Blackbird Tech LLC

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Michael J Meoli

Dugagjin Dervishaj

The present invention is directed to mikropact adaptive charge transference (ACT) devices that offer the combination of charge storage, charge pass-through, and charge conversion/adaption in a compact shell that is suitable for consumer portability in the pocket of the consumer or in the hand of the consumer. Moreover, the ability to achieve the mikropact nature of the device derives, in large part, from the novel reversible multi-stage charge transference micro-core structure that is removable and integrates with a mikropact containment shell, e.g., wherein the mikropact device incorporates both a 12V DC male socket connector and a 12V DC female socket port. In particular, the devices of the present invention are constructed to reversibly and operationally integrate a removable multi-stage charge transference micro-core structure. In addition, the containment shell is adapted to incorporate one or more convenience tools.

Mikropact adaptive charge transference device

Right angle clamping pliers include a four-bar linkage clamping mechanism coupled to opposing pairs of clamping arms. Any of a variety of detachable clamping members can be attached to each clamping arm. Some clamping members orient the parts being joined. For example, right angle clamping members orient edges and curved C-shaped clamping members orient tubes, pipes and other cylindrical parts. Different types of clamping members can be used in a single configuration to accommodate a wide variety of parts to be joined.

Fixed angle clamping pliers

A plurality of battery pack accessories are presented. The accessories include a battery power gauge adapted to be applied to a battery pack and provides a visual indication of the state of the charge in the battery pack, a light adapted to the battery pack such that the battery pack can be used as a flashlight when needed, a connector (e.g., a Universal Serial bus (USB) connector) that can be used for charging the battery pack or to allow the battery pack to charge a device.

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Bridgewater, MA, United States of America

Michael J Meoli