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Jan 30, 2017
Is what it claims to be
Was of much heavier steel than I anticipated. Very sturdy and the drawer glides effortlessly. Good quality
Nov 25, 2012
Easy to use.
Purchased three (3) used units to assist in my home network and email/website servers. Mainly to eliminate the need to purchase monitors, keyboards and mice for all servers.
Only thing I had to do was reset the password. This is clearly explained in the manual and is easy to do. Hook up is fairly straightforward once all components are in hand.
You must have the Paragon 2 KVM User Station (P2-UST) and a minimum of two (2) P2 computer Interface Module (P2CIM-PS2). One for the keyboard/mouse/monitor to User Station and one to link two servers and additional CIMs for each additional server you add in.
The manual is technical and not for the minimally educated computer layperson. One must have a decent education level in the area of Computer Networking. If you are not versed in computer networking then you might look for an IT person or someone with a good working knowledge of KVM's. Overall, I strongly recommend Paragon KVMs to anyone needing to control multiple computers/server through one Keyboard, Monitor, Mouse setup or from a remote location.
Nov 07, 2017
No way is it reaiistically good for 150 miles!!
After getting it all put together, which took about 15 minutes my first impression was it felt "cheaply" made.I then installed it on a pole with an overall height of about 25'. I pointed it to where most of the stations I was able to receive on the replaced antenna and went inside, scanned and got nothing new. So I attempted to rotate the antenna, which does rotate, but to my chagrin, the antenna only has about a 180° turn radius. So i re-pointed the antenna and made numerous movements left and right in an attempt to get additional channels. In a nutshell, this was a waste of money. I can receive no channels other than the 9 I already receive. Those channels are about 45-50 air miles max from my location. My area is relatively flat being in west TN about 1/2 way between Memphis and Nashville. There are supposed to be channels due north as well as ENE of me within 90 air miles but this antenna did nothing. I at least got some ghosting with the other antenna I had mounted in the exact same position. This antenna also was easily interrupted by the wind, birds whatever constantly pixelating channels that came in very strong, without pixelating on the other antenna. I have pulled this antenna and gone back to my original antenna. I would guess if you are within say 50 miles of a larger city this antenna would do the trick nicely. If you are far away from larger cities, trust me this will probably not be the answer, if this thing is a 150 mile antenna then it has to be mounted at 100 feet or more. No way, on relatively flat land at 25-30 foot height it is getting anything beyond probably 50 miles, at best assuming the stations are all in one direction of you since it does not rotate beyond 180 degrees.