Amx Corporation

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Uniden American Corporation

Kenneth Scott Carpenter

Vincent W Ellis

Michael S Farmer

Rashid Skaf

Albert M Forlenza

Michael Zalta

Ronald W Barber

Arthur Chao Chung Wu

Jose S Vasquez

Jon Karl Dukerschein

Arthur Yuichi Tsubaki

Remote control

A cordless electronic device with power management system and method is provided that includes an outer surface, a power consumption circuit operable to consume power and for use in a cordless electronic device, a power supply circuit operable to regulate the power from a power source used to power the power consumption circuit of the cordless electronic device, a power control circuit operable to receive an input signal and to place the power consumption circuit in a lower or higher power state upon receipt of the input signal, a presence sensor operable to detect the presence of a user and to provide a presence sensor input signal to the power control circuit to place the power consumption circuit in the higher power state.

Power management for electronic devices

Remote control charging base

Thermostat

A radio receiving apparatus is used at a sporting event to provide a spectator with additional information and contact with the participants in the event. In an automobile racing event, each of the automobiles can be equipped with a two-way radio for communication between the driver and the crew as well as with a telemetry transmitter for sending data concerning the operation of the automobile. The telemetry data is combined with other information relating to the car's involvement in the race and this data is combined to produce parameter data. A hand-held receiver receives both the audio conversation and the parameter data for one of the selected cars and produces audible sounds and concurrently produces a display of a graphic image on a screen with information derived from the parameter data. Thus, the user of the receiving apparatus can both hear a selected driver and at the same time see a display of performance information about the car and driver in the race. The receiving apparatus can comprise either two radio receivers, one for the audio signal and the other for the data signal, or a single receiver that receives a combined audio and data signal that is separated within the receiver to produce the separate audible and graphic displays. Before the sporting event commences, an electronic file can be automatically loaded into the receiving apparatus to preprogram the apparatus with all of the frequencies for the participants, thus allowing the user to easily select and move between the participants to more fully participate in the sporting event. The receiving apparatus can be a stand alone unit or a module used with a portable electronic display such as a personal digital assistant.

Radio receiver apparatus for concurrent reception of voice and related information

A tether apparatus (,) has a tether (,), loops (,) formed from the tether (,), and clamps (,) maintaining the loops (,). The clamps (,) are operable to fail upon application of a predetermined amount of tension in the tether (,). The loops (,) may be placed in alternating orientations along the longitudinal axis of the tether (,). The tether (,) may comprise a strap (,) operable to couple flotation devices (,) to the loops (,).

Utility tether and apparatus therefore

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Rowlett, TX, United States of America

Kenneth Scott Carpenter