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Quantum Innovations, Inc.

David C Herbert

Norman L Kester

A propeller-powered propulsion system and method of remote-controlled waterway navigation is configured to navigate a waterway in a navigation route while being controlled remotely, and being tracked by a GPS system. The watercraft provides a watercraft body that carries a propeller subassembly having multiple propellers that operate independently of each other for variable propulsion and steering. A mobile communication device transmits a command signal to a receiver in the propeller subassembly. A microcontroller converts the command signal to a speed for each propeller, independently of the other. The propeller speeds create a disproportionate level of thrust from each propeller to enable remote controlled steering of the watercraft toward port and starboard directions, at variable speeds, and preprogrammed navigation routes. The mobile communication device also acquires location data of the watercraft body obtained by a GPS system. The microcontroller processes the location data to automate the navigation of the watercraft.

Propeller-powered watercraft system and method of remote-controlled waterway navigation

An electronic controller (22) designed to be placed within an electrical series circuit for the purpose of controlling voltage and amperage applied to a series load (21) within the same circuit. The concept of design being that the controller is attached exclusively to the series circuit and obtains operating voltage through the points of connection to the series circuit. The controller provides a wide range of variable amperage control to the load being driven. Further design features are that the controller operates within a series circuits comprising alternating current, rectified alternating current, pure direct current or a combination of any without modification.

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Central Point, OR, United States of America

David C Herbert