Chris Pearson

US Patent:

20040226960, Nov 18, 2004

Filed:

May 14, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/846986

Inventors:

Carlos Aguirre - Woodland Hills CA, US
Robert Norton - Parker CO, US
Chris Pearson - Parker CO, US
Bobby Stephens - Birmingham AL, US

International Classification:

G01F011/00

US Classification:

222/001000, 222/399000

Abstract:

A self-contained beverage dispensing apparatus, which is adapted for commercial and/or home use as an alternative to traditional canned beverage service, is provided. In one embodiment, the beverage dispensing apparatus is highly portable and of sufficient dimension to be positioned on a conventional airline beverage cart and stored in an aircraft's cargo storage compartment. In one embodiment, the beverage dispensing apparatus can be selectively locked and secured with a mechanism that will indicate whether any pre-flight tampering has occurred. In one embodiment, the beverage dispensing apparatus is further comprised of at least one beverage dispensing mechanism that can be extended from within the housing for use and later retracted for storage. In one embodiment, the beverage dispensing apparatus can be used with beverage containers with mouths of varying sizes.

US Patent:

20060207997, Sep 21, 2006

Filed:

Dec 20, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/314965

Inventors:

Carlos Aguirre - Woodland Hills CA, US
Robert Norton - Parker CO, US
Chris Pearson - Parker CO, US
Bobby Stephens - Birmingham AL, US

International Classification:

G01F 11/00
B67D 5/56
B60P 3/22
B67B 7/00

US Classification:

222001000, 222129100, 222608000

Abstract:

A self-contained beverage dispensing apparatus, which is adapted for commercial and/or home use as an alternative to traditional canned beverage service, is provided. In one embodiment, the beverage dispensing apparatus is highly portable and of sufficient dimension to be positioned on a conventional airline beverage cart and stored in an aircraft's cargo storage compartment. In one embodiment, the beverage dispensing apparatus can be selectively locked and secured with a mechanism that will indicate whether any pre-flight tampering has occurred. In one embodiment, the beverage dispensing apparatus is further comprised of at least one beverage dispensing mechanism that can be extended from within the housing for use and later retracted for storage. In one embodiment, the beverage dispensing apparatus can be used with beverage containers with mouths of varying sizes.

US Patent:

61751723, Jan 16, 2001

Filed:

Aug 4, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/905728

Inventors:

Daniel Bakholdin - Canyon County CA
Robert W. Bosley - Cerritos CA
Harold A. Rosen - Santa Monica CA
Chris C. Pearson - Woodside CA
Scott B. Pano - Torrance CA

Assignee:

Rosen Motors, L.P. - Woodland Hills CA

International Classification:

H02K 702

US Classification:

310 74

Abstract:

A flywheel assembly for storing energy and rotatable in response to the rotation of a shaft includes a hub having a transition portion having a constant stress intermediate region operatively coupled to the shaft and an outer connecting portion forming a flexible cylinder, wherein the shaft and the flexible cylinder are substantially coaxial, and an outer cylinder wherein a majority of the mass of the flywheel assembly is concentrated. The flexible cylinder includes connecting pads disposed at opposing edges of the outer side of the flexible cylinder thereby permitting connection to the outer cylinder. The outer cylinder increases radially responsive to a corresponding increase in rotational speed of the flywheel assembly, while the diameter of the transition portion of the hub follows the radial increase of the outer cylinder.

US Patent:

54624029, Oct 31, 1995

Filed:

Feb 22, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/199897

Inventors:

Daniel Bakholdin - Van Nuys CA
Robert W. Bosley - Cerritos CA
Chris C. Pearson - Woodside CA

Assignee:

Rosen Motors, L.P. - Woodland Hills CA

International Classification:

F01D 136

US Classification:

415 90

Abstract:

A flywheel assembly used for mobile energy storage incorporates a molecular pump and an internal chamber containing molecular sieves. The molecular pump shares the shaft, bearings, and motor of the flywheel rotor, and maintains the high vacuum desired in the vicinity of the flywheel rotor. The gases which evolve from the rotor during its operational life are pumped into the chamber containing the molecular sieves where they are adsorbed.