John G Weber

US Patent:

7726747, Jun 1, 2010

Filed:

Jan 25, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/657999

Inventors:

John Weber - Levittown NY, US
Steven Kennedy - Canterbury, NZ

International Classification:

B60T 8/32

US Classification:

303137, 303 89, 303 964, 188 2422

Abstract:

A locking mechanism for installing between a master cylinder and a brake line includes a housing having an internal bore, an inlet port, a passage, and an outlet port. A reciprocating piston is movable within the bore. A locking lever is coupled to the reciprocating piston for actuating the reciprocating piston. A fastener having an internal fluid passage for providing fluid communication between the passage and the master cylinder secures the housing to the master cylinder. The locking lever is moveable between a first position, wherein the hydraulic fluid can flow freely between the master cylinder and the brake line for engaging and disengaging the vehicle brake and a second position, wherein the hydraulic fluid is prevented from returning to the master cylinder for maintaining the vehicle brake in an engaged state.

US Patent:

7909415, Mar 22, 2011

Filed:

Apr 13, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/798891

Inventors:

John Weber - Levittown NY, US
Steven Kennedy - Canterbury, NZ

International Classification:

B60T 8/32

US Classification:

303137, 303 89, 303 964, 188 2422

Abstract:

A locking mechanism for installing between a master cylinder and a brake line includes a housing having an internal bore, an inlet port, a passage, and an outlet port. A reciprocating piston is movable within the bore. A locking lever is coupled to the reciprocating piston for actuating the reciprocating piston. A fastener having an internal fluid passage for providing fluid communication between the passage and the master cylinder secures the housing to the master cylinder. The locking lever is moveable between a first position, wherein the hydraulic fluid can flow freely between the master cylinder and the brake line for engaging and disengaging the vehicle brake and a second position, wherein the hydraulic fluid is prevented from returning to the master cylinder for maintaining the vehicle brake in an engaged state.

US Patent:

20070180017, Aug 2, 2007

Filed:

Jan 30, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/344402

Inventors:

John Weber - Northport NY, US

Assignee:

DGI Creations, LLC - Raleigh NC

International Classification:

G06F 15/16

US Classification:

709200000

Abstract:

Extensions to the concept of using a power line carrier to convey a data record from the secondary side of a first transformer to a receiver in a power distribution substation include receiving the data record over a secondary data path in the event that the primary path is not available. The data record received over the secondary path through a second transformer rather than the first transformer must not interfere with other data transmissions from other transmitters and needs to identify the source of the transmission. An alternative to using a secondary data path through second transformer rather than the first transformer is to provide a data bridge around an opening in the primary path. This abstract is drafted to aid those searching for relevant patents and does not represent a legal limit on the scope of claims arising from patents claiming priority to this application.

US Patent:

53175980, May 31, 1994

Filed:

Jun 24, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/903648

Inventors:

Irving W. Cahalan - Huntington Station NY
Michael La Clair - Yapank NY
Paul Seiter - Middle Village NY
John Weber - Northport NY

Assignee:

Hazeltine Corporation - Greenlawn NY

International Classification:

H03K 904

US Classification:

375 75

Abstract:

A portable test receiver for field maintenance of a remote sensor monitoring system for underground transformers. The apparatus uses a phase locked loop method to demodulate the DPSK modulation of the remote monitor transmitter. The apparatus is battery operated and easily moved to permit monitoring of spot networks and critical locations for maintenance work. The apparatus features a single software driven display offering good visibility with low current drain. Decoding the transmitter signal is accomplished by using the crystal oscillator circuit of the transmitter is used to generate a reference which is compared to the transmitter signal to detect phase flips. Since the apparatus is battery-powered, there is no AC power to provide "zero" crossing points of the monitored transmitter. Bit timing is provided by taking advantage of the nulls at the 60 cycle "zero" crossings found in the transmitter signal.

US Patent:

56604033, Aug 26, 1997

Filed:

Dec 20, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/575901

Inventors:

J. Douglas O'Neill - Isle of Palms SC
Robert W. Hooper - Isle of Palms SC
John J. Weber - Charlotte NC

International Classification:

B62B 100

US Classification:

280 4719

Abstract:

A multipurpose beach cart for transporting materials to and from a beach or picnic destination. A cage frame with a wide roller is hand-pulled over sandy or beach terrain. The cage frame holds loose, bulky items such as towels and blankets. A basket is attached to the upper portion of the cage frame for holding smaller personal items such as sunbathing paraphernalia. A table attachment allows for the transportation of larger items and can double as a table after arriving at the desired location.

US Patent:

20230038296, Feb 9, 2023

Filed:

Jul 13, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/812318

Inventors:

- MOUNTAIN VIEW CA, US
STEFAAN FRANCOIS LOUIS WAEGENEIRE - LONG ISLAND CITY NY, US
XAVIER FACON - NEW YORK NY, US
THOMAS JOHN LIMONGELLO - BROOKLYN NY, US
SHARAD KUMAR TRIVEDI - WOODBRIDGE NJ, US
JOHN GARRETT WEBER - BROOKLYN NY, US

International Classification:

G06Q 30/02

Abstract:

With an offer server computer system: receiving a first digital image file; receiving a first mapping of product codes to audience segment identifiers; receiving a temporary price reduction offer dataset; mapping a target identifier for an end-user device of a consumer to an audience segment identifier; in response to determining, based on the audience segment identifier, that the TPR offer dataset has a product code and a retailer identifier that map to the audience segment identifier, and an effective date value that includes a current date value, and the retailer identifier corresponds to a retailer location within a specified distance of a then-current location of the end-user computing device: creating and storing a digital offer dataset comprising both the first digital image file and a second digital image file that presents data elements of the TPR offer dataset; causing transmission of the dataset to the end-user device.