John E Hudson

Address:

3014 Fairway Dr, Sugar Land, TX 77478

VIN:

5NPEC4AC5BH136935

Make:

HYUNDAI

Model:

SONATA

Year:

2011

Address:

17906 Lone Riv Ct, Houston, TX 77095

VIN:

JHMCP26498C000540

Make:

HONDA

Model:

ACCORD

Year:

2008

Address:

12102 Steeple Way Blvd APT 61, Houston, TX 77065

VIN:

4T1BK46K17U533878

Make:

TOYOTA

Model:

CAMRY

Year:

2007

Address:

925 Lexington Pkwy UNIT 21, Apopka, FL 32712

VIN:

JTKDE167170167788

Make:

SCION

Model:

TC

Year:

2007

US Patent:

6905152, Jun 14, 2005

Filed:

Apr 21, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/419353

Inventors:

John H. Hudson - Richmond IN, US

International Classification:

E05C001/06

US Classification:

292143, 292DIG 15, 292DIG 21, 49365

Abstract:

A slide bolt type of closure locking system is disclosed in various configurations in various orientations. A lever arm is used to operate the bolt slide. A detent arrangement normally keeps the lever arm in a nested rest position. The arm can be released from the detent to pivot the arm outward to operate the bolt slide. A pivot blocker is operable to prevent folding of the arm from its outward posture when needed to operate the bolt slide. Various lock case configurations are adapted to embedded or socket-mounting, or channel mounting, or surface mounting installations in swinging, sliding or folding closures.

US Patent:

44050330, Sep 20, 1983

Filed:

Jan 26, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/228432

Inventors:

Lloyd E. Elliott - Houston TX
John L. Hudson - Houston TX

Assignee:

Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY

International Classification:

G01V 138
G01V 114

US Classification:

181120

Abstract:

New methods are disclosed for detecting the instant of firing of a gas exhausting gun such as an air gun which reduce plating action on two closely spaced apart electrodes submerged underwater very close to the gas exhausting gun exhaust comprising the basic steps of passing a current through the two electrodes, and periodically reversing the current to the two electrodes responsive to a polarity reversing circuit means after (1) a predetermined period of time or (2) after each firing of the gas exhausting gun. Likewise new methods for forming and assembling a fail-safe gas exhausting gun firing detection circuit are set forth in detail.

US Patent:

44270917, Jan 24, 1984

Filed:

Jan 26, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/228433

Inventors:

Lloyd E. Elliott - Houston TX
John L. Hudson - Houston TX

Assignee:

Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY

International Classification:

G01V 138
G01V 114

US Classification:

181120

Abstract:

A new circuit is added to the old electrical circuit including two electrodes underwater positioned very close to a gas exhausting gun gaseous exhaust such as an air gun, wherein the exhaust from the firing gas exhausting gun momentarily blows away the conductive sea water from one or both of the electrodes to produce a high voltage pulse due to the large increase in resistance in the circuit indicating the precise moment of firing of the gas exhausting gun. This new circuit added to the above circuit is a circuit polarity reversing circuit which includes particularly a positive current generator, a negative current generator, and a sea ground for forming a third electron source when any of the two electrodes becomes defective, thus forming a fail-safe system. Further, the resultant circuit changes polarity of the electrodes after each firing of the gas exhausting gun and periodically reverses the current to the electrodes for reduced plating action on the electrodes, for reduced cross coupling between other channels, and for providing a fail-safe system.

US Patent:

42431166, Jan 6, 1981

Filed:

Jul 23, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/059792

Inventors:

Lloyd E. Elliott - Houston TX
John L. Hudson - Houston TX

Assignee:

Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY

International Classification:

G01V 138
G01V 114

US Classification:

181118

Abstract:

A new circuit is added to an electrical circuit including two electrodes underwater positioned very close to an air gun gaseous exhaust wherein the exhaust from the firing air gun momentarily blows away the conductive sea water from one or both of the electrodes to produce a high voltage pulse due to the large increase in resistance in the circuit indicating the precise moment of firing of the air gun free of any uncertainty and mechanical noise which normally affects conventional transducers. This new circuit added to the above circuit is a circuit polarity reversing circuit which includes particularly a positive current generator, a negative current generator, and a sea ground for forming a third electron source when any of the two electrodes becomes defective, thus forming a fail-safe system. Further, the resultant circuit changes polarity of the electrodes after each firing of the air gun and periodically reverses the current to the electrodes for reduced plating action on the electrodes and for reduced cross coupling between other channels.