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Telogy Networks, Inc.

Robert K Gooch

Ronald C Weingart

Jeremy Hassall

A plant chemical and water mixing and dispensing apparatus (PCWMDA) comprising three major elements: a mixing chamber, a support member, and a pipe. All three elements are preferably integrally attached together and can made of various material including plastic, fiberglass or a composite to use the PCWMDA a person will place a second quantity of a plant chemical such as fertilizer, herbicide or bug killer into the mixing chamber. A water source provides water that is directed into a first end inlet on the pipe. The water flows upward through a first conduit into the mixing chamber. The water and chemical mix, and the mixture flows out of the mixing chamber via second conduit and back into the pipe. The water and chemical mixture then exits the pipe through a second end outlet, and is directed onto a desired area of plant-life.

Plant chemical and water mixing and dispensing apparatus

A dispenser () for liquid and/or solid chemicals consisting of a reservoir (), an inlet line () and an outlet line () both connected into the reservoir. A saddle () attaches to an external fluid supply line with inlet and the inlet lines interfacing with the reservoir. A press-in inlet nozzle () is disposed in the fluid inlet line and enters upstream into the fluid supply line and a press-in outlet nozzle () is attached into the fluid outlet line entering downstream into the fluid supply line. A saddle clamp () attaches the saddle enclosing the external fluid supply line, such that when a fluid flows downstream through the fluid supply line the inlet nozzle receives a portion of the flow through velocity ram induction and is introduced into the reservoir where it mixes with liquid and/or solid chemicals, forming a suspended solution. The solution is drawn from the reservoir with negative pressure created by the downstream facing outlet nozzle positioned within the flow stream, thereby permitting the solution to mix with the supply fluid in a controlled volume manner according to a selected nozzle configuration. Different nozzle spacing, types, combinations, and the use of either nozzle alone use permit the manipulation of fluid flow volume and speed of dispersal.

Dispenser for liquid and/or solid chemicals

A chemical dispenserthat is attached directly to a sprinkler system which includes a reservoirwith an open top spout, a cap, a water inlet opening, a solution outlet openingand a basketpositioned between the spout and the cap. A saddle clamp memberis integrally formed with the reservoir attached to a mains utility water line. A reservoir water inlet lineinterfaces with the mains utility water lineon one end the water inlet opening of the reservoir on the other end. A solution discharge line, having an outlet nozzle, extends into the mains water inlet line and is connected through the clamp and to the reservoir. Water enters the reservoir through water inlet line and leaches a solid chemical placed within the basket to form an aqueous solution. The solution is then drawn through the discharge line by the pressure differential in the mains utility water line flow created by the restriction of the nozzle in the mains utility water line. A metering/shut-off valveis connected within the solution discharge line to control fluid volume and for closure.

Sprinkler system liquid/solid chemical dispenser

A method and system whereby a network management control center can monitor and control point-to-point remote satellite communication links without a physical connection between the remote satellite control modems and the network management control center. This method and system provides greater efficiency with reduced costs through rapid reconfiguration of remote satellite control modems. The method and system can actively cause either remote satellite control modem to terminate link transmission, which allows the network management control center to establish a maintenance link with the other remote satellite control modem, through a local satellite control modem. The maintenance link is used to modify operating parameters of the remote satellite control modem. Once parameters are changed at the first remote satellite control modem, the process is repeated for the other remote satellite control modem. After all operating parameters are modified, the network management control center causes the local satellite control modem to terminate all maintenance links and the remote satellite control modems reset and reestablish a link with the new parameters.

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Simi Valley, CA, United States of America

Robert K Gooch