Garmin Corporation

Garmin Switzerland Gmbh

Relm Communications, Inc.

Alliedsignal Inc.

Garman Ltd.

Robert M Kalis

David F Lammers-Meis

Paul E Skelton

Stephen P Waite

Warren R Stevens

Dale R Langner

Thomas H Walters

Mark B Emge

John B Whiteside

Albert F Miller

David J Laverick

Gregory M Groener

John J Stutz

Michael R Wiegers

Adam W Roush

Eric W Heling

Jarrod W Seymour

Joshua C Reeson

Robert S Lillquist

Ronald B Kabler

Byron A Marshall

Todd P Register

Derrick D Lenz

Juhee Lee

Christopher J Hanshew

Brian G Schoenfish

Peter J Henne

Jeffrey D Minelli

Kathryn M Gutschenritter

Shawn R Harvill

Brian N Poindexter

Brian M Sandefur

Michael J Barczak

John R Tines

Gary J Domke

Joe Ryan Dejmal

Craig L Mehan

Christopher G Perra

Jeffrey A Shank

Russell F Mansfield, Iii

Jesse R Simpson

Richard J Haigh

Jason D Bridges

Darren S Mullin

Dale R Langer

Stephen P Robbins

Jeremy B Hoppas

A control system for navigating a marine vessel employs at least a first motor and a second motor. The control system is configured to communicate with the first and second motors. The control system is configured to receive a position measurement and an orientation measurement for the marine vessel. The control system is further configured to generate at least one control signal for the first motor based on the position measurement and at least one control signal for the second motor based on the orientation measurement.

Multiple motor control system for navigating a marine vessel

A foot pedal device for controlling an electric steer trolling motor and navigating a marine vessel. The foot pedal allows proportional control of the vessel such that the operator's foot movement on the foot pedal is proportional to an action by the trolling motor. The foot pedal includes a platform that pivots upon a base, an angular position monitor, and a controller; the controller is communicatively coupled to the angular position monitor and is configured to receive an angular measurement from the magnetic angle sensor and generate at least one control signal for a trolling motor of a marine vessel at least partially based on the angular measurement from the sensor.

Foot pedal device for controlling a trolling motor

Foot pedal

Watch band

Cable connector

A mounting system for removably mounting a portable electronic device to an object comprises a base, a mount, and a locking component. The base includes a central aperture and connects to an object on which the portable electronic device will be mounted. The mount includes a coupler and a device connector for connecting to the portable electronic device. The coupler includes a shaft that may be at least partially received within the central aperture of the base. The locking component is integrated with the base and is shiftable between a locked mode in which it retains the coupler in the base and an unlocked mode in which it allows the coupler to be released from the base. The locking component includes a ring with a detent, a catch that engages the detent, and a lever which can shift the locking component between the locked mode and the unlocked mode.

Device mounting system with locking lever

A fitness monitor having a unitary wristband configured to receive a module, such as an electronics module, is disclosed. In one or more implementations, the fitness monitor comprises a module, such as an electronics module, that includes a housing having a first thickness. The fitness monitor also comprises a unitary wristband configured to be worn about a wrist of a user. The unitary wristband includes a housing receiving structure configured to receive the housing of the module so that the combination of the housing receiving structure and the housing has a second thickness, where the second thickness is at least substantially equal to the first thickness. In embodiments, the housing of the monitor may further have a first width, and the combination of the housing receiving structure and the housing may have a second width, where the second width is at least substantially equal to the first width.

Fitness monitor

Fitness device

Electronic device

Navigation device

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Overland Park, KS, United States of America

Robert M Kalis