Juggernaut Defense, LLC

19Th Hole Cart LLC

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Hotwire Development, LLC

Juggernaut Design, LLC Az Limited Liability Company

Thomas Paul Muday

Andrew C Goodfellow

Chris Buttenob

Chris M Stalzer

Michael White

Charles S Lord

Randall R Toltzman

Christopher McCorkle

Christopher M Buttenob

Christopher M Stalzer

John Edward Lockhart

Randal Toltzman

Mount and module combination for a mobile communications device

Various embodiments of a cable clip having a clip housing configured to engage a casing to establish an operative connection with a portable device encased within the casing are disclosed.

Systems and methods for a cable clip

Cable charging clip

Embodiments of a charging system to be coupled with a protective cover and/or portable device for wireless charging are disclosed. The charging system includes a charging mount defining a rear surface and a front surface. The rear surface and the front surface of the mount body define a first thickness. The charging mount is configured to be coupled with a portable device having a device coil such that the front surface of the charging mount is adjacent to the portable device. The mount body corresponding with a coil receiver defines a second thickness which is less than the first thickness. A charging module is removably coupled with the rear surface of the charging mount and positioned within the module receiver. The charging module includes a coil operable to interact with the device coil to wirelessly charge the portable device. The coil is positioned within the coil receiver.

Systems and methods for a wireless charging mount

Various embodiments of systems and methods for an aerodynamic mount coupled to a module encasing a portable device in which the aerodynamic mount defines curved top and bottom edges that each form a curved edge portion in communication with a slope portion forming a gradually tapered slope for allowing high speed air flow to follow around the body of the mount when secured to the upper thigh of a pilot are disclosed herein.

Aerodynamic mount for a module

Disclosed is a vending service unit that couples to a golf cart vehicle to form a golf cart with food and retail service features. The vending service unit includes modules that allow hot and cold food and beverages to be stored and sold, and other retail items such as tobacco, golf supplies, and ice to be displayed and sold from the golf cart with food and retail service features. The vending service unit includes removable concession modules that a vendor can easily and quickly replace and/or interchange. The disclosed vending service unit includes drawers that allow different types of beverage to be stored and sold. The drawers are individually insulated and can be individually heated or chilled for different food temperatures and types. The vending service unit includes a counter surface that can be used to set items upon and upon which to conduct business.

Golf cart vending service unit

Fill valve

A flashlight mounting system for a helmet of the type used by firefighters. The system has a light holder which is engageable with an adaptor on or secured to a helmet. A coupling is adjustable relative to the holder at engaging teeth and grooves to adjust the light and the path of the light beam. The adaptor and holder may be manually disengaged to change the orientation of the light or to allow the user to manually use the light and reattach the light in the original position without removing the helmet in dangerous environments and other environments. Inserts may be provided to adopt the light-receiving section to various styles, types and shapes of flashlights. The system allows the user to quickly adjust the flashlight and also allows the use of the light and holder with different helmets.

Flashlight mounting system

A portable desk for use in home and office environments for comfortably and conveniently supporting a portable computer or other electronic device on the lap or knees of a user. The desk has an upper surface on which the computer rests. The desk is supported on the user's lap by a flexible, bowable support member which is repositionable, thus allowing the user to change the inclination of the desk in order to adjust the viewing angle of the computer screen. A flexible tray for an accessory such as a mouse may be inserted in a slot at either side of the desktop. The tray may be reversibly inserted with a smooth, planar surface or a textured, frictional surface disposed facing upwardly. Ventilation is provided through a transversely recessed convex channel in the upper surface and may also include a small, USB-powered fan to increase heat dissipation. Cable management features may also be provided.

Portable inclinating desk for notebook computers

A portable desk for a laptop computer or similar device. The desk has a rigid panel with a central cutout. Pads are provided on the top surface to receive the computer case to provide friction. Cushions on the underside of the panel engage and stabilize the desk on the user's legs in a sitting position. A mouse pad is hinged to the desk and in a stored position is received in the center cutout and may be deployed to a position adjacent the desk when in use. Heat is dissipated through the central cutout and also along air troughs between the bottom of the case and upper surface of the desk. In one embodiment, the desk may be provided with folding legs which may be deployed to impart an inclination to the working surface. The desk is compact, lightweight and can be conveniently stored in a carrying case alongside the computer when not in use.

Laptop desk for portable computers

An amusement and entertainment device for pets, particularly felines. The device has a weighted base with a curved outer surface. A fan within the base directs a flow of air into a transparent viewing chamber which contains one or more flying particles which have the appearance of flying insects will dart and fly about in the chamber. The particles may be luminescent to glow in the dark. The device will appeal to the animal's stalking instincts and will return to an upright position when pawed or struck.

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Scottsdale, AZ, United States of America

Thomas Paul Muday