@@mostlypostie1 Sorry the DX-394 has been sold, but i do have in my video archive on comparing DX-394, Icom R72 and Yaesu FRG-100 side by side just before i sold it. i will mix that in somewhere in a video.
Waar de kratten van AH al niet goed voor zijn. Een echte Mr. Carlson hobbyzolder. Het zal wel lekker warm zijn als alles aan staat. Groeten uit Houten.
I'm late to the tour but the title made me laugh out loud. It's the same for any picture I share of my lab. A moment in time of a rare but much needed cleanup.
Hi Tony, I'm Roberto from Northern Italy, I signed up because I think you're a special and worthy person, your simplicity is remarkable. I watch your videos with great interest and pleasure, it seems like I'm seeing my Laboratory where I almost have no space to move and everything is put here and there .... but I always find everything. Congratulations, always keep it up with great simplicity ...... Good Everything Bye R.
Amazing collection of equipment, top of the line and the finest of the finest. For sure that maintaining such amount of gear is not an easy feat and certainly not for the faint of heart. I had to pause at 8:55 , that Keithley family is just breathtaking. Your obsession for precision is admirable.
Just what your channel viewers secretly wanted to see Wow very clean and professional looking lab Tony Wont lie, bit jealous buddy LOL Thanks for sharing
@@TonyAlbus To praise such a beautiful workplace it goes well, the equipment is absolutely amazing and in beautiful condition. After my workshop was robbed, I have a workplace that is 100 times smaller than you, I lost all the equipment and I am building my new workplace in the niche of our bedroom. Assembling some decent equipment is not a cheap affair in the Czech Republic and to place it in such a small space as I have available is the complete Tetris. We also have the same devices - PSG 9080 and Siglent SPD3303 I have version X, thanks to you and me OCP works, I did not solve the update and when I saw your video with the update fw I made it too and great, only after the update is in series instead of 64V only 60V. Thank you very much for the videos you create, I wish you much success and a beautiful weekend 👍🙂
What a neat lab and well laid out too. Thank you for showing it to us. I have an HP 5315B counter and after your recent video on the Vectron OXCO modules I built a new internal reference for it. Very stable now when checked against GPS! Regards, David.
You have beautiful and rare gems in your collection. I wish I could go all the way like you did. I have one oscilloscope, 2 adjustable power supplies, one electronic load a bench DMM and 5 handheld DMMs . I feel out of control. However, you own a full toy store. Thanks for the tour. I love your channel !!
Great lab! Your comment about area versus depth in storing electronic components really made me think about the little plastic boxes. I'm about to redesign my small lab and I think I will follow your example, a lot more efficient than what I had in mind. Thank you for sharing it!
Fantastic collection and arrangement of gear there Tony, really amazing. Now you have much more time on your hands, you can come and sort my workshop out for me. I'll put the kettle on. See you soon.
Very cool, thanks for the tour! :-) I have one problem thought with videos like these: me thinking "oh, I want that too! and that, I need one just like that ... oh, and that tool!" 🙂
As if to say you have everything you need, and always exciting to see this instrumentation.But the most surprising thing is the order you have!!! Greetings
great tour Tony, i finally ended up cleaning my shack space as well and now can start working again lol But not nearly as much great instruments as you have but enough to enjoy my hobby. Keep em coming Tony thanks for your videos!
Hi Igor, i think these come close , i like it, nice prized works well DeSolder go.tonyalbus.com/desolder_A DeSolder go.tonyalbus.com/desloder_B if you live in EU you can also find it at ELEshop.eu www.eleshop.nl/zd-8915-desoldeerstation.html
Lovely lab, and nice idea with those Ikea rolling cabinets. Serves the recombobulation very well. That's a real pro workshop for sure! So much test equipment - I'm impressed and envious. Wish I could visit you and work together on some projects. Maybe when I go visit my friend in NL again? Ha. BTW the first thing I noticed was that there was something off with those nixies in the start. Good that you have a lot more real deal nixies in your gear :) Also got a Weller TCP-S iron (got it from my friend who no longer used it), but no station.
You've some pieces I'm looking on the market from a little bit of time..... Anyway congrats, very beautiful collection and to be honest I'm happy to see all this stuff in great/functional conditions.
Man, this is an awesome collection. You're really into it. Impressed. What a massive and stunning collection of good & great old electronic devices. So far, I only have a few old but very good ones like the HP5316B and HP5384A Frequency Counters or a Fluke 8824A Multimeter still in spec after 25 years. Takes quite some time to find such devices being in a good shape and still for a reasonable price. People go crazy on Ebay trying to sell real garbage (scratched, damaged, dirty) for unreal prices. But that's part of the "hunting game" ... :) Otherwise I have a lot of the newer test gear in my lab, mostly from Siglent, Rigol, Keysight, Aim TTi, which are good brands for the Hobbyist. Thanks for sharing and posting your videos. Good content and good reviews. I watched quite a few already. Keep up your good work, man. Thumbs up!
Very interesting to see such a lot of vintage test gear - it would be really interesting (although a lot of work) to compare the different schematics for older equipment, e.g. comparing how frequency counters worked between generations, or how volt meter implementation changed.
Thanks for the tour, it was nice to see around the workshop. I have seen that Kenwood TH-D72 in a few of your videos, great radio. I have the TH-D7E (G) but would love to get a D72 when I find one cheap.
Hey I see that oscilloscope in the back - Philips PM 3230, I have one too! My first oscilloscope, pretty banged up and grungy but only $50 and so cool :D The plastic on my knobs are all cracked and falling off, do you know where I could get new ones for it?
Oh yeah that Philips, have it at leats 30 years... i think one channel broke... this scope is great becouse it has 2 seperate channels and not multiplexed, dual beam i think its called. do not know whare to get the buttons.
Most devices can keep themselves cool or at the designed temprature. but a big but. the lab needs to be 22-24 degrees C .. that last part is difficult in my attic, so most of the time only the used devices are switched on.
Hi Tony. Love your videos !!! Quick question - I have the ADF4351 LCD signal generator. It works fine - but the LCD goes blank after some minutes. The output is still there - but I need to power cycle to see the screen again. Have you seen the same problem ?
@@TonyAlbus Hi Tony - the screen goes blank and unresponsive - so if it's a screensaver it cannot be awakened. The software (PLZ-PLL-ADF) doesn't 'wake up' the display either - so I think it is a fault.. BTW - I am about to attempt the external clock reference mod as shown in video #112. I have a Rubidium Frequency Source set to 10 MHz. Your videos are very informative and useful. Thanks !!!
Very nice… Advanced TEAS (test equipment acquisition syndrome) stage, for sure! I was also (self) diagnosed… my lab is smaller and I could stay there days and days… repairing, designing, testing, experimenting etc. with respect: what do you do for living? What’s your strategy for time management, to council job and lab life?
Hi, I randomly found this video and was watching it when my wife was around: wife - Omg, is that where we are going to? (talking about the amount of gadgets)... Is he from the Netherlands? me - No idea, how do you know? wife - Those are boxes from Albert Heijn I went checking to the channel's page and yes she is right :D
Do you get your hands on the rhode&scharwz double +/_40V precision supply ?? Got one (with abused resistors) but never found any service/user manual for it.
Nice !!! So small space, you stuff so much volt and time nut here :-) Guess it won’t stay as sorted when you start any projects and that should be a burden !
Hi Barry, TH-D72E if i am correct :) .. i use it when mobile, the fam. can check were i am... th-cam.com/video/abdf7KbrtAo/w-d-xo.html my video about it, just before i travel. i did not use it for a while i must say here.
Thank you Tony! 25 Amps is just about enough for 100 Watts HF and Meanwell is one of the better PSU's but myself i prefer a SMPS with noise offset, just to be sure. and 30-35 Amps ..those are made for Ham use
OK Tony, I know test equipment has a fairly low current draw especially when not loaded. But I would love to know what you total current draw was for all those devices that were powered on during the video. One other question, Is that loft space above a house or a business ? 73's Ian M5AXA
Hi Ian, i think if all is switched on it is about 1000 Watts , but its is never all on. it is on my attic where 'normal' people store there old suitcases and tents and stuff :)
@@TonyAlbus That is very reasonable. I too have taken over my attack as a electronics lab however I have far less diagnostic equipment than you !. I do have a radio shack is in the spare room.
Well, let me ask the inevitable question that seems no one dares to ask. How much did you pay for all that stuff, and how much time did it take you to find and get them? Would you share that numbers with us? Anyway, impressively efficient use of a limited amount of space!
You need to join TMTEA, Too Much Test Equipment Anonymous. It's a 12 step RECOVERY program for us engineers who are obsessed with high quality test equipment. Just like AA but for engineers and super techs. See you at a meeting soon. LOL BTW Did you see the new Siglent Spectrum analyzer ??? Upsssssc, my bad !!!
@@TonyAlbus thanks. A good friend sent me a beautiful gift. A tooling grade aluminum bed. Its milled perfectly flat and absolutely beautiful machining. So i ordered up a 600w 24v meanwell psu and 300w silicone heater. Monster mosfets. Since i didnt go with an ac heater, i cant use a normal method of a thermal cutout safety fuse in line to the heater. So im coming up with a thermal cutout solution for the whole printer. A safety circuit. Using a standard ceramic thermal cutoff and a 30 amp opto isolated relay....its gonna act as a contactor for the mains power to the psu. Thermal fuse pops, relay opens. Printer dies. I like ur lab. I need more room
Ahw...that hurts when that is done, sometimes that happens when the leftover family have no glue what all the equipment is worth. i hope the guy himself enjoyed it as long as he could.
Tony............You are off this planet crazy. 😂😂😂......Your videos are great. I always click on to one when I need to smile.
Thank you so much!! that is one of the best compliments one can get.
Great lab
Thank you!
Hi Tony. Looks great! Thanks for the tour of your lab.
Thank you Paul!
@@TonyAlbus See, he's watching you!
@@SoddingaboutSi Yes :) , i think all TE lovers are watching each other, just to see if there is something special found
@@TonyAlbus Anyone who gets recognition from Paul Carlson has my upmost respect. Well done Tony. 73's Ian M5AXA
@@M5AXA Thank you Ian, that is very nice of you!.
Impresionante 😊😅
Gracias amigo!
Awesome! Thanks for the tour! However I was hoping to see your radio collection?! Maybe next time 😁👍
Thank you!, in the 2023 tour i will show more radios too. thanks for the feedback!
@@TonyAlbus when I catch a glimpse of that nice old Realistic RX, I know there is some cool stuff hidden in that lab 👍
@@mostlypostie1 Sorry the DX-394 has been sold, but i do have in my video archive on comparing DX-394, Icom R72 and Yaesu FRG-100 side by side just before i sold it. i will mix that in somewhere in a video.
Amazing lab!
Thanks!
Waar de kratten van AH al niet goed voor zijn. Een echte Mr. Carlson hobbyzolder. Het zal wel lekker warm zijn als alles aan staat. Groeten uit Houten.
Dank je, je perfecte kratjes. erg warm, heb niet vaak alles aan hoor. 1300 watt :)
nice labs
Thank you!
Ha ha, super clean and tidy 😅☀️🍀☺️
Thank you!
I'm late to the tour but the title made me laugh out loud. It's the same for any picture I share of my lab. A moment in time of a rare but much needed cleanup.
Thanks!! yes we all know that feeling :)
Hi Tony, I'm Roberto from Northern Italy, I signed up because I think you're a special and worthy person, your simplicity is remarkable. I watch your videos with great interest and pleasure, it seems like I'm seeing my Laboratory where I almost have no space to move and everything is put here and there .... but I always find everything. Congratulations, always keep it up with great simplicity ...... Good Everything Bye R.
Thank you so much!! Messy does not matter if you can find all you need... greetings!
super
Thank you!
Impressive, congratulations.
Thank you!
And now the big challenge: keep it that way !!!
That battle i will lose :)
A beautiful lab set up Tony. I'm envious!
Thank you!
Amazing collection of equipment, top of the line and the finest of the finest. For sure that maintaining such amount of gear is not an easy feat and certainly not for the faint of heart. I had to pause at 8:55 , that Keithley family is just breathtaking.
Your obsession for precision is admirable.
Thank you Sir, that is a very nice comment.
WOW What a show!!! Thanks Tony
Thank you Mark!
Nice place, fantastic collection.
Thank you
Great lab Tony, congrats, also nice tour for me, 73 Manos.
Thank you Sir!
Just what your channel viewers secretly wanted to see Wow very clean and professional looking lab Tony Wont lie, bit jealous buddy LOL Thanks for sharing
Thank you Andrew!
Hi, very beautiful layout in such a small space. 👍
Nice day 🙂Tom
Thanks Tom!
@@TonyAlbus To praise such a beautiful workplace it goes well, the equipment is absolutely amazing and in beautiful condition. After my workshop was robbed, I have a workplace that is 100 times smaller than you, I lost all the equipment and I am building my new workplace in the niche of our bedroom. Assembling some decent equipment is not a cheap affair in the Czech Republic and to place it in such a small space as I have available is the complete Tetris.
We also have the same devices - PSG 9080 and Siglent SPD3303 I have version X, thanks to you and me OCP works, I did not solve the update and when I saw your video with the update fw I made it too and great, only after the update is in series instead of 64V only 60V.
Thank you very much for the videos you create, I wish you much success and a beautiful weekend 👍🙂
Thank you too Tom, good luck on your rebuild of your lab.
I love this open-house, Tony!
Thank you Frank!
I have been watching your channel for a couple of months now. Very impressive tour.
Awesome, thank you!
Hi Tony, very very good your laboratory... Cordial greetings, from Buenos Aires.
Gracias ! Thank you Sir
Tony, thanks for the tour... very nice.
Thank you John!
Wow, I´m absolutely impressed.You don´t need any heating in this room.
Thank you! .. yes nice and warm :)
wow...great beautiful lab...very clean and inspiring... Thanks...
Thank you!
What a neat lab and well laid out too. Thank you for showing it to us. I have an HP 5315B counter and after your recent video on the Vectron OXCO modules I built a new internal reference for it. Very stable now when checked against GPS! Regards, David.
Thank you, that sounds good, nice project.
Looks great!!! Well done, sir.
Thank you Brad!
Cool lab mate I guess you’ve been doing it a lot longer than I have as I’m just starting out. I’m jealous
Thanks Nick, yes years of collecting. Have fun with collecting and playing, we have a great hobby!
Amazing collection!
Thank you!
A Proud Gear Hound !
Thanks! yes i am :)
Nice tour of the work shop!
Thank you!
You have beautiful and rare gems in your collection. I wish I could go all the way like you did. I have one oscilloscope, 2 adjustable power supplies, one electronic load a bench DMM and 5 handheld DMMs . I feel out of control. However, you own a full toy store. Thanks for the tour. I love your channel !!
Thank you so much! it is not the number of items, its how you like them!.., you have a nice collection too
@@TonyAlbus No way, I am still missing the Keithley 2002. ;)
Excellent 😊.
Thank you Stephen!.
Great lab! Your comment about area versus depth in storing electronic components really made me think about the little plastic boxes. I'm about to redesign my small lab and I think I will follow your example, a lot more efficient than what I had in mind. Thank you for sharing it!
Thanks, glad it can help you!
Excellent tidying Tony! It should be an Olympic Gold medal for you :)
Thank you sir.
Fantastic collection and arrangement of gear there Tony, really amazing.
Now you have much more time on your hands, you can come and sort my workshop out for me. I'll put the kettle on. See you soon.
Thanks Paul!!
Very cool, thanks for the tour! :-) I have one problem thought with videos like these: me thinking "oh, I want that too! and that, I need one just like that ... oh, and that tool!" 🙂
thank you… yes me too, i watch also others :))
❤uau
Parabéns Tony, tudo muito lindo.
Abraços do Brasil
Gracias! saludos!
As if to say you have everything you need, and always exciting to see this instrumentation.But the most surprising thing is the order you have!!! Greetings
Thank you!
Quite impressive! 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Je zoldertje ziet er strak uit Tony, wat je daar allemaal niet kwijt kan. Prachtig stekkie, zou ik zo zeggen👏👏👏
Dank je Debby!
Nice and clean bench. I try my bench like this too but doesn't stay clean for long! 🙂Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
Você tem um laboratório incrível.
Gracias!
Great workshop tour and some amazing test equipment. I’m amazed you don’t blow a fuse with all that gear running
Thank you Chris… i build the electrical system myself.. and use nails for a fuse :)
Great tour Tony. Gave me some great ideas.
Thank Eric!
Wesołych świąt Tony, wszystkiego najlepszego i najfajniejszego, Marcin
Thank you Marcin, Merry Christmas to you too, and good health in 2023
Wow, Tony! Your lab sure has grown since you caught TEA. Sorry. :P Great job with the cleaning and organizing. Thanks for the tour!
Yes some would say it has gotten out of control :)) Thanks!
great tour Tony, i finally ended up cleaning my shack space as well and now can start working again lol But not nearly as much great instruments as you have but enough to enjoy my hobby. Keep em coming Tony thanks for your videos!
Great work!.. Thank you!
Thanks for the tour!
What is desoldering station at 6:58?
Hi Igor, i think these come close , i like it, nice prized works well
DeSolder go.tonyalbus.com/desolder_A
DeSolder go.tonyalbus.com/desloder_B
if you live in EU you can also find it at ELEshop.eu www.eleshop.nl/zd-8915-desoldeerstation.html
Lovely lab, and nice idea with those Ikea rolling cabinets. Serves the recombobulation very well. That's a real pro workshop for sure! So much test equipment - I'm impressed and envious. Wish I could visit you and work together on some projects. Maybe when I go visit my friend in NL again? Ha.
BTW the first thing I noticed was that there was something off with those nixies in the start. Good that you have a lot more real deal nixies in your gear :)
Also got a Weller TCP-S iron (got it from my friend who no longer used it), but no station.
Thank you very much!
You've some pieces I'm looking on the market from a little bit of time.....
Anyway congrats, very beautiful collection and to be honest I'm happy to see all this stuff in great/functional conditions.
Thank you!
Man, this is an awesome collection. You're really into it. Impressed. What a massive and stunning collection of good & great old electronic devices. So far, I only have a few old but very good ones like the HP5316B and HP5384A Frequency Counters or a Fluke 8824A Multimeter still in spec after 25 years. Takes quite some time to find such devices being in a good shape and still for a reasonable price. People go crazy on Ebay trying to sell real garbage (scratched, damaged, dirty) for unreal prices. But that's part of the "hunting game" ... :) Otherwise I have a lot of the newer test gear in my lab, mostly from Siglent, Rigol, Keysight, Aim TTi, which are good brands for the Hobbyist.
Thanks for sharing and posting your videos. Good content and good reviews. I watched quite a few already. Keep up your good work, man. Thumbs up!
Thank you! you seen to have a collection yourself too! yes agree tti makes good quality.
Very interesting to see such a lot of vintage test gear - it would be really interesting (although a lot of work) to compare the different schematics for older equipment, e.g. comparing how frequency counters worked between generations, or how volt meter implementation changed.
Thanks Greg, that would be very interesting,.
Thanks for the tour, it was nice to see around the workshop. I have seen that Kenwood TH-D72 in a few of your videos, great radio. I have the TH-D7E (G) but would love to get a D72 when I find one cheap.
Thanks Dale, that is correct its a TH-D72 well spotted.
WOW ładny zbiór mierników , po za tym ładny warsztat :)
thank you!
Hey I see that oscilloscope in the back - Philips PM 3230, I have one too! My first oscilloscope, pretty banged up and grungy but only $50 and so cool :D The plastic on my knobs are all cracked and falling off, do you know where I could get new ones for it?
Oh yeah that Philips, have it at leats 30 years... i think one channel broke... this scope is great becouse it has 2 seperate channels and not multiplexed, dual beam i think its called.
do not know whare to get the buttons.
Nice video, thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for the visit
Mooie collectie Tony! Blijf vooral dit soort video’s maken!
Dank je Mario!
If you put electronic devices side by side, don't they get hot? Wouldn't it damage the devices?
Most devices can keep themselves cool or at the designed temprature. but a big but. the lab needs to be 22-24 degrees C .. that last part is difficult in my attic, so most of the time only the used devices are switched on.
interesting lead/cable organization
Thank you! .. it was there so why not use it. :)
Hi Tony. Love your videos !!! Quick question - I have the ADF4351 LCD signal generator. It works fine - but the LCD goes blank after some minutes. The output is still there - but I need to power cycle to see the screen again. Have you seen the same problem ?
Hallo Steve! thanks. Mine does not have it, it stays on, is it a screensaver, is there a setting, or it goes off and locks? but no, mine stays on.
@@TonyAlbus Hi Tony - the screen goes blank and unresponsive - so if it's a screensaver it cannot be awakened. The software (PLZ-PLL-ADF) doesn't 'wake up' the display either - so I think it is a fault..
BTW - I am about to attempt the external clock reference mod as shown in video #112. I have a Rubidium Frequency Source set to 10 MHz. Your videos are very informative and useful. Thanks !!!
Very nice… Advanced TEAS (test equipment acquisition syndrome) stage, for sure! I was also (self) diagnosed… my lab is smaller and I could stay there days and days… repairing, designing, testing, experimenting etc. with respect: what do you do for living? What’s your strategy for time management, to council job and lab life?
Hi Rob, clearly you are a TEA brother :) .. i work fulltime but use 2 days a week to 'play' in my lab
Hi, I randomly found this video and was watching it when my wife was around:
wife - Omg, is that where we are going to? (talking about the amount of gadgets)... Is he from the Netherlands?
me - No idea, how do you know?
wife - Those are boxes from Albert Heijn
I went checking to the channel's page and yes she is right :D
LOL, correct AH Kratjes.. yes most of my viewers end up with a lot more equipment, so be warned :)
Do you get your hands on the rhode&scharwz double +/_40V precision supply ??
Got one (with abused resistors) but never found any service/user manual for it.
Hi Vincent, i did found it, a guy from EEVblog shared it with me i can share it with you, i was going to share it when posting the video.
@@TonyAlbus great news, I'll look on EEVBlog then and perhaps post some photos (of the burnt resistors), thanks you !
@@vincentnonnenmacher3562 In the about section of my channel you find my email.. i can email it to you if you contact me
Nice !!!
So small space, you stuff so much volt and time nut here :-)
Guess it won’t stay as sorted when you start any projects and that should be a burden !
Thanks :)
Beautiful Shack :-) Hehe, did you ever measure the standby current when all instruments are only switched on? ;-)
Standby is about 60 Watts, but i switch it all of when not there
@@TonyAlbus Oh, that's less than I expected But looks great, even in the dark ;-)
yes great in the dark :))
What do you use the Kenwood TH-D7 APRS HT for?
Hi Barry, TH-D72E if i am correct :) .. i use it when mobile, the fam. can check were i am...
th-cam.com/video/abdf7KbrtAo/w-d-xo.html my video about it, just before i travel. i did not use it for a while i must say here.
Wow! I love your setup. I am just starting my Ham Foundation course. Can I use a Meanwell 25 Amp SWPS for Radio power or do I need only Linear?
Thank you Tony! 25 Amps is just about enough for 100 Watts HF and Meanwell is one of the better PSU's but myself i prefer a SMPS with noise offset, just to be sure. and 30-35 Amps ..those are made for Ham use
Am i blind or didn't you ever post a test about the hackrf portapack? IT does rx/tx 1-6000MHz
Hi, you are correct, i have not showed it on my channel, i don't have one yet. i am hoping someone will send it, as i did not buy one yet myself.
@@TonyAlbus mine is sadly broken @moment , you can do a lot of fun stuff with it,aprs sstv analoge tv adb-s AM FM.ssb radio wifi bt etc 73 pe1owg
Tony, at 15:42 the drawers are different from the HELMER drawers in the beginning.
Are they IKEA?
At 15:42 that are proper office drawers, not IKEA, well spotted
altijd weer inspirerend Tony! , where did you get the component drawers from? type, size? Tx
Thank you. kantoormeubelen4sale , 15drawers 28x86x42 bxhxd you will need to add the plastic drawers yourself, i used my old ones from my plastic racks
OK Tony, I know test equipment has a fairly low current draw especially when not loaded. But I would love to know what you total current draw was for all those devices that were powered on during the video. One other question, Is that loft space above a house or a business ? 73's Ian M5AXA
Hi Ian, i think if all is switched on it is about 1000 Watts , but its is never all on. it is on my attic where 'normal' people store there old suitcases and tents and stuff :)
@@TonyAlbus That is very reasonable. I too have taken over my attack as a electronics lab however I have far less diagnostic equipment than you !. I do have a radio shack is in the spare room.
@@M5AXA Hallo Ian, thank you for the Coffee, i will enjoy!.. i think i saw a picture of your shack on QRZ . COM .. very nice and tidy !
Can you please send me the software for the Key Reader
if you email me, i will send you a wetransfer
You have great lab instruments ... The question is how much do they all cost and how could you afford all that ??!!
Thank you sir, 35 years of collecting.
Mooie verzameling inmiddels, hoe lang heb je er over gedaan?
Dank je, 30 jaar
Grappig als je naar je eerste video's kijkt; hoe leeg je workbench nog is 😁
Ja lache he.... wanneer loopt iets uit de hand :)))
Well, let me ask the inevitable question that seems no one dares to ask. How much did you pay for all that stuff, and how much time did it take you to find and get them? Would you share that numbers with us? Anyway, impressively efficient use of a limited amount of space!
Thank you, 30 years, never spent a dime.
I like your content very much. And i'm trying to one day have a nice LAB as yours 👍👍
I look forward to your continued success Tony Albus 💥
Your lab looks nice too, i subbed. good luck with your channel!
@@TonyAlbus I'm so happy for this ❤Thanks so much !!!
You need to join TMTEA, Too Much Test Equipment Anonymous.
It's a 12 step RECOVERY program for us engineers who are obsessed with high quality test equipment.
Just like AA but for engineers and super techs.
See you at a meeting soon. LOL
BTW Did you see the new Siglent Spectrum analyzer ??? Upsssssc, my bad !!!
LOL .. Yes see you there :)) not sure i want to recover..
Este. Señor. Arregla ovnis
Yes :)))
Now i need to reorganize.
But im b*lls deep in a 3d printer upgrade.
Sh!t everywhere 🤣
Good luck on that, yes that can be a rabbithole
@@TonyAlbus thanks.
A good friend sent me a beautiful gift. A tooling grade aluminum bed. Its milled perfectly flat and absolutely beautiful machining. So i ordered up a 600w 24v meanwell psu and 300w silicone heater. Monster mosfets.
Since i didnt go with an ac heater, i cant use a normal method of a thermal cutout safety fuse in line to the heater. So im coming up with a thermal cutout solution for the whole printer. A safety circuit. Using a standard ceramic thermal cutoff and a 30 amp opto isolated relay....its gonna act as a contactor for the mains power to the psu. Thermal fuse pops, relay opens. Printer dies.
I like ur lab. I need more room
@@mrocklewitz Sounds great.. build like a beast! , i need to play more with my 3DP .. but time...
🤩👌👌👌🙌
Thank you!
Недавно подобный гараж в металлалом сдавали Тоже мужик копил
Ahw...that hurts when that is done, sometimes that happens when the leftover family have no glue what all the equipment is worth. i hope the guy himself enjoyed it as long as he could.
Да все верно детям пофиг что да как (( Прикинь мне ручками своими пришлось разберать жалко пипец@@TonyAlbus
@@ИванИванов-ш2т9р See true indeed
looks like my bench 16 feet long 4 feet high loaded
Don't think about floor load per m2 :)) (or feets)
🌹🌟🌹
Thank you!