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Garmin Switzerland Gmbh

Garmin Corporation

Joshua A Corn

Warren R Stevens

Brian G Schoenfish

Marcus A Moilanen

Stephen P Waite

Juhee Lee

Jeffrey D Minelli

Steve J Zwonitzer

Scott V Wells

A mounting device that securely supports an electronic device to a surface such as a vehicle dashboard. The mounting device comprises a flexible base for placement on a mounting surface and a bendable frame attached to or otherwise coupled with the base to permit the base to be shaped to at least partially conform to contours on the mounting surface. The base may be partially formed of a material that provides sufficient friction between its lower surface and the mounting surface to resist unwanted movement. The frame may be formed of aluminum and may include a central portion and a plurality of appendages each independently movable about at least two axes of movement. Each of the appendages may include a connecting link joined to the central portion and a pair of arms extending from the connecting link and movable relative to one another and relative to the central portion.

Mount for an electronic device

Friction mount

Remote control unit for a navigation device

An exercise apparatus includes a plurality of inelastic, retractable cords, each terminating at a handgrip. A retracting mechanism is provided for retracting the cords. Separate resistance mechanisms are provided to resist each of the cords as the cords are being withdrawn from the retracting mechanism. The resistance mechanisms operate independently of one another. At least one removable disk unit is connectible to the resistance mechanism of the exercise apparatus for incrementally increasing resistance force with respect to unwinding movement of the cords when operably connected to the resistance mechanism. The removable disk units can be preloaded with a predetermined biasing resistance force when assembled during manufacturing, and the biasing resistance force can be maintained while not connected to the main unit of the exercise apparatus. The preload maintenance mechanism maintains the preloaded spring force of the removable disk unit while connected to the main unit, as well as when disconnected from the main unit.

Exercise device with variable resistance

An exercise device is provided which is useful as a jogging or aerobics accessory. The device is worn on a belt which fits around the waist of the user. The device features handles attached to retractable cords. As the handles are extended away from the waist of the user, the device provides adjustable resistance.

Exercise device with adjustable resistance

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Olathe, KS, United States of America

Joshua A Corn