High End Systems Inc.

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Byron J Ziegler

Richard S Belliveau

Steven T Mahanay

Mark A Stultz

Michael Wesley Wood

Mark E Scurrah

Apparatus for cooling a light beam used to project an image on a projection surface. The apparatus includes a light beam source and a gas cooling circuit. A cooling chamber is connected to conduct gas through the circuit. An image projection device is mounted in the chamber. The chamber has a thermally protected environment. A driving device is provided in the circuit. A heat conducting gas is moved by the driving device to circulate within the circuit. The thermally protected environment may include an atmosphere of atomized, heat conducting fluid. A heat extracting filter may be mounted in the light beam adjacent the cooling chamber.

Apparatus for cooling a light beam

A fused glass light pattern generator in the form of a disc-shaped gobo including fused glass particles of various size and shape. The fused particles have an uneven, multi-level surface sufficient to distort light in response to a light beam being passed through the gobo. The particles may include color producing substances or color may be added to the light beam. The result is an enhanced artistic effect when the images, which are also movable, are projected onto a projection surface which may be a solid surface or theatrical fog.

Fused glass light pattern generator

Diffusion hazer

A high power strobe lamp has a multi-pin base, an elongated gas-filled tube having a loop formed therein, an anode in one end of the tube and a cathode in the other end of the tube, and the ends of the gas-filled tube being mounted in the base and connected to the pins. A heat dissipating member extends through the loop and a conductive wire, having opposite ends connected to the pins, is spirally wrapped around the tube ends adjacent to the base and extends through the heat dissipating member.

High power strobe lamp

A colored light pattern generator including a pair of transparent plates maintained in spaced relationship in a sealed container for defining a fluid-filled cavity. The container includes a receiver and a twist-on-and-off cap ring. The fluid produces random, floating colored images in response to a beam of light being passed through the plates.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Byron J Ziegler