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John S Federowicz

Thomas W McCurnin

James E Obenauf

In a preferred embodiment, a grip for a golf putter, including: a center member; and two side members coaxially aligned side-by-side with the center member, such as to define therebetween two grooves each of the two grooves disposed between one of the side members and the center member. A method of using the golf putter grip is also provided.

Golf putter grip and method of use

In a preferred embodiment, a quick termination modular connector, including: a housing; a first opening defined through a surface of the housing to accept removably secured therein at least one first wire; at least one spring contact disposed in the housing; a second opening defined through a surface of the housing to accept removably secured therein at least one second wire; and when the at least one first wire is inserted in the first opening and the at least one second wire is inserted in the second opening, the at least one first wire and the at least one second wire will engage the at least one spring contact and the at least one spring contact will thereafter maintain electrical contact therebetween with constant, positive pressure without the use of a mechanical fastener.

Quick termination modular connector

In a preferred embodiment, an engine, including: a housing having a cylindrical inner surface; a first circular block rotatably disposed within the housing and coaxial therewith, the first circular block having its outer surface circumjacent the inner surface; at least one first cylinder radially defined in the first circular block, the at least one first cylinder having its upper, open end disposed at the outer surface; at least one piston disposed in the at least one first cylinder for reciprocating motion therein; at least two inlet chambers defined in the housing and connected to a source of inlet gas to introduce inlet gas into the at least one first cylinder as the open end passes one of the at least two inlet chambers; at least two outlet chambers defined in the housing to permit outlet gas to exit the at least one first cylinder as the open end passes one of the at least two inlet chambers; and means to cause the first circular block to rotate as a result of a power stroke of the at least one piston.

Engine having a rotary block

Portion of a decorative mounting plate for electrical communications

In a preferred embodiment, a power module for use in an electrical system of the type having a multiplexer which provides an output signal in response to an input signal, the output signal commanding that electrical power be furnished to a device, the power module including: a housing; a first end of the housing being adapted to be inserted into an electrical outlet; a second end of the housing being adapted for electrical connection to the device, such that, when the power module is turned on, electrical power will be furnished to the device and, when the power module is turned off, electrical power will be removed from the device; and connection means to connect the power module with the multiplexer to receive the output signal from the multiplexer so that the output signal will turn the power module on and/or off. In another aspect of the invention, a power switch similar to the power module is provided. In a further aspect of the invention, a telephone modular connector is provided. In an additional aspect of the invention, a cable with a shield layer surrounding a 'hot' wire and a bare ground wire is provided. In yet another aspect of the invention, a portable multiplexer access device system is provided.

Integrated electrical/communication system hardware

In a preferred embodiment, a device for indicating rotation of the head of a golfer during the process of hitting a golfball, which includes: a housing; a sensor including a pendulum switch disposed in the housing to sense the beginning of rotation of the head from an initial position, generally about the axis of the spine of the golfer, and to produce an output signal thereupon; a sound producing device activatable in response to the output signal to provide an audible signal to the golfer; an adjustment device to adjust the sensor so that the sensor will not produce the output signal when the head is in a desired position, but will produce the output signal when the head begins to rotate in the direction the golfball will be hit; and a manually initiated timing device to which the sensor is responsive to permit the sensor to produce the output signal only during a selected period of time after manual initiation of the timing device.

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Storrs, CT, United States of America

John S Federowicz