David J Gates

US Patent:

6910669, Jun 28, 2005

Filed:

Sep 12, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/660979

Inventors:

David L. Gates - Dallas TX, US
Monte Morrish - Mesquite TX, US

International Classification:

A47B097/00

US Classification:

248503, 224 4213, 224 4221, 224509, 248201, 403180, 403184, 403301, 403306

Abstract:

A bracket adapted to fit through a wheel of a spare tire for a vehicle is provided. The bracket includes a first plate portion, a first member, a second plate portion, and a second member. The first plate portion has at least two stud holes formed therethrough and arranged in a pattern corresponding to a wheel-stud pattern for at least one vehicle. The first member extends from the first plate portion. At least part of an exterior surface of the first member has a cylindrical shape. The first member has a first threaded portion. The second member extends from the second plate portion. The second member has a second threaded portion. The first threaded portion is adapted to mate with the second threaded portion. The bracket may be includes in a kit, wherein the kit includes a container holding bracket.

US Patent:

41704193, Oct 9, 1979

Filed:

Feb 23, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/771103

Inventors:

Richard G. Van Tyne - Richardson TX
Weldon A. Sanders - Seagoville TX
Richard D. De La Matyr - Richardson TX
David L. Gates - Plano TX

Assignee:

Camsco, Inc. - Richardson TX

International Classification:

G01N 2132
G01N 2148
G01N 2126

US Classification:

356431

Abstract:

The specification discloses an optical web inspection system for detecting imperfections in a web having a longitudinal axis and moving in a plane across an inspection area. Radiation means is disposed above the plane of the web and transverse to the longitudinal axis of the web for directing radiant energy on the web at the inspection area. A plurality of sensors are mounted transverse to the longitudinal axis of the web and above the inspection area for receiving reflected radiation from successive transverse portions of the web passing across the inspection area. The plurality of sensors generate electrical output signals representing the intensity of the reflected radiation from the successive transverse portions of the web. Circuitry for periodically summing the electrical output signals from selected ones of the sensors is provided to generate a summation signal representative of the sum of reflected radiation from selected discrete segments of a plurality of the transverse portions of the web. The system further includes circuitry for comparing at least one of the electrical output signals with the summation signal for determining whether an imperfection exists within the web.