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[Restoration]- 1960's Multimeter! Sentinel ME-26D/U

261K views · Jun 18, 2019 · Science & Technology

Comments · 446

  • @MrCarlsonsLab · 7 years ago · pinned

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  • @Nycky2 · 2 years ago

    Mr Carlson you are The Electronics Engineer &quot;Engineer &quot;...<br>Great to watch , so absorbing ,even for us non engineers ,with little (very little ) knowledge. But learning much from watching you. <br>Many thanks ...

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  • @carlhart9604 · 7 years ago

    My favorite channel! Well done sir 👍

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  • @boblake2340 · 7 years ago

    Your videos should be mandatory viewing for every technician course.

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  • @glenngoodale1709 · 7 years ago

    Thank you very much for all your hard work. I love your videos!

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  • @saxhorn1508 · 7 years ago

    Been doing hobby electronics since I was a kid (50’s) and I still learn something from every one of your videos.

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  • @peep39 · 7 years ago

    This has to be one of your best videos yet. &nbsp;Lots of interesting content. &nbsp;I consider myself one of your anonymous students. &nbsp; I fixed an HP 35660A Spectrum Analyzer that had both a bad switch mode power supply and a faulty RAM chip using some of the things I&apos;ve picked up from you. &nbsp;And that was quite a feat for me since I&apos;m an amateur. &nbsp;So, thanks for that. &nbsp;Waiting to see the next Vedolyzer installment. &nbsp;I plan on subscribing to your Patreon when I have the time to really get into it.

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  • @mcz68l · 7 years ago

    This was literally the first multimeter I was trained on and used when &nbsp;i joined the army way back in 1983.

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  • @rubusroo68 · 7 years ago

    Sorry life, you&apos;ll have to wait. Mr Carlson has posted a new video, I&apos;ll be back in about 2 hours.

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  • @moodyga40 · 7 years ago

    love the electronic trivia as a technician &nbsp;its a good refresh etc

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  • @497SC · 7 years ago

    As a Broadcast Engineer, I must say this is the best channel on YouTube!

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  • @TheGordy1950 · 7 years ago (edited)

    I repaired many of those ME-26D/U meters while working as a electronic technician for the government. They were heavily used to align radio equipment. A very good meter in the day.

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