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Wayne P Walker

Philip G Koehler

Roberto M Pereira

Earnie Lee Walker

Elizabeth Knote

A system to heat objects which are infested with arthropods is disclosed having a structured shelter, composed of two double reflective canopies and a double reflective floor cover. Heaters are placed within the shelter, and a fan is located behind the heater to furnish hot air circulation. Thermocouples are provided to determine the heating end point. The non metallic support structure is installed around the objects to be heated, and the various reflective covers and canopies are installed upon the support structure.

Heat chamber for termination of bed bugs and other arthropods

A user selectable optional power tinting system. A typical OPTS includes a user selection interface operable to allow a user to select a tinting option from a plurality of tinting options, a panel selection assembly coupled to the user selection interface and operable to engage a window panel corresponding to an option selected by the user selection interface, an actuator motor operable to engage the panel selection assembly when an option is selected from the user selection interface, and a plurality of differently tinted panels operable to be engaged by the panel selection assembly when an option is selected from the user selection interface, each differently tinted panel corresponding to one of the plurality of tinting options.

System and method for a user-selectable tinted window panel apparatus

A device includes a plurality of buoyant support members having a plurality of cavities formed therein and are provided with a plurality of pivotal access panels to access the cavities. A plurality of elongated rocker arms and a plurality of associated scrubbing assemblies are operably attached thereto. Such rocker arms extend inwardly from the support members and are laterally adjustable such that the scrubbing assemblies can be positioned along alternating planes during operating conditions. A plurality of hydraulic separators are positioned between the support members and include associated pistons secured to the support members such that a spatial relationship between the support members can be adjusted. A mechanism, partially disposed in the cavities, is included for effectively discharging a volume of fluid through the scrubbing assemblies towards the boat hull.

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Wayne P Walker