Richard F Honigsbaum

US Patent:

6499421, Dec 31, 2002

Filed:

Apr 12, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/547605

Inventors:

Richard F. Honigsbaum - Passaic NJ 07055

International Classification:

G09F 700

US Classification:

116205, 52 33, 116DIG 17

Abstract:

This invention uses a family of exit-finding aids to enable occupants of rooms or workspaces in buildings, cabins in ships, seats in aircraft cabins, auditoriums, theaters, etc. to know the distance and direction to the nearest exit in each direction by touch as well as by sight; to know so before leaving those spaces; to similarly know the escape paths to each of those exits; to similarly know the distance and direction to alternate exits along the escape path; to similarly confirm arrival at an exit; and to similarly know the distance and direction to alternates to exits that are unusable.

US Patent:

48862215, Dec 12, 1989

Filed:

Dec 24, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/138505

Inventors:

Richard F. Honigsbaum - Passaic NJ

International Classification:

B64D 4502

US Classification:

244 1A

Abstract:

A charge control apparatus for a flightcraft uses an inherent droplet charging mechanism to remove unwanted charge from the distal portion of a reference body mechanically connected to, and external to the craft, and a driven ion attachment mechanism to adjust the potential of the craft to that of the reference.

US Patent:

41845315, Jan 22, 1980

Filed:

Jan 12, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/758905

Inventors:

Richard F. Honigsbaum - Passaic NJ

International Classification:

B60C 1502

US Classification:

1523791

Abstract:

Improved assembly for removably securing an inflatable tire about a vehicle wheel includes a latching ring disposed in a circumferential receiving groove in the bead seat of the wheel adjacent the inner face of the tire bead. The latching ring includes a portion protruding above the bead seat for retaining the tire in place and a portion shearable by a force applied to the outwardly facing surface of the tire bead in excess of the force encountered during rotation of the vehicle wheel, whereby the tire may be removed without damage upon shearing of the shearable portion.

US Patent:

62224794, Apr 24, 2001

Filed:

Oct 12, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/416253

Inventors:

Richard F. Honigsbaum - Passaic NJ

International Classification:

G01S 1356

US Classification:

342 13

Abstract:

Stealthcraft are detected by illuminating backgrounds with narrow radar or sonar beams and monitoring this background illumination for the changes that result when these beams are absorbed by such targets, and are ranged by triangulation using two such beams.

US Patent:

59908220, Nov 23, 1999

Filed:

Jun 11, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/714328

Inventors:

Richard F. Honigsbaum - Passaic NJ

International Classification:

G01S 1356

US Classification:

342 90

Abstract:

Stealthcraft are detected by illuminating backgrounds with narrow radar or sonar beams and monitoring this background illumination for the changes that result when these beams are absorbed by such targets, and are ranged by triangulation using two such beams.

US Patent:

46467130, Mar 3, 1987

Filed:

Mar 14, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/475357

Inventors:

Richard F. Honigsbaum - Passaic NJ

International Classification:

F24B 500
F24C 108

US Classification:

126 79

Abstract:

An improved process of the type wherein a fuel is first pyrolyzed in a chamber and the resulting volatiles and non-volatiles then transferred to a combustion region for burning, the improvement comprising temporarily storing at least a portion of the volatiles in an enclosure spaced from the chamber and the combustion region when volatiles production exceeds the volatiles incineration capability of the combustion region. Apparatus for carrying out the method of the invention is also disclosed.

US Patent:

41974743, Apr 8, 1980

Filed:

Sep 19, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/834529

Inventors:

Richard F. Honigsbaum - Passaic NJ

International Classification:

H02K 4900

US Classification:

310104

Abstract:

An improved hermetic clutch for driving a shaft and adapted for securement to a non-rotating supporting structure includes first and second elongate annular members, the second being concentrically disposed within the first with the shaft coupled to one of the members for rotation therewith. Means are provided for electromagnetically coupling the members for imparting rotation to the one member upon mechanical rotation of the other. The assembly also includes a "can"-shaped hermetic seal disposed between the two members and fixedly secured at its open end to the supporting structure, and means mechanically coupled to the stationary support and the seal for preloading the seal in axial tension to enhance the structural integrity thereof. Means are also provided for supporting each of the members for rotation relative to the seal, and for maintaining concentricity therebetween.

US Patent:

49762028, Dec 11, 1990

Filed:

May 31, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/200702

Inventors:

Richard F. Honigsbaum - Passaic NJ

International Classification:

F42B 1346

US Classification:

102367

Abstract:

The antitank-antipersonnel weapons of this invention are synergistic combinations of lens-compromising agents, radar-compromising agents, and human irritants. The lens-compromising agents opaque the external lenses of tank periscopes and gunsights, and the radar-compromising agents block radar signals, forcing tank crews to navigate tanks and aim weapons by direct observation through open hatches, and to don "gas" masks for protection against the human irritants. The lenses of protective masks are also opaqued by the weapons of this invention, and when they are, tanks, tank crews, and other personnel are functionally blind and unable to fight.