Till then, ham clubs could invest in one. It's not the cheapest solution, but perhaps one day radio manufactures will adopt this idea of a an ethernet transport cable between the head and radio deck. The head connects to one device, the RF guts to the other, and just ethernet between them.
They require no computer either (after setup), just a compatible radio with remove-able head. The RRC-1258MkII consists of two devices one placed at the host, and the other at the client. One of perhaps the most elegant ways to operate remotely is with a fairly new product (2010) from Remote Rig. You have have to use other software such as Skype to transport the audio. What it lacks is a way to transport the audio. It does have remote server and client functionality. Many are familiar with hamradio deluxe for local station control. Stream with speakfreely, over a VPN, and use the hamlib php web for remote frequency control. Think two cheap Raspberry Pi micro computers.
Not to long ago I detailed how to set up a web based receiver, using a Raspberry Pi, Icecast, and a CIV/CAT capable radio using hamlib: Oddly enough there are very few straight forward ways to do this. The concept is increasing in popularity, due to renting or whatever the case maybe be that prevents one from setting up a home station.
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