Coco Early and Associates/Bridge Realty Div. 6032443253 (Phone)
Client type:
Home Buyers Home Sellers
Property type:
Single Family Home Condo/Townhome
Interests:
I enjoy water sports of all kinds but in particular kayaking. Touring historic sites.
About:
I have been an agent for almost 8 years. I have worked on new construction sites, having sold homes from the time of lot deposit to closing.I have sold and researched antique homes, some on the register of Historic Places. I also have a background in new construction having sold several homes in area developments. I believe in providing my customers with quality care in their transactions. This means listening to their needs and concerns and respect for my customers needs. I communicate regularly and often with my customers using all the latest websites, internet tools and phone calls. My clients always know everything about the transaction. I am familiar with and specialize in the towns in the southern part of New Hampshire having lived here for 30 years. Let me help you find or sell that special property.
I am an avid kayaker and water sports enthuasist and have participated in area lake management programs.
Real Estate at Coco,Early&Associates, Associate Broker at Coco, Early & Associates, Associate Broker at Coco, Early & Associates
Location:
Epping, New Hampshire
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
Coco,Early&Associates since Jan 2011
Real Estate
Coco, Early & Associates since Jan 2011
Associate Broker
Coco, Early & Associates since 2009
Associate Broker
Coco, Early & Associates 2009 - 2011
Associate Broker
Education:
Fitchburg State College 1970 - 1976
Masters, Special Education
Belmont High School
Interests:
Real estate,constructon,water sports, exercising,movies,politics, family fun
Paul Alan Bauerle - Fenton MI Stephen E. Colby - Grand Ledge MI
Assignee:
General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI
International Classification:
G06F 700 B60T 712
US Classification:
701 82
Abstract:
An improved traction control system in which a wheel spin condition is detected based on measured vehicle acceleration instead of measured wheel speeds. An electronic controller detects a wheel spin condition by computing the acceleration of the vehicle drive shaft and comparing the computed acceleration to an acceleration threshold stored as function of vehicle speed and wheel torque. If the computed acceleration exceeds the threshold for more than a predetermined time, the engine torque is reduced in relation to the amount by which the computed acceleration exceeds the threshold. When the computed acceleration falls below the threshold, the torque reduction is gradually removed. The wheel torque, vehicle speed and drive shaft acceleration are easily determined and filtered, and the incremental cost of the traction control function is primarily related to the memory requirements to accommodate the acceleration threshold look-up table. The control may be mechanized in a vehicle having electronic throttle control, and the desired torque reduction in such a mechanization may be achieved with one or more of throttle area control, spark timing control and fuel cutoff control.
Margaret Jolliemore, George Rigas, Robert Hovestadt, Neil Lawson, Ruta Snikeris, James Mcmann, Jane Lowell, Michael Matthews, Harry Page, Sandra Howard, Carmen Rodriguez