Kenneth J Wolf

US Patent:

20020092792, Jul 18, 2002

Filed:

Jan 16, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/759309

Inventors:

Kenneth Wolf - Cerritos CA, US

International Classification:

B65D069/00

US Classification:

206/579000

Abstract:

A golf emergency kit that comprises a variety of articles stored in a case. The case, having a top compartment and a bottom compartment, is constructed of a durable plastic. It is compact to enable a user to store it in a standard golf bag. The bottom compartment is lined with a foam bed with cut outs that are specifically designed to fit a particular article. The top compartment of the case has a plurality of elastic bands that extend over the compartment. The remainder of the articles are secured under these bands in order to hold them in place when the case is closed. Some of the articles stored in the golf emergency kit are a water bottle, tissues, insect repellent, bandages and aspirin.

US Patent:

46852182, Aug 11, 1987

Filed:

Aug 28, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/901384

Inventors:

Kenneth E. Wolf - Wauconda IL

International Classification:

G01C 906

US Classification:

33366

Abstract:

There is described a level sensing unit which is simple to operate, rugged in construction, sensitive to angular deviations of about 4 minutes 30 seconds, relatively inexpensive to construct, and very reliable. The unit is a sealed housing containing two communicating channels as fluid reservoirs opening into a compartment with an axle mounted between the channels and a float for each channel pivotally connected to the axle. Each float has an electrically conductive extension in electrical contact with the axle and directed toward a strip of similarly conductive material mounted within the housing. When the channels are filled with a nonconductive reactive fluid the extensions are in electrical contact with the strips when the floats are in a level condition, and the extensions become electrically disengaged through a buoyant force exerted on one float when the device is rotated so as to deviate from level.

US Patent:

D372070, Apr 10, 1990

Filed:

Oct 23, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/112751

Inventors:

Kenneth T. Wolf - Yonkers NY

US Classification:

D32 46

US Patent:

50882040, Feb 18, 1992

Filed:

Oct 25, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/603563

Inventors:

Kenneth E. Wolf - Wauconda IL

International Classification:

G01C 906

US Classification:

33366

Abstract:

A level sensing unit, designed to be incorporated in a carpenter's level, is relatively insensitive to the expansion and contraction of the buoyant fluid, independent of the specific gravity of the fluid, and virtually free of oscillations accompanying a change in liquid orientation. The device can be constructed inexpensively of commonly available materials. The device has a float with an electrically conducting plate bisecting the float between its ends and is pivotally mounted on pins protruding from walls of a sealed housing. Adjacent to the opposing surfaces of the plate are two electrically conducting strips. At level neither strip contacts the nearest surface of the plate, but when the unit is not at level one or the other strip makes physical and electrical contact.

US Patent:

48767999, Oct 31, 1989

Filed:

Aug 3, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/227696

Inventors:

Kenneth E. Wolf - Wauconda IL

International Classification:

C01C 906
B60Q 152

US Classification:

33366

Abstract:

A level sensing unit, designed to be incorporated in a carpenter's level, is relatively insensitive to the expansion and contraction of the buoyant fluid, independent of the specific gravity of the fluid, and virtually free of oscillations accompanying a change in liquid orientation. The device can be constructed inexpensively of commonly available materials. The device has a cylindrical float mounted on a centrally positioned axle with a plate extending above the float surfaces and placed normal to the axle. The axle extends between the walls of a sealed housing, and adjacent to the edge of the plate are two electrically conducting strips. At level neither strip contacts the edge of the plate, but when the unit is not at level one or the other strip makes physical and electrical contact.