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Hyduro, Inc.

John L Thompson

Mark Vincent Bowles

Miles Bowles

Thomas H Lupfer

Kristoffer Gaard

Michael Thilenius

A smart cap for use with a liquid container and a system therefor is disclosed herein. The components of the smart cap preferably comprise a micro motor, a microcontroller, a wireless transceiver (BTLE), a lithium ion battery, LED indicators, a waterproof rated charging port, a nozzle quick connect, a controllable valve, a touch sensor, a thermal sensor, a physical button, an impeller, and a cap housing.

Smart hydration system

Smart cap for a liquid container

A cover assembly for a golf bag comprising a hood assembly including a support frame comprising a plurality of ribs which are at least partially formed from a flexible, resilient material and structured relative to one another to normally orient or bias the hood assembly into a closed position defined by overlying, enclosing relation to an open end of the golf bag as well as golf clubs extending therethrough in the conventional manner. The hood assembly may be defined by at least two hood segments either one of which may be selectively positionable in spaced relation to the other so as to define an open position which allows access by a player to the clubs for removal thereof through the open end. The support frame and in particular, the flexible, resilient material ribs are cooperatively structured with the remainder of the hood assembly such that the hood assembly may be selectively disposed in a stored position which is at least partially defined by a greatly reduced dimension and configuration such that the hood assembly, once removed from the golf bag, may be positioned within a casing to facilitate storage and carrying of the hood assembly when not in use.

Rain cover for a golf bag

Apparatus and method of exchanging lubricating oil from the crankcase of a compressor. A unit including a pretrimmed flexible tube is introduced into the oil fill plug opening. By opening an internal valve, the oil under pressure exits through an opening in the unit, which is connected to a drain hose. After emptying, a hand oil pump is connected to the unit and fresh oil introduced into the compressor crankcase.

Method and apparatus for exchanging oil in a compressor

An apparatus and method for removing unwanted vegetation (46). A fork (12) is provided having a vibratory motor (38) attached thereto. The fork is inserted into the rooting medium (48) surrounding the root mass (50) of the vegetation. While the fork is inserted therein, the fork is vibrated near the thixotropic level of the rooting medium, causing the rooting medium to liquefy. When the rooting medium is liquefied, the fork is raised upwardly, lifting the vegetation and corresponding root mass free of the rooting medium.

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Alexandria, VA, United States of America

John L Thompson