Ampex Corporation

Frogger, LLC

Ampex Systems Corporation

Darrell S Staley

Jeremiah Bohannon

A device for cleaning golf equipment such as golf clubs and golf shoe includes a handle, a brush head surface formed in an underside of the handle at a proximal end thereof, and a plurality of metal and plastic bristles extending downward from the brush head surface. The bristles are configured so that the plastic bristles are arranged around an outer circumference of the brush head surface to encircle the metal bristles extending from a central portion of the brush head surface.

Cleaning device for golf equipment

A device for cleaning golf equipment includes a handle, a removable brush assembly attached to an end of the handle, and a removable groove cleaner assembly attached to the handle directly above the brush assembly. The brush assembly includes a plurality of metal bristles arranged around a periphery of the handle. The metal bristles surround a plurality of plastic bristles.

Professional digital video cassette recorder

Video production switcher

Apparatus for adjusting the key activating force or 'touch' for a keyboard or for one or more function key groups on that keyboard to the needs of any individual operator.

Apparatus for selectively varying keyboard switching force

Video switcher

Video tape cartridge recorder/reproducer

Control panel for a videotape recorder

Weatherproof carrying case for a video recorder or the like

This invention is a mount to fit a portable camera for studio use. The mount has a vertical front plate to the rear side of which the front of the complete camera (less lens) is attached, without the need for any disassembly. From the front of the plate the studio lenses extend. A horizontal bottom plate extends from the lower rear portion of the front plate for attaching the mount to a standard tripod, or other base. A protective grille-cage assembly extends from the front and bottom plates to generally enclose the space to be occupied by the camera. Equipment particular to studio use is contained in a pair of side pods that are hinged to the grille members so as to be swung outwardly and downwardly for access to the camera. A studio view-finder and monitor is attached to various rearward grille members and is vertically adjustable by means of vertical racks formed on the grille members and manually conjointly operable through pinions contained in the view-finder and monitor assembly.

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Darrell S Staley