Harada Industry Co., Ltd.

Harada Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

501 Harada Industry Co., Ltd.

Ryouichi Miyakawa

Masaki Shinkawa

Hiroshi Komachi

Yoshimi Egashira

Takashi Sakoda

Automobile antenna

Antenna assembly

A vehicle antenna for AM/FM and MT waves including a first antenna element for MT waves vertically mounted on the vehicle roof and a second antenna element for AM/FM waves rotatably coupled to the top end of the first antenna element so that the second antenna element can be set at a desired angle relative to the roof of the vehicle. A trap element for blocking MT waves is installed near the lower end of the second antenna element.

Three-wave antenna for vehicles

An apparatus that controls the light irradiation angle of a headlamp of vehicles including a feed screw rotatable by a motor, a movable piece that makes a reciprocating motion by the feed screw, an output shaft attached to the movable piece at one end and linked to a headlamp at another end so that the illumination angle of the headlamp is controlled by the advancing and withdrawing motion of the output shaft. The apparatus further includes an irradiation angle initial setting mechanism that is connected to the movable piece so that the irradiation angle can be set manually by adjusting the position of linkage of the headlamp and the output shaft via the movable piece. With this structure, any initial setting of the headlamp angle can be accomplished regardless of the type of vehicles via a compact and simple structure.

Apparatus for controlling irradiation angle of a headlamp light

Antenna for automobiles

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Tokyo, Japan

Ryouichi Miyakawa