Where Is Mr. Carlson's Lab? What's Going On?

Find out whats happening, and enjoy a slide show too! To learn electronics in a very different and effective way, and gain access to Mr Carlson's personal designs and inventions, visit the Mr Carlson's Lab Patreon page here: / mrcarlsonslab
#restoration #electronics #repair

[@MrCarlsonsLab]

To learn electronics in a very different and effective way, and gain access to Mr Carlson's personal designs and inventions, visit the Mr Carlson's Lab Patreon page here: www.patreon.com/MrCarlsonsLab

[@Audion]

👍🌎

[@Daveyk021]

Is this in the big (huge) garage you acquired?

[@XPFTP]

and no time for radio.. would be cool to see the station setup. toss a tuner on the 369. 73 oldman

[@mikesmith-po8nd]

Now I know why there's hardly anything to be found at hamfests anymore! I can just see Mr. Carlson hopping down from his 18-wheeler and asking "How much for everything?"

[@edwardskoda2409]

Is this in your basement or a separate building? After I saw the big space heater, I thought it might be a separate building because I'd never seen a service garage heater in a basement.

[@mevinson]

I am 70+ years young and I was a Torpedo repairman while in the U.S. Navy in the 60's, 70's and 80's. We used to tear down and reassemble the "fish" in total darkness and under water and even while travelling beneath the waves of a hurricane. Because the lives of the whole crew may depend on whether or not you could do your job under all circumstances and trials. Having a well equipped station to repair is utmost. Space is a premium that is to be cherished. I love that you are never satisfied and that you are always looking for a better solution to facilitate your repairs, dissections and inventions. Keep up the good work you so enjoy!

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

Actually you are wrong.

[@unlokia]

@@swedishpsychopath8795 Why would he be “wrong”? That’s a daft response to an intelligent comment.

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

@@unlokia You are wrong!

[@fatfreddy4176]

Am I wrong?

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

@@fatfreddy4176 99% of the times. The remainding 1% when you think your better half is cheating on you - you are right.

[@metalbill]

I’d love a history of Mr Carlson. How he started, what he did for work and schooling, up to this point. Also would love a tour of Mr Carlson’s mansion.

[@dougtaylor7724]

He is missing out on big bucks. I would pay $2500 for a week long stay there!

[@Wtfinc]

This is probably his basement. He has so many labs and it all seems to be on the same property. I need a Mr.Carlson MTv Labs/Cribs

[@keithv708]

Yes I would to

[@brianclimbs1509]

I want to know his callsign so I can try to talk to him on the air!

[@timsmith428]

@@brianclimbs1509 ya, me too!

[@adamkelly5478]

At first I watched Mr Carlson because of the relaxing tone and satisfying electronic repairs. But after watching for a few years I find myself able to do some simple electronics almost by osmosis. Now my goal is to setup a small electronics bench for myself where I can maintain and service my own electronic musical equipment. At which point I will definitely be joining the patreon to take advantage of the amazing test equipment inventions. Thanks for the entertainment and enthusiasm, Mr Carlson!

[@mikekrieger8171]

That is cool. It's fun to set up a repair bench. I am 80 and have always had a bench.

[@andrewskater8813]

This sounds a bit like me! unfortunately age seems to be preventing the osmosis!

[@Destroy_Communism]

I wonder what this guy did in his working life to enable the acquisition of all this gear and the nice place to put it to use. And to have the time to produce such wonderful videos for all of us is also something few can carry out. I commend Mr Carlson’s Lab for his contributions to the community.

[@ronaldsantosjapan]

He does mention going to a lot of HAM swap meets

[@markphilpot8734]

Good for you Mr Carlson. You just take your time and get it the way you want because your long timers know you’re a one man band. Cheers Paul!

[@EEVblog]

Incredible new space! Is this at home or a commercial space?

[@Dennis-mq6or]

Well done! My bench was 24 feet long by 4 feet deep for the same reasons as expressed in your video. I wanted some workspace left after I installed all the test equipment. I also had a 2 foot by 24 foot shelf for more equipment, but was not smart enough to angle the equipment down in my direction to see their front panels without glare as you did.... At 77 years old I think I have lost about 1/2 of my original IQ, 90% of my hearing, 50% of my sight, 80% of my muscle mass, and about 50% of my manual dexterity. So these days I pretty much only live vicariously through watching your videos. Without you, (and Uncle Doug who also works on old tube equipment and old cars), I would no longer have any use for the internet! I am very glad to see you expanding because Doug is getting old like me and starting to slow down too.... Please keep up the great work so us old techs can relive the best parts of our lives through watching your videos! Dennis O. Frankfort, Illinois

[@jerrycarden7280]

You never cease to amaze me, Paul! I don't know where you get the energy and TIME, but I have enjoyed watching your constant examples of incredible knowledge (and sense of humor).for many years, although most is beyond my technical understanding. Thanks again for educating and/or entertaining us all!

[@lvstofly]

He gets it from the "³∆±∞³®". I was wondering what his power 💸 is?

[@InssiAjaton]

Here is a guess from an old audio hobbyist. I don't think your echo is so much due to still missing shelf fillers. From the view it looks like the main echo would happen between the ceiling and the floor. Assuming you don't want a big floor mat, you could try to do some padding on the ceiling. I happen to have experience about some excellent material that we used at the campus "studio". That cost essentially nothing and was meeting all our needs. Talking about egg crates. At that time the common egg crates were for 4 by 5 eggs, or even bigger. Anyway, the base and the mirroring lid worked marvels, when glued to the brick wall, or actually on top of the flat, painted plaster. 😊😊

[@hubbsllc]

Actual egg crates are a horrible fire hazard and don't work all well. They diffuse high frequencies but don't absorb much. There are plenty of companies that make far better acoustic absorption materials that have fire ratings.

[@sincerelyyours7538]

@@hubbsllc Few companies, however, make absorption materials for free. I applaud the use of materials that would otherwise go into the trash so long as they don't end up making your place look "trashy". Perhaps there's an inexpensive spray-on liquid that could help lessen the fire hazard posed by egg-cartons?

[@Milkmans_Son]

@@sincerelyyours7538 The polar opposite of free is more like it.

[@BretFrohwein]

or he could go buy a couple of area rugs @ IKEA for $60 each.. ;-)

[@hubbsllc]

@@BretFrohwein I was going to suggest that too. Area rugs over hard floor make a huge difference to room acoustics.

[@christopherjbutler]

So glad to see you! I know the struggle, been doing something on a MUCH MUCH smaller scale with my home recording studio over the past 30 years. Hope this is close to home like your last garage based lab was, you know, short commute and all. Best of luck and good fortune to ya!

[@matthenderson]

Thanks for the update! Love the videos.

[@hestheMaster]

I'm totally speechless at the amount of work you have accomplished with the new shop in a rather short space of time. When finished I bet it will be easy peasy to make high quality KZbin videos. Hopefully the learning never ends.

[@IanSlothieRolfe]

You don't need to worry about the wireless, i can't really detect noticable echo, although when you have things sorted I suspect it will sound "tighter". It will be so much better for you to have more space, and more flexible space too. Looking forward to the new content thats coming up! It really pleases me that you're restoring all this older equipment, its so easy for such a big part of history to deteriorate to the point its unrecoverable, and then part of history is lost forever.

[@daveme3582]

If Dave of EEVblog hasn't said so yet, Im sure he will approve and say great job on the new lab. Amazing work. Super jelly coming from my very humble lab. Keep up the great work!

[@Fastball115]

Just wanted to say thank you for your channel and videos. I found your channel while trying to self-teach electronics repair, and even though I'm more interested in modern tech, your channel helped me to get to grips with the basics very quickly and really supplemented my understanding. I also have a new appreciation for old radio receivers! I never knew they would be so interesting.

[@nigelhall6714]

I love Mr Carlson's Lab. You do a fantastic job teaching us all about repair and reconditioning of equipment. I'm delighted to see you expand and grow. 🙂

[@EsotericArctos]

You've worked so hard, and it is really starting to pay off. The microphone sounds really good already. You are really close with it. The new lab looks amazing and I really look forward to continuing the adventures with you when you are ready. In the meantime, I can binge watch your old videos until you are ready for new content :).

[@donl1846]

Nice to hear from you Professor Carlson and thank you for your updates. I really like your new lab setup and all the gear you have, awesome !! I notice your chairs are all ergonomically correct as well while you work at the bench, sure keeps the lower back discomfort level at a minimum. Look forward to your up-and-coming videos.

[@insAneTunA]

Congrats with the new workspace, it looks really good. You even have enough space for a workbench with wheels for even larger projects. The only thing that I can say about the audio quality is that I can hear you very well, and that is good enough for me. Your collection is truly amazing. Museum quality and quantity. I am looking forward to watch your new videos. 👍

[@cuteswan]

It looks fantastic. BTW It didn't seem like a long time to me. I know that when we see a 2 or 3 hour restoration video it's actually many many days of long work going on, even before the editing and posting. So again, thanks for all you do.

[@JonathanMLParker]

What an amazing new lab space, it looks absolutely awesome and well worth all of your hard work. Really looking forward to your upcoming video series.

[@DJPhantomRage]

My good friend N7RCA converts old broadcast transmitters into the ham bands as well. I always wanted an old transmitter myself. Have had a love for radio stations my whole life and when I hear others share the same for the equipment it always makes me happy.

[@googleantispy3850]

Thanks for the update! I think you'll find the lav mic more immune to room noise than the large diaphragm studio mic. Couple that with the awful lossy audio codec used by KZbin and even more background echo and room reverb is lost. Then there's the typical lo-fi sound bars/computer speakers many of us use to watch these videos, which tend to lose still more background noise. (I keep the fancy soffit-mounted studio monitors in the audio post room. I don't watch vids in there!) Finally, for spoken word, a 12 to 24 dB/octave high-pass going as high as 120-150 hz can remove a lot of "acoustic sin" from the space and punch up intelligibility. (I've been a location and studio recording engineer for 55 years. Your audio is fine for the intended purpose. :) )

[@MrCarlsonsLab]

You know your stuff! It's nice to read.

[@flashchrome]

This is awesome. Exiting to watch the process too.

[@bwithrow011]

Mr. Paul Carlson is actually Dr. Paul Carlson! He is one of a kind! He is one brilliant genius! Many congrats on your new lab Paul! Looking forward to your new videos, but still like the old ones. I worked with big Tektronics scopes on carts back in 1966!

[@Subgunman]

A PHD IN Electrical Engineering?

[@bwithrow011]

@@Subgunman Electronics Engineering

[@terminalpsychosis8022]

What an awesome new shop. This will make things soo much easier. Thanks for the update Mr. Carlson. Bet you're totally stoked on your new workspace. Can't wait to see it set up.

[@theguitaramptech]

OMG. I am exhausted just seeing the amount of work to set up that new lab. And, you have given me a big dose of workshop envy!

[@ObiWanBillKenobi]

Pro-level doesn't even begin to describe all this. 😎 I'd be jealous if I knew what more than a handful of these instruments do.

[@michaelcalvin42]

I admit that I was wondering why your video uploads were slowing down. I'm excited to see what you end up restoring on this new bench! I'd definitely love to see TVs and industrial electronics restored. Keep up the good work! Thanks for all of your videos over the years!

[@MrEdwinHubble]

Neato! I"m really excited about the new lab! Can't wait for the restoration videos. When I saw that tektronix scope collection, I could only think that you single handedly saved a whole electronics era from getting into a scrapyard.

[@stuartstephens]

At my first job out of engineering school we had several of those big old Tectronics oscilloscopes in the lab. On cold winter morning they got turned on first thing to help warm the place up.🙂

[@bradboardwell8295]

Absolutely awesome 👍🏼 can't wait for the future projects that you will accomplish. Your videos are like an old friend. Thank you for everything in the past, and for future videos. You are awesome!!!

[@Aerospace_EdC]

Mr Carlson it's great you have a larger and better shop to work in !!! Can't wait for all the new projects ahead !!!

[@JaySmith-cd1ln]

Heck yeah! The audio is great as you walk around in the new area 👍

[@dammonbutler6951]

My goodness it's been quite a journey to your newest lab hasn't it!. Hopefully this new space will serve you well for a long time. Congratulations on getting it to this point! Looking forward to seeing all your content from your new amazing space!

[@ricardorothfeld826]

Congrats, Mr Carlson, excellent new installations, awaiting new videos soon. Hugs from Brasil.

[@omniyambot9876]

This is so exciting Paul, your equipments looks so good. Hoping to see more of your projects.

[@voxframe2259]

I was genuinely worried about you Mr Carlson. I’m glad to hear you’re doing great and working on ramping up. Sadly I’m on the other side of the country, otherwise I’d gladly offer to lend a hand carrying some of that gear for you. You do so much for us, I wish there was a way to lend a hand and take a load off your shoulders. Thank you again for all you do, and best wishes for the new lab!!!!!

[@mikehannaford4041]

What a space you have there, absolutely fantastic and the radio mic is such a great idea too. I look forward very much to seeing all of your future projects, the way you present your videos and clarify those things which become quite theoretical (to me anyway) really is very good and also shows your immense knowledge. Thank you.

[@stratfanstl]

After seeing your scope collection, I'm never gonna take any guff from my friends for owning 12 guitars and 4 amps. LOL. I would be curious to know how much is turned on at any given time and how much draw you wired it for. You also did a great job providing even, white lighting, which simplifies videography and is much nicer to work in for extended periods.

[@chrisrichard298]

You must have a fantastic relationship with your wife to have all that equipment in your house. The new lab looks great and I can't wait for the repair videos! Keep up the awesome work!

[@bitrot42]

My wife would be delighted if my lair, er, “lab” was half as neat and orderly as Paul’s. He is one-of-a-kind, and gives the rest of us (or me, at least) something to strive for. Can’t wait to see the new lab in action!

[@brianclimbs1509]

@ 4:00 you see the Tektronix factory in 1970... wait... that's actually just a corner of Mr. Carlson's vintage equipment storage room.

[@WoodyofTulsa]

we miss you and your videos. from a retired Cable TV company manager and VP and KIFHSC! Woody in Tulsa, OK>

[@RegLeister-jz4gd]

I am a ham and have enjoyed electronics design and prototyping for over 50 years. But I had just a dual band lab quality scope and a small portable one and all of the necessary rf and audio generators, variacs and some that I designed. But NOTHING close to the collection of scopes and inventory that you have amassed! Amazing! Great videos. I am in a retirement home now and enjoy watching your latest adventures under the chassis. Reg

[@spectrexiii5529]

Very nice, Mr. Carlson. I'm interested in radio, electronics, electrical, mechanical, and automotive. I'm experienced, but not as well as you. I would definitely be honored to work under you with respect. I'll continue to follow your channel.

[@Romans--bo7br]

Love your channel... have learned and have come to an at least "somewhat" understanding of electronics, at 70+ years "young", through you and your detailed and informative videos. Just want you to know that all your hard work has certainly not gone unnoticed, and is Immensely Appreciated. PS: I detect a definite Canadian accent... having worked and lived up there for over 11 years, in various Provinces... where about are you up there... approximately? Thanks again, and stay Well and "Healthy".

[@EdmilsonJuniorRJ]

Sir, you are truly an inspiration. The amount of care and quality and organization... Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@MrCarlsonsLab]

My pleasure!

[@55commander]

The summer of 1968 I took a class from Spokane Community College in basic electronics in preparation for going into the Navy and Submarines. We used Tektronix 502 scopes and that same scope was the standard used in the Navy on our missiles and support equipment.

[@TheArtofEngineering]

I love that your channel is broad in content in so much as it appeals to hams. antique radio restorers, electronics nerds, service people, gear freaks etc etc. This breadth is matched by your broad knowledge and brilliant pedagogy. It is something I aspire to! 73 de George VK2AOE.

[@AJMjazz]

The new lab looks great, Paul! Looking forward to videos from the new lab.

[@raymitchell9736]

Looks like a great Lab space... 16' WOW... that's incredible. I've recently had my backyard torn out and new landscaping and a shed that I'm going to use as a mini electronics workspace, old 80's Commodore computer setup, and electronics storage... and that is probably 0.001 of a taste of what it must be like in your space... But it feels great when it's done! I look forward to seeing new videos in the new lab.

[@terrym1065]

Awesome Mr C👍👍 Totally happy for you, more room to breath makes life a little easier. Can see the work going on moving, positioning, situating..never ending with that much equipment. Going to absolutely be the bomb when you're ready to commence operations. Thanks for this update, going to be a good year it seems. Enjoy!

[@slabrankle9588]

Long form vacuum tube restorations at Mr. Carlson's Lab are one of the highlights of my very boring life so the recent drought has been somewhat distressing to me, but I hope the drought will soon be over and the videos will start flowing once again in spades!

[@ericrawson2909]

Try electronics old and new with M. Caldeira for European tube radio restoration. Bandersen TV for U.S. TV restoration. Quite a few other channels, like buzz1151.

[@slabrankle9588]

@@ericrawson2909 Thank you. I'll check them out.

[@Puttertorium]

Thank you for the update! I’ve been waiting for the grand receivers, I’ve come into an R-388 and a 390 and I’m excited to see you tackle one. Cheers and 73!

[@BogdanO45]

Great layout of probably everyone’s dream electronics lab! Thank you for the update and we are looking forward to your exquisite detailed and complete restorations of iconic electronics.

[@kttkttkt]

Your tektronics collection photo is SURREAL!! If I havent known this chanel for over 6 years, I wold insist it is render.

[@PurityVendetta]

Wow, what a beautifully put together workspace. I can't wait for the new videos!

[@JanBruunAndersen]

I am not an electronic wizard, but I do appreciate the effort and love you put into restoring old equipment. Restoring not only the inside but also the outside.

[@thomashowe855]

Fantastic work! Looking forward to see what you can do with this progress. Good luck!

[@gfighter2400]

I can’t wait for more of those wonderful electronics repair videos, Mr Carlson! Incredibly interesting stuff!

[@M5AXA]

Hi Paul its great to hear from you. Wow just as I thought you had moved to a new lab in the garage you surprise us by moving again. Have you now moved away from the home to a commercial property. If so I hope you can still make use of that triple antenna of yours at home as that was a lot of work to build. On a different subject I recently watched the video of yours called "Ice Storm Destruction" which was amazing. For those of is who do not get to see much of the white stuff, it would be great to see a short video from you showing the Canadian winter again sometime. Anyhow that's a great new lab with a super sized bench. Thanks for the update. 73s Ian M5AXA

[@genestatler2514]

Thanks Paul, for the great tour of your amazing labs. I'm really looking forward to watching you do your magic with the old electronics. Regards from Tennessee.

[@Tranarpnorra]

Bloody hell! That partial view of your old Tek-collection is mindblowing. I have one of those old oscilloscopes and am happy I got that one, for free even, some years ago, even. You must have vacuumed most of North and South America to bring all those into your custody.

[@danielmarek4609]

Had no doubt that you were still going to be here. Can't wait to see the new videos out of the revised Mr. Carlson's Lab. Look forward to seeing you restore a very old TV one day.

[@larrybud]

The Amelda Marcos of tek scopes!! Also, the only good thing about winter is that I will then have time to get back into electronics and binge-watch all the videos from this past summer!

[@ChipGuy]

Congratulations. Finally some lab space that is not claustrophobic anymore. Those 2 big scopes on the side of your old lab place always looked like they gonna bite you at some point.

[@gregmesemondo1401]

Mr Carlson is an electronic legend! I don’t know anything about all the electronics but after watching so many of his videos, I feel like Nicola Tesla

[@thanosthedwarf]

Love the new setup Paul! Slightly jealous but amazing work done and thought through as always! Looking forward to some new content from the new Lab.

[@gabrielleeliseo6062]

Don’t kill your back out, Mr. C! Excited to see a show in the new setup. Looks great! 😊

[@waltwimer2551]

Amazing work, Paul! I started my own lab and vintage equipment collection around 2007, but things really took off about the same time I started following your channel in 2016. I'm now at a point where I have most of what I *need* in order to tackle a good range of projects. Humorously though, that means that I'm about where you were *before* you started your KZbin channel. And now you're orders of magnitude beyond that! LOL! I particularly love your Tektronix collection! WOW! I have 20+ Tek oscilloscopes plus other Tek gear in my "official" collection, plus about the same number of Tek instruments waiting for me to triage, but seeing your Tek collection just floored me! Fantastic! Bravo across the board!

[@K1OIK]

How dare you call him Paul, he is Mr. Carlson, VE7ZWZ.

[@minilab9030]

Bench evolution involves moving heavy equipment from A to B, and when the new bench is ready, from B to C. Exhausting. Good job.

[@stigbengtsson7026]

Good Luck from Sewden, I have ben working as a radio/tv repair man, but I have never seen anything like youre place 😅 You really go "all in". Youre sound is good Youre picture to There is Nothing like this. SB. mr Carlsons Lab

[@utubejeffo]

Love it. But as I get older I cannot have enough light. Don't know how you do it, but I have to have goosenecks and overheads and even a headlamp sometimes working on cavernous and heavy junk. All that nice reflective surface and walls will help. My dream shop would have enough room to walk behind the benches and tables to manage cables, but alas, my lab looks like a real mess, but... I've not burned the house down yet, touch wood. Keep it up Mr. C!

[@christiancarassai9540]

Whoooaaaaa!!! Ho my God! Every lab and the storage area!!!! Unveliable! Did you ever think of guided visitors? This is electronics dreamland!!! Congratulations!!!

[@H-77]

Given that the floor is a hard surface (not carpeted - which is good. Carpet in a lab is a bad idea), and the ceiling appears to be drywall, I would strongly consider putting some acoustic absorption on the ceiling. Lots of readily available options that use the ideal Corning 702 and 703 fiberglass panels (which is what you want for this). If you hang around corporate surplus places on any regular basis, you can usually pick these up for free - they're very commonly installed in offices. I suspect that will help with some of the echo issues. This channel has always had pretty darn good audio quality - I'd hate for that to change.

[@electronicsworkbench]

A wonderful achievement, Sir! Have been watching your channel from very early on and a Patreon and love every minute of your presentations. Looking forward to witnessing more of your talents. Love that Self-Service Tube Tester on the right. Brings back memories of me and my Dad going to the drug store and later, grocery store to check tubes from our Heathkit GR-180 television.

[@rubusroo68]

I seriously can't wait! You are an amazing teacher. I would've got straight A's if you had taught at my school.

[@richardclark8550]

Thanks Mr. Carlson, for the update! We fans applaud your excellence in taking the mystery out of electronics…. My/our best to you in your new lab and forthcoming projects. Always a pleasure to see a new video…. Thank you.

[@highvoltagemayhem3345]

Just recently ive been able to start construction of my first labs, one for chemistry and one for vintage electronics repair. Ive done my best to keep up with your channel as I grew up over the years. I just wanted to say thank you for the inspiration wonderful content you produce.

[@FelicianaDelacruz]

What an amazing new Lab. It's organized really great, thank you for sharing the update and I sure look forward to seeing the new lab in action. Happy Holidays to you!

[@michaeldicarlo5540]

Yes!!!!! Love the new lab, it's amazing how big some of scopes are when your zoomed out ! 😂

[@cirorussowsky7253]

Your expertise and care with the radio are impressive! Congratulations, Mr. Carlson. By the way, my old father had a radio with your name: Stromberg Carlson. 👍👍

[@frankpitochelli6786]

The amount of equipment is phenomenal...the scopes alone could be an electronics museum..!!

[@ALSutton]

Wow. I work in Mental Health. I often use your videos as mindfulness tools for men at our service. You do awesome work man.

[@tobysirus4996]

Delightful seeing progression of you in your element. Congratulations ! Keep those videos coming .

[@sea-ferring]

Beautiful workspace! Nicely done.

[@georgejohnson1498]

I have missed your videos, but rather assumed that you were having some R&R. I see that is NOT the case. Glad to see this post. Thank you and best wishes from George [inUK].

[@DJRobbie54]

Mr. Carlson, you cease to amaze me, looking at all those pictures and that equipment has blown me away again. I have three questions to ask you. How did you acquire all that test equipment? number two> And is there a Mrs. Carlson, and what does she think about your electronic repair shops? And finally, Do you have a Day JOB? That supports your repair shops? I asked these questions because you are so equipped and efficient in what you do on your You Tube channel. You blow me away every time I watch your teaching videos. Back in the day, when I was in high school and attending a trade school in electronics, my teacher was quite boring, I must say, sorry to say so, but, you make it sound so easy that catches my attention. Thank you for your willingness, to share with us, your electronic repair skills. I am so grateful to sit and watch you teach us how to repair basic electronic equipment. PS, You Truly Have My Attention.

[@FordSeniorMaster]

AWESOME Paul! Absolutely AWESOME! Perfect place for "The Tube Master"! Patrick

[@anthonydenn4345]

Mind-blowing setup you got there Mr Carlson 😀 Could maybe do with 1 or 2 more scopes though 😵‍💫

[@davidledoux1736]

What an exciting time. You have been very busy, indeed. Looking forward to the restoration videos that will be coming from the new lab.

[@ObsessionoftheMonth]

3:33 me: hmmm how come I can't find any old scopes? Mr. Carlson: whistles and walks away all nonchalant...

[@geraldstewart]

every time I watch one of your videos, I try to name the model of all your equipment. I worked on a lot of it in the USAF calibration Laboratory. For 20 years 73-93

[@derekloudon8731]

What a fantastic space! I am currently dreaming about the size of model railway that I could fit into that room 😄 🚂

[@RoSi4You]

I wish you the best of luck in your new lab. I admire your precise work and thought process behind it. Thank you.

[@The_604_Garage]

The new lab looks great! No doubt a TON of work to set it up. Well done Mr. Carlson.

[@jeffreylane2967]

I am by any means not knowledgeable in electronics but enjoy watching you fixing all those jiggly bits. I was blown away when I saw all those things you have in your lab

[@dffabryr]

Wow!!! Congratulations ... what an amazing lab !!! It fits great to an incredible Electronic Engineer!!!

[@techman2471]

Wonderful job with the new lab! We will wait for you to finish.