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John Coulthard

In the United States, there are 27 individuals named John Coulthard spread across 24 states, with the largest populations residing in Wisconsin, California, Florida. These John Coulthard range in age from 54 to 88 years old. Some potential relatives include Austin Coulthard, Kiely Crooks, Ann Parmer. You can reach John Coulthard through various email addresses, including brenda***@hotmail.com, wismo***@yahoo.com, john.coulth***@aol.com. The associated phone number is 562-439-9455, along with 6 other potential numbers in the area codes corresponding to 563, 608, 208. For a comprehensive view, you can access contact details, phone numbers, addresses, emails, social media profiles, arrest records, photos, videos, public records, business records, resumes, CVs, work history, and related names to ensure you have all the information you need.

Public information about John Coulthard

Phones & Addresses

Name
Addresses
Phones
John S Coulthard
406-454-8716
John Coulthard
208-859-9912
John V Coulthard
715-325-6904, 715-325-6924
John Coulthard
562-439-9455

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
John J Coulthard
Manager
NETWORK MARKETING SERVICES, LLC
10397 E Desert Cv Ave, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
John J Coulthard
Chief executive officer
RAMMS, INC
159 N Macdonald, Mesa, AZ 85201
John Coulthard
Owner
Coulthard Construction
Single Family Home Construction
316 Vis Ave, Big Bear City, CA 92386
PO Box 2314, Big Bear City, CA 92314
316 Vis Ave, Big Bear City, CA 92314
909-585-4937
John J Coulthard
Director
RFIM TECHNOLOGIES, INC
1402 N Miller Rd STE D-1, Scottsdale, AZ 85257
Director 10397 E Desert Cv Ave, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
John Coulthard
Manager
Wells Fargo Financial Ca, Inc
Pers Fin Lic Loan Cos
6990 W Overland Rd, Boise, ID 83709
208-376-0252
John T. Coulthard
Principal
Bayou Bromeliads
Nonclassifiable Establishments
27462 Ml Crk Rd, Bush, LA 70431
John J. Coulthard
Principal
Radiodata Corporation
Radio Broadcast Station
9375 E Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
John Coulthard
Manager
R F Code Inc
Radio and T.V. Communications Equipment
1250 S Clearview Ave STE 104, Mesa, AZ 85209
480-969-2828

Publications

Us Patents

Object Identification System With Adaptive Transceivers And Methods Of Operation

US Patent:
6982646, Jan 3, 2006
Filed:
Aug 3, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/921956
Inventors:
James L. Rodgers - Mesa AZ, US
John J. Coulthard - Scottsdale AZ, US
Billy C. Fowler - Phoenix AZ, US
Howard K. Jaecks - Mesa AZ, US
Roc A. Lastinger - Mesa AZ, US
Paul A. Picard - Mesa AZ, US
Mohammad A. Rehman - Chandler AZ, US
Assignee:
RF Code, Inc. - Mesa AZ
International Classification:
G08B 13/14
US Classification:
3405727, 340 101, 340 35, 340531, 340505, 4552771
Abstract:
An object identification system includes a monitor and a plurality of transceivers that communicate over a common medium. The monitor includes a first transmitter, a first receiver, and a processor. Each transceiver includes a resonant circuit, a transmitter, a receiver, and an antenna coupled to the resonant circuit. The processor performs a method for performing transceiver communication that includes the steps of: (a) transmitting from the first transmitter a first frequency for a first duration; (b) after lapse of the first duration, receiving via the first receiver a response signal from at least one of the resonant circuits; (c) determining a second frequency from the received response signal; and (d) performing transceiver communication using the second frequency. Transceivers of the type having a resonant circuit coupled to an antenna, when operating in close proximity to each other, may interfere with the response from a single transceiver by absorbing the energy intended to be received by the transceiver, absorbing the energy transmitted by the transceiver, or altering the resonant frequency of the resonant circuit. By determining the second frequency for transceiver communication, the monitor may establish communication with the single transceiver at a frequency better suited for transferring operative power to the transceiver, conducting an interrogation protocol for identifying the transceiver, or for data transfer.

Load Safeguard Systems

US Patent:
7193512, Mar 20, 2007
Filed:
May 13, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/128530
Inventors:
John J. Coulthard - Scottsdale AZ, US
Assignee:
Radio Data Corporation - Scottsdale AZ
International Classification:
G08B 1/00
US Classification:
340531, 34053913, 34053915
Abstract:
A system for improved monitoring of changes in the location and conditions surrounding vehicles and shippable property, utilizing fixed and moveable logic processors, which communicate with each other as well as receivers. Non-continuous signaling may be used to provide for reduced power consumption, and network coupling may be used to provided for exporting information to anywhere in the world by means of, for example GSM/GPS infrastructures.

Carrier With Antenna For Radio Frequency Identification

US Patent:
6340932, Jan 22, 2002
Filed:
Jun 27, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/604180
Inventors:
James L. Rodgers - Mesa AZ
John J. Coulthard - Scottsdale AZ
Billy C. Fowler - Phoenix AZ
Howard K. Jaecks - Mesa AZ
Roc A. Lastinger - Mesa AZ
Paul A. Picard - Mesa AZ
Mohammad A. Rehman - Chandler AZ
Assignee:
RF Code, Inc. - Mesa AZ
International Classification:
G08B 1314
US Classification:
3405727, 3405728, 343700, 343872, 342 42
Abstract:
A carrier, as used for example to transport several radio frequency identification devices, includes a circuit having an antenna and a series capacitor for tuning the antenna. Enhanced transceiver communication results when transceivers are placed in the carrier. Alternately, a carrier may include first and second antenna circuits, each having a capacitor for tuning the respective antenna. The two circuits may cooperate so that energy received in a first pattern is re-radiated in a second pattern for further enhanced transceiver communication, such as detection of the presence of the RFID device within the carrier.

Object Identification System With Adaptive Transceivers And Methods Of Operation

US Patent:
7633378, Dec 15, 2009
Filed:
Dec 15, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/305376
Inventors:
James L. Rodgers - Mesa AZ, US
John J. Coulthard - Scottsdale AZ, US
Billy C. Fowler - Phoenix AZ, US
Howard K. Jaecks - Mesa AZ, US
Roc A. Lastinger - Mesa AZ, US
Paul A. Picard - Mesa AZ, US
Mohammad A. Rehman - Chandler AZ, US
Assignee:
RF Code, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
G08B 13/14
US Classification:
340 105, 340 101, 340 103, 340 104, 3405721
Abstract:
An object identification system includes a monitor and a plurality of transceivers that communicate over a common medium. The monitor includes a first transmitter, a first receiver, and a processor. Each transceiver includes a resonant circuit, a transmitter, a receiver, and an antenna coupled to the resonant circuit. The processor performs a method for performing transceiver communication that includes the steps of: (a) transmitting from the first transmitter a first frequency for a first duration; (b) after lapse of the first duration, receiving via the first receiver a response signal from at least one of the resonant circuits; (c) determining a second frequency from the received response signal; and (d) performing transceiver communication using the second frequency. Transceivers of the type having a resonant circuit coupled to an antenna, when operating in close proximity to each other, may interfere with the response from a single transceiver by absorbing the energy intended to be received by the transceiver, absorbing the energy transmitted by the transceiver, or altering the resonant frequency of the resonant circuit. By determining the second frequency for transceiver communication, the monitor may establish communication with the single transceiver at a frequency better suited for transferring operative power to the transceiver, conducting an interrogation protocol for identifying the transceiver, or for data transfer.

Vehicular Data Collection And Transmission System And Method

US Patent:
5825286, Oct 20, 1998
Filed:
Aug 5, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/692117
Inventors:
John J. Coulthard - Scottsdale AZ
Assignee:
SemiSystems, Inc. - Scottsdale AZ
International Classification:
B60C 2300
US Classification:
340447
Abstract:
Selected vehicle operational parameters such as tire pressure, wheel temperature and vibration are sensed by sensors mounted on wheel modules secured to the individual vehicle wheels. The sensed parameters are converted to digital format and the resulting digital data is manipulated to determine if the data falls within predetermined operating ranges. The data and information resulting from the manipulation are used to modulate an RF signal transmitted to another location on the vehicle. Additional parameters are sensed at the second location, and calculations are performed on the data received from the wheel modules and the data sensed at the second location to display operational, efficiency and safety information to the vehicle operator and to make such information available to others such as vehicle owners and maintenance personnel.

Object Identification System With Adaptive Transceivers And Methods Of Operation

US Patent:
6362737, Mar 26, 2002
Filed:
Aug 11, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/372274
Inventors:
James L. Rodgers - Mesa AZ
John J. Coulthard - Scottsdale AZ
Billy C. Fowler - Phoenix AZ
Howard K. Jaecks - Mesa AZ
Roc A. Lastinger - Mesa AZ
Paul A. Picard - Mesa AZ
Mohammad A. Rehman - Chandler AZ
Assignee:
RF Code, Inc. - Mesa AZ
International Classification:
G08B 1314
US Classification:
3405721, 3405722, 3405724, 340 101, 340 102, 340 103, 375219, 342 44
Abstract:
An object identification system includes a monitor and a plurality of transceivers that communicate over a common medium. The monitor includes a first transmitter, a first receiver, and a processor. Each transceiver includes a resonant circuit, a transmitter, a receiver, and an antenna coupled to the resonant circuit. The processor performs a method for performing transceiver communication that includes the steps of: (a) transmitting from the first transmitter a first frequency for a first duration; (b) after lapse of the first duration, receiving via the first receiver a response signal from at least one of the resonant circuits; (c) determining a second frequency from the received response signal; and (d) performing transceiver communication using the second frequency. Transceivers of the type having a resonant circuit coupled to an antenna, when operating in close proximity to each other, may interfere with the response from a single transceiver by absorbing the energy intended to be received by the transceiver, absorbing the energy transmitted by the transceiver, or altering the resonant frequency of the resonant circuit. By determining the second frequency for transceiver communication, the monitor may establish communication with the single transceiver at a frequency better suited for transferring operative power to the transceiver, conducting an interrogation protocol for identifying the transceiver, or for data transfer.

Vehicle Wheel Condition Monitor And Data Storage System

US Patent:
5656993, Aug 12, 1997
Filed:
May 8, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/436167
Inventors:
John J. Coulthard - Scottsdale AZ
Assignee:
Semisystems, Inc. - Scottsdale AZ
International Classification:
B60C 2300
US Classification:
340442
Abstract:
A tire monitor includes a pressure sensor, a temperature sensor, an A/D converter, and a microprocessor. The microprocessor has a sleep mode for conserving power and an output of the microprocessor controls the power applied to the pressure sensor and to the temperature sensor. A modulator and antenna are coupled to the microprocessor for transmitting data from the tire. Coupling between a monitor and a receiver is enhanced by extending a receiving antenna downwardly from the chassis of the vehicle, e. g. from the frame of a tractor. The tire monitor is fabricated on a small printed circuit board with terminals for programming or encoding each monitor with a unique identification code during manufacture of the monitor. Terminals are also provided for disabling the transmitter with a jumper until the monitor is installed in a tire. The jumper is removed upon installation but the transmitter is further prevented by the microprocessor from transmitting until the pressure in a tire first exceeds a predetermined pressure.

Radio Frequency Identification Device

US Patent:
2005005, Mar 10, 2005
Filed:
Sep 3, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/934175
Inventors:
James Rodgers - Mesa AZ, US
John Coulthard - Scottsdale AZ, US
Billy Fowler - Phoenix AZ, US
Howard Jaecks - Mesa AZ, US
Roc Lastinger - Mesa AZ, US
Paul Picard - Mesa AZ, US
Mohammad Rehman - Chandler AZ, US
International Classification:
G08B013/14
US Classification:
340572100
Abstract:
A radio frequency identification device includes a transceiver having a resonant circuit, a rectifier, a charge pump, a state machine, and a transmitter. The resonant circuit includes an antenna and has a resonant frequency. The rectifier is coupled to the resonant circuit to provide a rectified signal in response to energy from the antenna. The charge pump is enabled in response to the rectified signal to provide a first logic signal. The state machine provides a second logic signal in response to the first logic signal. The transmitter includes an amplifier coupled to the resonant circuit to form a Colpitts oscillator that is enabled by the second logic signal to transmit a response signal for identifying the radio frequency identification device.

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What is John Coulthard's email?

John Coulthard has such email addresses: brenda***@hotmail.com, wismo***@yahoo.com, john.coulth***@aol.com. Note that the accuracy of these emails may vary and they are subject to privacy laws and restrictions.

What is John Coulthard's telephone number?

John Coulthard's known telephone numbers are: 562-439-9455, 563-506-0511, 608-347-2312, 208-859-9912, 480-314-4758, 858-488-2374. However, these numbers are subject to change and privacy restrictions.

How is John Coulthard also known?

John Coulthard is also known as: Jonathan L Coulthard, Jonathon L Coulthard, John L Couthard. These names can be aliases, nicknames, or other names they have used.

Who is John Coulthard related to?

Known relatives of John Coulthard are: Richard Parmer, Ann Parmer, Erica Schmid, Jack Azevedo, Kiely Crooks, Heather Coulthard, Michael Coulthard, Angela Coulthard, Austin Coulthard, Craig Coulthard. This information is based on available public records.

What are John Coulthard's alternative names?

Known alternative names for John Coulthard are: Richard Parmer, Ann Parmer, Erica Schmid, Jack Azevedo, Kiely Crooks, Heather Coulthard, Michael Coulthard, Angela Coulthard, Austin Coulthard, Craig Coulthard. These can be aliases, maiden names, or nicknames.

What is John Coulthard's current residential address?

John Coulthard's current known residential address is: 811 N Martin Rd, Janesville, WI 53545. Please note this is subject to privacy laws and may not be current.

What are the previous addresses of John Coulthard?

Previous addresses associated with John Coulthard include: PO Box 2314, Big Bear City, CA 92314; 615 W 4Th St, Lamoni, IA 50140; 811 N Martin Rd, Janesville, WI 53545; 12448 W Rutherford Ct, Boise, ID 83709; 90 Highland Rd, Scarsdale, NY 10583. Remember that this information might not be complete or up-to-date.

Where does John Coulthard live?

Janesville, WI is the place where John Coulthard currently lives.

How old is John Coulthard?

John Coulthard is 58 years old.

What is John Coulthard date of birth?

John Coulthard was born on 1965.

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