Hi Everyone, my name is Darren Bird, I live in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
I’m a Amateur radio operator with the callsign of VK7daz.
I love electronics and have left it a bit late in life to make a living from it.
I’m certainly a learner but I’m doing a course in Australia to be able to gain a certificate in electronic repairs
I have found Mr Carlson’s Lab, to be one of the best educational sources, I have ever come across. Mr Carlson’s vast and valuable knowledge along with his professional visual presentations and his are so easy to understand. Mr Carlson’s personality, communication skills, PATIENCE and detailed explanation are far superior to many.
I feel so lucky to be able to be part of Mr Carlson’s large family and some of his videos and tutorials, I watch over and over again.
Being apart of Mr Carlson’s Educational Course is very exciting, I just haven’t found where it is yet but I will have to look harder.
Thank you to Mr Carlson for all the time he puts in to making these videos and educational resources, just so we can watch along with him and learn more and more with every video we watch.
I will never be a Mr Carlson but I am learning so much from him.
Cheers,
Darren
Hi Darren,
When you talk about the Educational Course, I presume you are referring to the Patreon private series of videos. These are simple enough to find on the Patreon supporter page. Every post has a link to “the new list of videos”; clicking that takes you to a long and ever-growing list of Patreon videos you can watch. These are not (as far as I know) indexed into themes or series, but you can skim through the titles and pick out the ones that appeal.
Welcome to the forums, its early days but things are already getting busy.
Neil
@ deckedoutdaz: in other words, below every video presented (on Patreon) there is a written description of what’s going on within that video but also a (blue Link) that once you click on it, will get you to a new page with a list of links comprising of all videos presented (so far) and they are numbered in a numerical order as from 1 to (currently) 186. Now scrolling through the video titles (as “zyxt” says above) just pick the ones you’re interested in and….that’s it.