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John R Secord, Age 80Kimball, MI

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Kimball, MI

34343 Bordman Rd, Memphis, MI 48041

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Grayling, MI

Breckenridge, MI

Clyde, MI

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Croswell, MI

Brighton, MI

Port Huron, MI

Fort Gratiot, MI

Henderson, NV

3200 S Porter Rd, Breckenridge, MI 48615

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Document Management Systems Engineer At Office Systems Company

Position:
Document Management Systems Engineer at Office Systems Company
Location:
Hospers, Iowa
Industry:
Computer Software
Work:
Office Systems Company since 2008
Document Management Systems Engineer Executive Technologies Jan 1997 - Mar 2007
Technical Services Manager
Education:
Bellevue University
Bachelor of Science, Business
Skills:
A+ Certified, Network+ Certified, CDIA+ Certified

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John Secord

John Secord (April 15, 1850 1898) was a lawyer and political figure in the Northwest Territories, Canada. He represented Regina in the 1st Council of the ...

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Material Level Sensor With Removable Optics

US Patent:
5164606, Nov 17, 1992
Filed:
Feb 19, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/657445
Inventors:
John R. Secord - Port Huron MI
Assignee:
Bindicator Company - Port Huron MI
International Classification:
G01F 2302
US Classification:
250577
Abstract:
A system for sensing the presence of or level of material within a vessel that includes a light transmitting probe extending into the vessel through a wall of the vessel from externally thereof. The probe has a lens with a closed end within the vessel for contact with the material sought to be detected, and a light source/sensor unit positioned externally of the vessel. The light source/sensor unit directs light energy through the lens of the probe to the closed end of the lens, which is within the vessel. The source/sensor unit detects the presence of material in contact with the closed end of the lens as a function of light energy reflected back to the source/sensor unit. The light source/sensor unit is removably mounted on the lens so that the source/sensor unit may be removed from the lens for service without removing the lens itself from the vessel wall.

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Dawn Secord  Dennis C Secord  Eileen J Secord  Jack B Secord  Julie K Secord  Lori Secord  Pamela J Secord  John J Last  John J Stan  John C Stanaway 

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