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John D Bilynsky Deceased215 Capistrano Dr, Winston Salem, NC 27103

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John M Bilynsky
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215 Capistrano Dr, Winston Salem, NC 27103    336-6021865   

3411 Old Vineyard Rd, Winston Salem, NC 27103    336-7658356   

4165 James St, Winston Salem, NC 27106    336-9235241   

43 Union St, Auburn, NY 13021    315-2530432   

45 Union St, Auburn, NY 13021    315-2580163   

69 Owasco St, Auburn, NY 13021    315-2580163   

509 Waters Edge Dr, Newport News, VA 23606    757-5995689   

Moravia, NY   

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Company: B/e aerospace Position: Senior design engineer

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Degree: High school graduate or higher

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Airlines/Aviation
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Senior Design Engineer

Location:
Winston Salem, NC
Industry:
Airlines/Aviation
Work:
B/E Aerospace
Senior Design Engineer

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Chain-Belt

US Patent:
5007883, Apr 16, 1991
Filed:
Mar 20, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/496833
Inventors:
Edward H. Cole - Ithaca NY
John D. Bilynsky - Auburn NY
Assignee:
Borg-Warner Automotive, Inc. - Sterling Heights MI
International Classification:
F16G 516
US Classification:
474242
Abstract:
A power transmission (10) chain-belt (32) is disclosed that is especially adaptable for connecting the pulleys (12, 14) of a pulley transmission (10). The chain-belt (32) has a plurality of interleaved sets (34) of links (36) and each set (34) has a plurality of transversely arranged links (36). Pivot members (40) join adjacent sets (34) of links (36) to form an endless loop. At least one toe (42A, 42B) extends from each link (36) in at least some sets (34) of links (36). At least the toes (42A, 42B) on adjacent links (36) are in opposed relationship and define a passageway 80. A plurality of load blocks (50) are connected to the links (36). The load blocks (50) are positioned in the passageway (80) defined by the toes (42A, 42B). Each load block (50) has edge surfaces (88) for contacting the pulleys (12, 14) of the transmission (10).

Means For Controlling Dielectric Flow In An Electron Tube Base

US Patent:
4211465, Jul 8, 1980
Filed:
Mar 23, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/023352
Inventors:
Peter G. Puhak - Seneca Falls NY
John D. Bilynsky - Auburn NY
Fred L. Sorensen - Waterloo NY
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
H01R 1346
US Classification:
339144T
Abstract:
Structural means are provided in an electron tube base for expeditiously controlling the flow of dielectric adhesive material relative to designated lead positions therein. This is accomplished by barrier means in the form of a centralized rim, extending from the crown portion of the base, which isolates the low voltage leads from the flow of dielectric material. In conjunction therewith, a trough-like channel is formed in the floor of the base flange to expedite flow of the dielectric material from the central cavity of the base to the vicinity of the high voltage leads.

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