Bio of the inventor:
ROBERT D. HUNT - Theoretical Physicist / Inventor / Founder of
Hunt Aviation
After attending Mississippi State colleges, Robert Hunt began his
career in 1969 as a New Nuclear designer for Newport News
Shipbuilding, then a division of Tenneco Oil Company, where he
designed nuclear reactor components for the U.S.S. Nimitz Aircraft
Carrier.
Mr. Hunt became a private inventor during the mid-1980s while
involved in the field of aquaculture. He invented and patented a
cryogenic liquid oxygenation system for the aquaculture industry.
He has since dedicated his time to the development of his
proprietary alternative, clean-energy generating technologies. Mr.
Hunt holds numerous patents including a thermoelectric generator
that generates electricity from the thermal energy within the air,
a new high pressure Drum Jet Turbine that among other uses is
capable of being mounted onto a high pressure natural gas well to
generate substantial power from the kinetic energy via the earth's
geo-pressure, without burning any of the natural gas. Mr. Hunt has
also invented a modified Einstein Refrigeration Cycle and a
revolutionary new design vertical axis wind turbine. Many of Mr.
Hunt's patents are licensed to Encore Clean Energy, a public
company trading under the ticker symbol
Mr. Hunt is a member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and
Astronautics (AIAA), a member of the National Business American
Association, a member of the National Hydrogen Association, and he
served as the first Mississippi Chairman of the Gulf of Mexico
Program.
http://www.fuellessflight.com/aboutus.htm
[Aside] From just a "prestige" standpoint in a resume (and I am
about as far from a "credentials-person" as one can get) yet it
probably does more harm than good to say "After attending
Mississippi State colleges" since the implication is that
1) He did not graduate
2) This is not "MSU" which is an accredited university, not a
college
3) He did attentd several colleges in Mississippi before
dropping-out - in a state long known as 50th out of 50 in public
education
4) Yet he wants to be considered a "theoretical physcist"
Hey No problem with that ! as the "proof is in the puddin' " as
they say in Faulkner-land (Miss'ippi)
However, Number 4) avbove is a LOT easier to appreciate if one
simply stated- "self-taught" inventor.... rather than "attended
Mississippi State colleges"
