Steven A Snyder

Address:

9148 Pinewood Dr, Loveland, OH 45140

VIN:

5J6YH2H32BL005248

Make:

HONDA

Model:

ELEMENT

Year:

2011

US Patent:

6752071, Jun 22, 2004

Filed:

Feb 15, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/077329

Inventors:

Steven A. Snyder - Loveland OH

Assignee:

Gold Medal Products Company - Cincinnatti OH

International Classification:

A23L 118

US Classification:

993235, 993239

Abstract:

A kettle for popping corn has a thick film heater applied to a bottom wall of the kettle. The thick film heater may be used to uniformly heat the kettle or provide a controlled temperature gradient across the kettle cooking surface. The kettle and thick film heater provide efficient heating of the kettle and better control of heat supplied to the cooking surface.

US Patent:

20110185914, Aug 4, 2011

Filed:

Feb 1, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/697366

Inventors:

Steven A. Snyder - Loveland OH, US

Assignee:

GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS COMPANY - Cincinnati OH

International Classification:

A23L 1/18

US Classification:

993235

Abstract:

A popcorn popping machine is provided including a cabinet, a popcorn popping kettle mounted within the cabinet, and a pump mounted at a height above a height of the kettle that is configured to pump oil from a container of oil and deliver the oil to the kettle. Control circuitry is provided for operating the pump to deliver oil to the kettle.

US Patent:

49728857, Nov 27, 1990

Filed:

Aug 2, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/389073

Inventors:

John G. Legler - Huber Heights OH
David D. Flora - Arcanum OH
William J. Schaefer - Dayton OH
Steven A. Snyder - Spring Valley OH

Assignee:

Shopsmith, Inc. - Dayton OH

International Classification:

B27C 900

US Classification:

144 1R

Abstract:

A power module for providing power to any one of a plurality of special purpose woodworking tools has a variable speed headstock on a base, and a tool support carriage on the base. The tool support carriage is formed with two pairs of tube-receiving sockets for receiving the support tubes of a special purpose woodworking tool. The sockets are formed at two different levels above the base, such levels corresponding to the difference in spacing of the input shaft connections with respect to the support tubes. The base is mounted for movement toward and away from the headstock, providing alignment of the input shaft with the headstock hub. A variable speed drive in the headstock employs an intermediate three-section pulley of the variator type, and a speed control knob is connected to position the variable speed drive to provide for the selection of speed for any particular tool.

US Patent:

44510632, May 29, 1984

Filed:

Jun 9, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/386755

Inventors:

Steven A. Snyder - Constantine MI

Assignee:

Coachmen Industries, Inc. - Middlebury IN

International Classification:

B60R 300

US Classification:

280163

Abstract:

An improved running board construction for mounting to a vehicle includes an elongate deck and at least one bracket extending beneath and transverse to the deck, the bracket being attachable to the frame of the vehicle for mounting the running board to the vehicle. A single channel is formed integrally with the underside of the deck. The channel includes a pair of walls which are spaced transversely from each other and a pair of inwardly turned lips on the walls extending toward each other. A plate which also extends transversely of the deck is slidably received in the channel and bolts having flat sided heads extend downwardly from the slidable plate for attaching the plate to the bracket. The flat sided heads of the bolts are positioned against at least one of either the walls of the channel or against a raised bead on the plate to prevent the bolts from turning.

US Patent:

44639627, Aug 7, 1984

Filed:

Feb 12, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/348508

Inventors:

Steven A. Snyder - Constantine MI

Assignee:

Coachmen Industries, Inc. - Elkhart IN

International Classification:

B60Q 132

US Classification:

280164R

Abstract:

A running board and lighting assembly therefor for mounting to a vehicle and in which the running board includes a deck and an elongate plate extending angularly from an edge of the deck. A pair of inwardly turned flanges are formed integrally with the plate extending longitudinally of the deck and parallel thereto to form a channel at the edge of the plate adjacent the deck to slidably receive a light strip or other slidable element.

US Patent:

44562756, Jun 26, 1984

Filed:

Feb 12, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/348507

Inventors:

Steven A. Snyder - Constantine MI
Gary L. Reeve - LaGrange IN

Assignee:

Coachmen Industries, Inc. - Middlebury IN

International Classification:

B60R 300

US Classification:

280163

Abstract:

A running board construction for mounting to a vehicle includes an elongate deck and at least one bracket extending beneath and transverse to the deck, the bracket being attachable to the frame of the vehicle for mounting the running board to the vehicle. A single channel is formed integrally with the underside of the deck in substantially the center of the deck and a pair of flanges are also formed integrally with the deck and spaced to both sides of the channel. The channel slidingly receives a bolt for fastening the bracket to the underside of the deck and the flanges extend to a lower elevation than the channel, such that when the bolt is tightened, the bracket is bowed beneath the deck.

US Patent:

47339047, Mar 29, 1988

Filed:

Jun 23, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/256703

Inventors:

Steven A. Snyder - Sturgis MI

Assignee:

Sparkomatic Corporation - Milford PA

International Classification:

B60J 7195

US Classification:

296213

Abstract:

A sun roof assembly and seal therefor comprises a flexible ring shaped member having a base with a groove therein for receiving a continuous rigid bead on the frame of the sun roof and a tubular bulb positioned on the upper wall of the base. When the cover of the sun roof is opened the upper wall of the bulb springs upwardly above the level of the roof in which the sun roof is installed, but when the cover is closed, the upper wall of the bulk is compressed against the base above the rigid bead to seal the sun roof against leakage.

US Patent:

55128777, Apr 30, 1996

Filed:

May 9, 1905

Appl. No.:

8/437513

Inventors:

James R. Gels - Fairfield OH
Robert D. Smith - Cincinnati OH
Steven A. Snyder - Loveland OH

Assignee:

Mosler, Inc. - Hamilton OH

International Classification:

G08B 1302

US Classification:

340570

Abstract:

A currency removal sensor system for detecting removal of currency from a cash drawer includes a tray base positioned within the bottom of the cash drawer and a removable tray sitting on top of the base. A sensor is mounted at a predetermined location in the tray base and is coupled to alarm circuitry. The tray includes a number of currency compartments, at least one of the currency compartments including a pivoting currency clip having an upward position and a downward position. The currency clip includes a magnet which is suspended away from the sensor in the base when the clip is in the upward position and which lies proximate the sensor when the clip is in the downward position to activate the sensor and initiate an alarm. A stack of currency is placed beneath the clip arm to suspend the arm and prevent an alarm when the tray is on the tray base in the cash drawer whereby the currency tray, which is not electrically or physically connected to the tray base, may be quickly and easily removed from the base and cash drawer without initiating an alarm; however, removing the currency from the compartment when the tray is in the drawer allows the clip device to fall to the downward position and initiate an alarm.