Dave Johnson

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sheds
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Dave Johnson

Post by sheds »

Sad news..Dave Johnson from Fisher metal detectors passed away.
Rick, N. MI
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Re: Dave Johnson

Post by Rick, N. MI »

That is sad. My prayers go out for him.
NASA-Tom
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Re: Dave Johnson

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I posted on his time-line (at FTP) a few days ago. VERY sad!!! Major icon!!!! I believe Dave was born in 1946
steveg
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Re: Dave Johnson

Post by steveg »

Oh, my. What sad news. A true legend in the detecting world has passed...

Prayers for his family at this sad time.

Steve
EL NINO
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Re: Dave Johnson

Post by EL NINO »

Dave made great strides in the world of detection technology, and designed some truly excellent US detectors.
...Rest in peace Dave.
NASA-Tom
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Re: Dave Johnson

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At one point in time....... (most folks don't know this)........ Dave had his hands on 70% of the engineering-design...of all the metal detectors around the world.

(George Payne is way-up-there also).
Gary in Daytona
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Re: Dave Johnson

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…on the shoulders of giants. He was truly lengendary in our hobby.RIP Dave.
markg
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Re: Dave Johnson

Post by markg »

Gene Scullion sent me a message relating to Dave's passing and it was a shock to me. What a legion. In years past we had several correspondences relating to ground minerals and "hot rock". He was very interested in some of my old school sites where they had discarded the waste from the coal fired furnaces. He will be missed.
skiwhiz
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Re: Dave Johnson

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Sorry to hear this, rest in peace Dave
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