RICHARD THOMAS JOHNSON I
Pilots at Jackson St, Prior Lake, MN

License number
Minnesota A4673783
Issued Date
Aug 2014
Expiration Date
Aug 2015
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
1006 Jackson St S, Prior Lake, MN 55379

Professional information

Richard Johnson Photo 1

Electrical Transient Suppressor

US Patent:
4345290, Aug 17, 1982
Filed:
Sep 22, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/189607
Inventors:
Richard H. Johnson - Prior Lake MN
International Classification:
H02H 320
US Classification:
361 56
Abstract:
Apparatus for clipping excessive voltage transients in an alternating current power distribution system to protect the electrical system and attached electrical equipment from damage or failure due to said excessive high voltage transients and surges. Varistors are connected from each electrical phase to grounded conductor, referred to as neutral hereafter and also from neutral to ground to provide an additional fail-safe feature. This electrical circuit is contained within a cylindrically shaped hollow enclosure made of a high impact, polypropolene plastic. A plastic potting compound seals all the voids within the enclosure for additional electrical insulation. One end of the cylindrical enclosure terminates in a cap using rounded threads made of the same material as the cylinder which provides access for the circuit. The rounded threads provide protection against overtightening the cap. The opposite end has a threaded extension which mates with a standard electrical knockout and electrical lock nut for mounting.


Richard Johnson Photo 2

Modular Electrified Cover Plate

US Patent:
4522455, Jun 11, 1985
Filed:
Oct 11, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/540679
Inventors:
Richard H. Johnson - Prior Lake MN
International Classification:
H01R 1946
US Classification:
339 14R
Abstract:
A cover plate for an electrical receptacle outlet contains electrical circuits with flexible fingers which extend adjacent to the receptacle contacts such that the cover plate circuits are connected to the receptacle circuits by the prongs of a plug whenever a plug is inserted into the receptacle. The opposite end of the plate circuits extend into two cavities within the plate each of which can hold a matching module. Each module has flexible electrical contacts which press against each of the plate electrical circuits extensions to provide a connection from the receptacle circuit to the modules. The outer face of the cover plate adjacent to one of the modules has an opening to provide a path for either light or acoustic energy. The modules can contain any desired electrical circuits which can provide such functions as circuit protecting elements, pilot lights, alarm systems and detector systems as desired with no external wiring required.


Richard Johnson Photo 3

Electrical Receptacle

US Patent:
D297427, Aug 30, 1988
Filed:
Jun 21, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/747264
Inventors:
Richard H. Johnson - Prior Lake MN
US Classification:
D13 30