First Texas Products, LLC

Fisher Research Labs, Inc.

Other

The Boeing Company

John C Griffin

William A Rademacher

Thomas P Walsh

William D Tafs

Mark E Krieger

Walk-through detector

Search coil for a detector

In some preferred embodiments, an inverted U-shaped detector is provided that includes a) novel and convenient support structure to support lower ends of side panels and b) novel and convenient wheel structure to install wheels to a lower end of the side panels to facilitate manipulation, assembly, portability and/or transport. In some preferred implementations, the support structure can be attached to the lower ends of the side panels, then wheels can be attached to a lower end of one of the side panels, and then the device can be tilted and rolled for portability and transport. In some preferred embodiments, the structure is configured to enable a single individual to install the support structure and the wheel structure, and also to move, relocate or transport (e.g., roll) the detector device.

Walk-through detector systems and methods

Pinpointer metal detector

Metal detector

A metal detector includes a control housing electrically coupled to a search coil. The control housing includes a battery compartment having a first battery support surface located adjacent and a second battery support surface aligned at an angle relative to the first battery support surface to facilitate removal of a battery from the battery compartment. The metal detector also includes a movable door coupled to the control housing. The door is movable from a first, open position to permit access to an audio connector and a second, closed position covering the audio connector.

Metal detector with a battery support surface to facilitate removal of a battery and a movable door to selectively permit access to an audio connector

Control housing for a metal detector

Combined flagstaff and holder bracket for an automobile window

A flagstaff for alternative uses includes an elongated pole with fasteners for attaching a flag to the pole and a bracket for use in selectively attaching the flag to an automotive vehicle. The bracket has a flange to fit about the upper edge of an automobile window and a latch which positively locks the pole to the bracket when operatively connected. The bracket also has a notch to fit about a nail or other fastener on a wall. Alternatively the pole may be removed from the bracket and carried by hand.

Flagstaff for alternative uses

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Las Cruces, NM, United States of America

John C Griffin