Fisher Research Labs, Inc.

Antec, Incorporated

William A Rademacher

John C Griffin

Walk-through detector

In some preferred embodiments, an inverted U-shaped detector is provided that includes a) novel and convenient support structure to support lower ends of side panels and b) novel and convenient wheel structure to install wheels to a lower end of the side panels to facilitate manipulation, assembly, portability and/or transport. In some preferred implementations, the support structure can be attached to the lower ends of the side panels, then wheels can be attached to a lower end of one of the side panels, and then the device can be tilted and rolled for portability and transport. In some preferred embodiments, the structure is configured to enable a single individual to install the support structure and the wheel structure, and also to move, relocate or transport (e.g., roll) the detector device.

Walk-through detector systems and methods

Metal detector

The present invention relates to an electrical connector assembly for a printed circuit board which alleviates the need to remove stingers from the assembly when removing the printed circuit board. The assembly of the present invention comprises a male connector for receiving one or more stingers. The stinger, which is located at the end of a cable such as a coaxial cable, forms an electrical circuit within the male connector. The male connector is inserted within a female connector coupled to a printed circuit board, forming an electrical connection. If the printed circuit board is removed from the assembly, the female connector is disconnected from the male connector enabling the stinger to be maintained in place with the male connector easing the replacement operation.

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El Paso, TX, United States of America

William A Rademacher