JAMES WALLACE EDWARDS
Pilots at 34 Ave Pmb 913, Anchorage, AK

License number
Alaska A0530368
Issued Date
Sep 2016
Expiration Date
Sep 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
200 W 34Th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99503

Professional information

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Principal Operations Inspector At Faa/Dot

Position:
Retired at FAA/DOT
Location:
Anchorage, Alaska Area
Industry:
Airlines/Aviation
Work:
FAA/DOT since Apr 2011 - Retired FAA Senior Executive 1998 - 2006 - Principal Operations Inspector - United AL Federal Aviation Administration Jan 1995 - Nov 2006 - Principal Operations Inspector - United Airlines Saudi Arabian Airlines - Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Dec 1981 - Aug 1986 - Manager L-1011 Flight Training United States Air Force Mar 1963 - Mar 1985 - Officer and Pilot Lockheed Aircraft Jun 1978 - Dec 1981 - Test Pilot
Education:
Air War College - USAF 1976 - 1976
USC
MPA, Public Policy and Administration
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
B.S., Education, Aviation


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Mask For Plating Metals And Method Of Construction Thereof

US Patent:
5589043, Dec 31, 1996
Filed:
Oct 31, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/550762
Inventors:
James P. Edwards - Anchorage AK
International Classification:
C25D 100, C25D 1704, C25C 702, B29C 3340
US Classification:
204281
Abstract:
A two-part reusable mask to protect objects to be plated. The mask can be used for painting, chemical treatment or other treatments. By adjusting the shape of the mask, any object can be plated. In the case of coins or medallions, a two sided mask is formed. For use with coins, the coin is laid on a piece of glass. A dam is formed around the coin. A quantity of ultraviolet-sensitive liquid polymer is poured on and around the coin. The dam is covered with another piece of glass and the mold is clamped and cured. The mold is removed and an exact copy of the coin is left in the rubber. The rubber mask is then placed on a hard surface and the areas to be plated are cut out. After the mask is cut out, it is placed back over the coin and aligned. A piece of clear, hard plastic is bonded to the rubber using a clear adhesive. After the glue is cured, the plastic is cut out to match the corresponding pattern cut in the rubber.


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James Edwards - Anchorage, AK

Work:
EMCO Technologies - Baton Rouge, LA
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