank before. The Hunter Pro 55 was my first from Ruggard. I use it for my Nikon P950 or Sony A7RM4 with the Battery Grip on. I love this bag; it fits the camera very well and there are two internal padding that can be customised to ensure the camera is sitting tight inside the bag. I use the front pocket for accessories or a small flashlight. I feel confident to take my camera outside even on cloudy day, because it has a built is rain cover which can be pulled and used in seconds. Other than that, it is very well made and likely to live for many years. I strongly recommend this product for anybody who needs good protection for their camera in the field.

This fits my Canon 55-250mm lens well and fits nicely onto the side of the Ruggard Hunter Pro 45 Holster Bag. I'm looking forward to using this during my travels

FCPX is a monster on this one.