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By: old64goat. on 21 Jul 10, 17:41:19
@smeezekitty, that will not show if the capacitor is leaking, you need to apply the rated voltage on it.
By: old64goat. on 21 Jul 10, 17:39:38
@n2motocross, Thank You very much, but as you may know, I no longer have that shop. I had to give it up because it was a rented space.
By: n2motocross. on 21 Jul 10, 15:40:31
Nice video. Very impressive shop and gear you have.
By: smeezekitty. on 24 May 10, 23:30:04
I just use a capacitance meter.
By: old64goat. on 22 May 10, 17:43:24
@icommand Retired in the janatorial field, not much of a profession. This electronic shop was set up in 1966, this is all a hobby with me.
By: icommand. on 22 May 10, 17:16:25
what is your profession?looks like u spent a lot of effort to make this lab of yours..I am inspired..
By: supraman200. on 13 May 10, 00:28:03
Thankyou for the tips.
By: old64goat. on 22 Feb 10, 22:44:21
@whiskeyify Thanks, yes a VTVM is a must, but I find using a DMM more often. Thanks for watching. Bill
By: whiskeyify. on 22 Feb 10, 16:07:12
wow a VTVM, a great meter to have. We use the multimeter today because it's so much easier and faster to check components. the old time radio repairmen pretty much checked everything with just a meter. My teacher started out in the business around 1950 so I was taught from an old timer like him.
By: old64goat. on 18 Jan 10, 14:50:02
Hi Steve, Thank You very much, I appreciate that. Bill
By: justicelut. on 18 Jan 10, 09:39:16
bill thank you for your videos they are informative and your explanations of circuit paths etc are very easy to understand. keep up the good work regards steve
By: old64goat. on 04 Jan 10, 18:03:39
@isaham, Yes I could, but I never bothered to do so. Thanks for stopping by. Bill
By: isaham. on 04 Jan 10, 02:44:56
Thanks for the part 1 and 2 vids. At 3:05 you could use your Fluke 73(part 2) to measure the ohmmeter battery voltage of the HP vtvm. The Fluke should display the HP battery voltage (1 1/2 v?) and the HP should show the input impedance of the Fluke (11 megohms?)
By: old64goat. on 20 Nov 09, 23:24:20
Hi Joe, Thank You very much, I appreciate that very much. I am glad you stoppid by. Bill
By: amartinjoe. on 20 Nov 09, 05:20:58
WHOAH! that's quite a collection of equipment you have; thanks for uploading this. I'm surfing youtube for videos about electronics to complement my online course; this is very helpful.
By: old64goat. on 11 Nov 09, 17:18:01
Hi iamhe999, Well I appreciate that very kind comment, but as I mentioned in answer to another comment, we live in a mobile home park and a workshop of any kind would not be permitted. The shed is full, butI do have a place to set up a shop, but it is on the second floor and my knees are shot so I have not pushed for setting up another shop. It sure is good to see all those views I got. When you do not own your own land, you can't just build a shop. Thanks you again for those kind words.
By: old64goat. on 11 Nov 09, 17:07:04
Thanks ColmenTse, I appreciate that very much.
By: ColmenTse. on 11 Nov 09, 02:55:58
good job five stars
By: old64goat. on 19 Oct 09, 20:38:25
Hi jonnyfrag2k, Yes they do, I lost my cave....LOL. Bill
By: jonnyfrag2k. on 19 Oct 09, 18:15:49
Men need their cave. No truer words have been spoken.
By: iamhe999. on 07 Jun 09, 00:23:37
prepare an advanced directive.. of where your electronics should go.. certainly not to a land fill.... the recipient could come get the stuff or pay for the shipping.. Me and my buddy are discussing doing this.. we are both 65.
By: iamhe999. on 07 Jun 09, 00:18:47
Even a small shed at the end of the driveway, or enclose the car port... to make your lab/shop, or if you have a guest room, or a his and hers bedroom... I transform the his bedroom into my shop/lab. your videos care be very helpful to upcoming young techs and engineers... look at all the views you got!
By: old64goat. on 06 Jun 09, 23:31:07
We live in a mobile home and when I had my shop that was located in my brothers attic at his apapartment. I am married, I could never have a workshop in our livingroom. Don't want a dirvorce!....Hee Hee.
By: iamhe999. on 05 Jun 09, 13:05:59
In my life, a lab/shop is more important than having a living room, or even a bedroom, I am content to have my sleeping quarters in my lab/shop/cave. Ff course I need a fully functioning bathroom, and access to a kitchen, but I could make a small kitchen part of my lab/shop/cave. I would sooner turn a garage into a lab/shop/cave rather than waste the space on cars. my lab/shop/cave is also my music/practice entertainment room. Men need their Cave.
By: old64goat. on 04 Jun 09, 20:51:52
Hi iamhe99, That sounds like a great idea, if us old goats like myself don't pass it on to someone younger that will appreciate it, all this stuff will end up in a landfill. When I kick the bucket, this stuff may go to the dump. I don't have a shop anymore, some of the gear is in storage at a friends place. Bill