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Jon Vincent Lee

Ronald G Benjamin

Anthony Xinghua Zhang

Jeffrey Yao

An eUSB duplication system allows for digital data copy from a master eUSB storage device to target eUSB storage devices and includes a duplicator chassis with multiple sockets capable of receiving installation of multiple standard 5.25 inch optical disc drives. A controller is secured in a tray-shaped frame with overall dimensions of one 5.25 inch optical disc drive. An electronic circuit is mechanically secured within the controller and includes a digital logic circuit for reading digital data from one eUSB storage device and writing the read digital data to other eUSB storage devices. Multiple eUSB decks through which eUSB storage devices can be connected to the eUSB duplication system.

eUSB duplication system

Apparatus which utilizes the eyelet of a fish hook as the primary means of retaining, storing and dispensing at least one fish hook. The invention integrates mechanically with the structure of the fish hook to limit travel upon the apparatus such that the points of the hooks are continuously covered and the hooks are securely retained regardless of the orientation of the apparatus, until intentionally accessed by a user, thus preventing spillage during change in orientation of the apparatus or when accidentally dropped. The apparatus is intended to be worn external to the person, thus minimizing access time and physical motions needed to obtain a fish hook when needed. Fish hooks retained upon the invention may be rinsed as a group, and the open ends vinyl cover integrated into the apparatus are spaced to allow for natural air circulation upon the hooks to aid in drying after immersion, thus reducing the risk of the hooks being affected by corrosion.

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Santa Ana, CA, United States of America

Jon Vincent Lee