What are Some of the Inventions and Procedures I Have Given Away as an Inventor?

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LARRIE COLE
I HAVE GIVEN AWAY THOUSANDS OF INVENTIONS AND PROCEDURES FAR TOO MANY TO LIST HERE, FOR EXAMPLE THE HIGH FREQUENCY CHARGING SYSTEM USED IN ELECTRIC VEHICALS, THE FIRE ALARM INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAM IN ITS ENTIRETY, WORLD WIDE, KNOWN AS CAN 4 S524 536 537 ECT. THE FIRST WEATHER MODELS, THE AMORTIZATION TABLES USED WORLD WIDE AND NOW BY MANUFACTURES. AND LETS SAY HUMBLLY A TON OF STUFF , CODES, ECT. CURRENTLY RETIRED. I WAS MORE OF A HANDS ON TYPE, AND CREATED A LENGTHY LIST OF CODES WHICH CREATED ENTIRE INDUSTRIES.
 
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