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Breath of Fresh air ,,, real troubleshooting , analysis and design electronics which you can take furthur, this is HOW you learn REAL electronics !

Thanks again 👍

Looking good Paul 👍🙂

A lifetime of collecting, repairing and teaching. Thanks for what you share Paul 🙏

Mighty Fine Job! The Carlson Mark of Quality.

Thank you for the hours of amazement I'v received from watching your videos...

Huge fan

Mr. Carlson (Paul) is such a calm capable teacher. All of Canada looks to him with great respect. Sending positive energy and thanks from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia.

The GOAT of electronics.

4:59 Racal and Collins - Yes!!

Hi Sir Many Many Gadgets. congratulations For New Lab.

The lab looks fantastic so far Paul. Don't envy you working under the wood table and on your knees. Ouch!

Your audio quality is beyond amazing!

So impressed with all of your redundant test equipment stacked up forever, so impressed.

Looks like a very well thought-out design. Can't wait for the big restoration projects to come! A very satisfied Patreon

A good friend of mine recently passed away. He owned a repair shop just like yours. For 50 years he specialized in the repair of vintage radios and TVs as well as modern guitar amps, ham equipment, and various other devices. Remaining in the shop are THOUSANDS of tubes (6000?), the majority of which are new old stock from the 1930s to the 1960s. If you are interested in purchasing any of these or any high quality test gear let me know and I will put you in contact with the family.

Just AWESOME Paul!

Out Standing Looks very Good.

Thank you for sharing and taking us along with the new lab.

.. Cheers to you ..

Awesome. Can’t wait for the next restoration in your new lab!

Hello Paul C!!! Wishing you the absolute best with the construction and setup of your new labs!!! Hope to see you in use of your new labs soon!! All I can say is WOW, IT all looks SUPER GREAT so far, Just be carefull of the heavy stuff, work smart my friend !!! 73's from KC2UVN here in snowy, cold New York state.

I love old radios and electronics Paul and your videos really fascinate me. I was a radio operator in Korea in 1954 & 55 and later had a hobby collecting and repairing radios. So your labs, old and new, look like heaven to me.

Looks like my Ham shack ! I too like having fun !

I guess a "short pause" in repairs will let us see more and "better repairs". Waiting and watching.

I like these type of lab setups, they are very cozy. When it's dark outside and cold, you go there and enter a different dimension :)

Thanks for sharing all this Paul! You're the authentic god of electronics!

wow nice labs..great man..👍

Awesome.. just awesome...

the best way to start my day 💯 it's even better than coffee ☕

Exelent quality channel regards to sound, video and content! :)

Progress and great progress ,

nice new area !

Thank you Mr carlson, after seeing your old time bench, you've given me an awesome idea for my OO train table I'm going to build using the shelves and wooden table span!

Progress looks great so far and all the pending sounds incredible! Great Job!

I passed my CET and hold an FCC commercial with radar endorsement. Worked doing component level on everything from weigh scales to M/W for 28 yrs..Railroads to tug boats But this cat is crazy! I present to you the Albert E Eisenstein of component repair lady's and Gentleman😎

That's a staggering amount of work, moving all that stuff around. Also, your house(s) must have the floor space of the Empire State building. What a fantastic lab(s). Personally, I would happily live in there and only require weekly feedings and some water.

Hello at 3.37 the yellow cables on the left wall is that your router and network distribution. It's amazing all the work you do in the tight space around the bench.

Love watching, and learning from you 😃

If you are in the construction process ; how about using a four camera setup ? One for the top of the work two at the sides and one in the back where you do the videos introduction . And ; How about 4k HDR ? Maybe some viewers wont notice , but the majority of us will and appreciate very much !

Looking forward to all the future holds for the channel. Thanks for all the exciting and informative videos.

looks fantastic good job

Thank you for the great channel and this lab rebuild demo. Hope you have some help moving all the stuff. Could you please include the ham radio operating position in a future video for a fellow ham? :) Thanks. . .

I really enjoy your video's and actually learn some very basic things. "Taking my electronic learning to a new level" would be learning the functions on a multimeter ha ha.

Excellent job!

Can't get enough of your fantastic labs; hopefully some progress updates and a grand tour when complete?

Great news.. can hardly wait! Thanks for sharing your awesome vids with us greatly appreciated!👍😃

Hi Paul, thanks to your videos I was able to repair an old pocket radio from 1974! Just had to change some elco's. Thanks a lot. I keep following you, greatings, Ronald from the netherlands

Indeed, an amazing amount of stuff.... really awesome and wonderfull to look at.

Cool lab… ✊🏿

Can't wait for it to be finished love all your videos man I hope someday I can be half as good as you are I understanding electronics and restoring them / making them best wishes to you!

Oh dear, it's gonna be a smooth ride with the new lab... Happy recombobulation!

dude you look like your in a spaceship floating in space but away i love your vidz i learn alot it helps me in my college work appreciate your time sorry about IT joke

Great idea sir 😄👍😎 a pneumatic height adjustable work top 😱👍 fantabulous..noe I know what to add to my workshop next 👍😍😾😎 thx...great videos always...

really looking forward to the old gear lab operational Paul. big thanks as always for sharing...

Looking good Mr.Carlson. I admire the amount of work that must be and like the layout. Keep the content coming. Great to watch with my coffee!!!

It is a substantial measuring instrument. It is a very splendid laboratory. I want you to overhaul my Collins 75A-4 if near.

Your videos definitely inspired me to build up my electronics repair lab. It's not going to be as exciting or well equipped but I am looking forward to eventually having a dedicated space to work on stuff.

Your audio is always fantastic. I thoroughly enjoy watching and learning from your videos. Thank you!

New lab looks great

WOW This is amazing

Lookin' good! Your content is, in my opinion, the best informational/educational/explanatory content on this subject matter available on this platform! Thankyou so much for all the work you do for us viewers!

Been waiting for a new update on this

Looking forward to see you working with RF equipment

Wow!!! Amazing new space! I did not realize that some of the equipment was hanging from the ceiling in the old lab... I just scored a Fluke 45 and a 500 MHz digital CRT Tek scope, both in excellent working condition. But, that doesn't mean I'm trying to catch up to you! REALLY ENJOY YOUR CHANNEL!!!

Most of my heroes are dead or fictional,….so thank you for all you do!!

Mrs C. "Paul, what the heck are you doing in there? When will my new gym be ready for me to move into?" !!!

I have most of that same stool in my shop, and I actually mounted a vintage perforated tractor seat on mine as I will use it for welding at my work bench.

4:38, Best creative use of a cooler in a lab construction project!

Looking forward to see you doing more restorations.

I hope that big reno video is coming soon....I really need a Mr. Carlson Lab FIX!! 🙂

Looking good. The years just tick away, don't they? Hard to believe it's 2022 already.

Man, Paul, you're moving a lot faster than I would have with all that equipment! 🤣 Progress looks great. 👍️

Mr. C, your a hardworking gentleman hope you have some help moving that heavy gear around hearts my back jest thinking of it.

Your house floorplan must be interesting: Lab, kitchen, lab, bathroom, lab, bedroom, lab, electronics storage room, etc... Always enjoy your videos.

Love ya, but I think ya got a touch of OCD going on there! LOL. At some point, I'd like to converse a bit over the HQ-120 receiver a couple times as, I am about ready to start restoring one myself. I've watched your video on this receiver SEVERAL (like 10+) times and am delighted with all the info you give us, I mean, my God, who could ask for more, right? I still however, have questions. Before I had seen your video on the restoration of this receiver, I had already made a purchase of all the caps to replace all the electrolytic and waxies. At the time of this, I also decided to simply replace the all the resistors and even the cloth wiring (as much as possible) as well. As you could tell there were several orders placed to different vendors for there different items. Thanks! Nemo-

Smoothest audio on KZfaq :-) Ahhhh [sigh of satisfaction]

That really is a mammoth undertaking moving all of your equipment into the other labs but this new one looks great and the other areas and the new constructions looks great. But you sure have made a lot of work for yourself but, I am sure once it is all done everything will work great. Thanks for sharing Paul.

I would love all those shelves for my fabrics😉 Great workspace. I enjoy your videos.🏆

Very, very impressive! I love the clean, organized look of your new lab! I bet the behind-the-scenes wire management for all the equipment is quite a feat in itself. I bet (seeing your other videos) you have every wire labeled. ~ Looks like a NASA test facility. Great job!

2:30 -Don't think we didn't notice that sick-ass audio monitor/mixing desk bro.

1:36 - Hmm. that's "a little bit of test equipment"?

Man! How I wish I lived nearby. Would love to help move just so I could admire the equipment. (TEST equipment you freaks!) A ton of Tektronix envy here!

Will be good when finished.

Great lab..

This channel and CuriousMarc channel are the best on you tube I would love to see you work on something together! It would be the best boffins video of all time 🙂

I miss doing maintenance on radios

Crikey Paul, still 60% still left in the old lab, I thought I was was bad being a former automotive mechanic/electrician ;) Still, a great setup mate, truly enjoy seeing a tech area that is nicely done and functional.

You have so much great gear. I don't know if you use a large Lazy Susan for heavy repairs, but I've found one to be almost essential for work on heavy gear like old HP spectrum analyzers. I decided what diameter would be best then cut the plate out of 3/4" plywood, and added a wedge brake. I use it all the time now, even on items that aren't particularly heavy so it doesn't disturb the gear as I work on it.

I would like to see 👀 you fix a TV repair ? Like 👍 what you do !!

Wow Paul, I am never disappointed with seeing your latest project...you are truly an inspiration to those wanting to learn and have a gift to be sure, I myself will be signing up for your class when time permits me to as I am one of those truckers (domestic terrorists) Haha and at 40 years I'm close to retirement and being an extra class ham geek looking forward to some time for electronics fun!!! Listening for you on 80 meters 73 from Jeff de WD8JM...

Perfect, but the space is a bit crowded.

You're doing a great job there Paul. Thanks for keeping us all up to date, I'm really looking forward to watching all the wonderful videos you'll be producing from there.

Nice bench builds. As for the portable audio, it actually sounded much less wooly than the mics on the stand.

Kool retro HP & textronix stuff

cant wait to see you restore a Huffy-RadioBike ®

Fascinating, Paul! Are you doing all of this by yourself, i.e. moving heavy equipment, etc? Maybe you should have a side videocast: "Exercising with Paul!" Good luck with the move.

That's a big project to undertake but will be awesome when it is complete.

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