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Winfield Solutions, LLC

James Dwight Scott

Danny Brown

Keith G Kropf

A chelated zinc adjuvant composition includes water, an effective amount of a micronutrient consisting of zinc chelated with an organic acid and an organic amine, a mono-, di- or polysaccharide and an alkyl polysaccharide. The adjuvant has a pH of up to 6.5. When admixed with a pesticide capable of precipitating with the zinc, due to the zinc being chelated, the zinc is prevented from precipitating with the pesticide and is available for uptake. When the adjuvant composition is applied in seed, soil, foliage or fruit applications, zinc uptake is improved.

Micronutrient compositions containing zinc and systems and methods of using same

A self-basting rotisserie is a rotisserie unit which fits within the confines of a conventional smoker style grill. A selection of meat is placed in a tray or on a spit and travels into and out of the hottest part of the smoker via a motor drive. As the food reaches the bottom of the travel path, it moves through a second tray which holds the user's choice of basting liquid.

Self-basting rotisserie

A method of locating a lost item via a provided telephone service, using an identification number given on both an identification card held by the owner of the item, and on an identification tag worn or attached to the item. A telephone number is given on the identification card for the item owner to access the telephone service and open a voice mailbox under the identification number, and a telephone number is given on the identification tag for the finder of the item to access the telephone service and leave a message with the telephone service (either in the opened voice mailbox or with the service if the finder calls before the item owner opens the voice mailbox) regarding the whereabouts of the lost item.

Method of locating a lost pet, person or object

A pulse width modulated dimmer for use with incandescent lamps is powered by a D.C. source that has full on/off capability with a substantially full range of light level control. The dimmer is designed to replace a switch in a lamp circuit in which the lamp is connected on one side to ground and on the other to the switch and then to the power source. The dimmer is designed to operate with a 10 to 30 volt D.C. source. It is controlled in both the on-off mode and in the brightness mode by an N channel field effect transistor switched in response to the voltage level of any remote variable voltage source, such as a potentiometer, photoresistor, phototransistor or digitally controlled voltage source. The lamp is powered through the field effect transistor which is in turn controlled by a comparator which compares the user or automatically variable control voltage level with a triangle wave ramp signal to control the on-off duty cycle and thus the brightness levels of the lamp. When the user or automatically variable voltage source is adjusted high, the field effect transistor is off and the lamp is off. If the user controlled voltage is set very low, the field effect transistor is fully on and the lamp is operated at the D.C. source voltage less the small voltage drop across the field effect transistor. As the user variable voltage is adjusted between the 'off' and 'on' conditions, the duty cycle of the field effect transistor will decrease as the variable voltage is increased, thus dimming the lamps.

Dimmer circuit

A slump indicator instrument for measuring the slump of a concrete mix while in the discharge chute of a concrete mixing truck. The indicator has angled sides for setting the discharge chute at a predetermined angle. The instrument has calibration markings for determining the slump of a concrete mix when the indicator is inserted into a mix in a discharge chute set at the predetermined angle.

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Anacortes, WA, United States of America

James Dwight Scott