DAVID D JOHNSON
Real Estate Appraisers in Phoenix, AZ

License number
Pennsylvania RI000703A
Category
Real Estate Commission
Type
Real Estate Instructor
Address
Address 2
Phoenix, AZ 85029
Pennsylvania

Personal information

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Name
Address
Phone
David Johnson
4950 N Miller Rd APT 120, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
David P. Johnson
Dewey, AZ
(928) 632-5041
David P. Johnson
Waterford, PA
(814) 796-6386
David Paul Johnson
Phoenix, AZ
(480) 968-9415
(928) 252-2525
(623) 691-0683
(480) 705-9114
(623) 877-7638
(623) 582-8635
(623) 215-8444
(623) 218-6626
(623) 236-8747
(623) 249-2728
(623) 466-0505
(623) 466-0750
(623) 398-8019
(623) 271-7442
(623) 249-4567
(623) 516-8222
(623) 594-4816
(623) 691-6360
(623) 587-0588
(623) 872-0356
(480) 705-4848
(480) 940-0704
(480) 374-4082
(480) 361-6603
(480) 656-6766
(480) 284-5653
(480) 268-9415
(480) 264-3442
(602) 277-6574
(602) 482-1168
(602) 265-3907
(602) 237-1568
(602) 765-4912
(602) 973-7051
David P. Johnson
Fairless Hills, PA
(215) 943-4335

Professional information

David Johnson Photo 1

Founder &Amp; President At Medgroupus

Position:
Founder & President at medgroupus, CEO at ArmedZilla
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona Area
Industry:
Computer Software
Work:
medgroupus - Scottsdale since Mar 2013 - Founder & President ArmedZilla - Phoenix, Arizona Area since Sep 2009 - CEO US Army Aug 2000 - Dec 2005 - Warrior
Education:
Arizona State University West 2006 - 2008
B.A., Communicaiton Studies
Defense Language Institute 2000 - 2002
Arabic Linguist, Arabic Language
Skills:
Military
Interests:
Military social networking, Military support, Active duty military support


David Johnson Photo 2

Staff Attorney At Central Arizona Project

Position:
Staff Attorney at Central Arizona Project
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona Area
Industry:
Law Practice
Work:
Central Arizona Project - Phoenix, Arizona Area since Jun 2013 - Staff Attorney


David Johnson Photo 3

Owner, Az Home Detailing

Position:
Owner at AZ Home Detailing
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona Area
Industry:
Construction
Work:
AZ Home Detailing - Owner


David Johnson Photo 4

Owner At 50/50 Marketing

Position:
Owner at 50/50 Marketing
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona Area
Industry:
Management Consulting
Work:
50/50 Marketing - Owner


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David Johnson - Phoenix, AZ

Work:
labor max
constuction clean up landscapping laborer
valley precision plastic - Phoenix, AZ
plastic injection operator


David Johnson Photo 6

David Johnson - Phoenix, AZ

Work:
Johnson & Son Mfg
Goldsmith/Bench Jeweler
Call Jewelers - Phoenix, AZ
Goldsmith / Manager


David Johnson Photo 7

Owner At Rustic Wonders

Position:
Owner at Rustic Wonders
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona Area
Industry:
Retail
Work:
Rustic Wonders - Owner


David Johnson Photo 8

Events Services Professional

Location:
Phoenix, Arizona Area
Industry:
Events Services


David Johnson Photo 9

David Johnson - Phoenix, AZ

Work:
Los Dos Molinos - Phoenix, AZ
Waiter/Server
Papa Murphy's Pizza - Phoenix, AZ
Assistant Manager
Education:
Chandler Gilber Community College - Gilbert, AZ
General Studies in Forrestry


David Johnson Photo 10

Vertical Windshear Detection For Aircraft

US Patent:
4728951, Mar 1, 1988
Filed:
Feb 28, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/835446
Inventors:
David A. Johnson - Phoenix AZ
Terry L. Zweifel - Phoenix AZ
Assignee:
Honeywell Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
G08B 2300
US Classification:
340968
Abstract:
The invention provides for rapid response and reliable detection of vertical windshear during the takeoff and approach phases of flight. Standard instrumentation available on many aircraft is used to calculate the down-draft acceleration and its effect on the aircraft's performance capability. The invention utilizes inputs from vertical acceleration, true airspeed, pitch angle, and angle of attack sensors. The rate of change of vertical wind is derived from the sensed signals and used to determine the margin between the aircraft's present performance capability and the predicted performance capability at stick shaker speed. By incrementing a timer when the down-draft acceleration is above a predetermined level, and comparing this time to the predicted time for the aircraft to decelerate to stick shaker speed based on the present windshear acceleration, a variable threshold of detection is obtained, which provides a more immediate detection of windshear than where a fixed threshold of detection is provided, with fewer incidences of false alarms.