Brunswick Corporation

Other

Great Plains Manufacturing, Incorporated

Zebco Corporation

Brunswick Corportion

Jack Robbins

Young Jue Kang

Roy E Stiner

William A Henderson

Dietmar Nagel

Robert D Bagby

Frank H Cooper

Randy L Atherton

Richard E Bickford

Melvin S Coops

Noel S Kane

Prentice Moore

Calvin Tyler

Crank handle for a fishing reel

Fishing reel

Grooming mower

A fishing reel has a main body and a mounting assembly for connecting the fishing reel to a fishing rod. At least one cushion member is provided on the mounting assembly that has an exposed, compressible surface that is engageable by a user grasping the fishing reel with the fishing reel in an operative position on a fishing rod.

Cushion grip for fishing reel

Trolling handle

Multi-position trolling motor head and handle

Trolling motor foot pedal control

Motor head

A remote control toy vehicle system includes a toy vehicle and a remote control. The toy vehicle includes a motor for selectively driving the toy vehicle. The remote control is electrically coupled to the toy vehicle and includes a manually actuatable first control switch for controlling the motor. The remote control also includes a sound producing circuit for selectively producing sounds related to the toy vehicle. Manually actuatable second control switches on the remote control the sounds producible by the sound producing circuitry.

Sound producing remote control toy vehicle

A method and apparatus for identifying an article and detecting its unauthorized movement comprises disposing a predetermined amount of radioactive isotopes on or within the article. The plurality of radioactive isotopes has a characteristic gamma spectrum unique to that plurality. Continuous monitoring is used to obtain a signal to detect unauthorized movement of the article. For identification purposes, means is provided for resolving the unique gamma spectrum into isotopic abundances. The plurality of radioactive isotopes is disposed on the article in an amount which preferably does not exceed an activity level of about one microcurie. Additionally, the half-life of the plurality is matched to the period of time needed to protect a particular article. These parameters make the method and apparatus particularly suitable for identifying and detecting unauthorized movement of articles that previously were impractical to detect, as well as providing the mechanism for authenticating and dating articles in such a manner so as not to encumber or visibly display the presence of the deposited plurality on an article.

Method to detect, identify, authenticate and date an article

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Derby, KS, United States of America

Jack Robbins