Abstract: A multi-functional sensor assembly includes an electrically non-conductive substrate defining at least a distal region, intermediary region, and proximal region that are each covered with electrically conductive traces. The proximal region is configured to be exposed to a media to be sensed and the distal and intermediary regions are configured to be protected from the media. The electrically conductive traces comprise at least electrical circuits to sense temperature and flow of the media and one or more electrodes to sense one or more of conductivity, oxidation reduction potential (ORP), and acidity (pH) of the media.

Abstract: A multi-functional water quality sensor assembly includes an electrically non-conductive substrate carrying electrically conductive traces that comprise one or more electrodes configured to sense at least one of oxidation reduction potential (ORP) or acidity (pH) of water. The electrodes are configured to be operated according to a dynamic mode, which includes establishing constant potentials or constant currents between the electrodes and documenting potentials between the electrodes as a measure of ORP and/or pH, and/or determining a differential in the potentials between first and second times as a measure of pH of the water, wherein the dynamic mode may be carried out without use of a silver chloride reference electrode.

Abstract: A multi-functional sensor assembly includes an electrically non-conductive substrate defining at least a distal region, intermediary region, and proximal region that are each covered with electrically conductive traces. The proximal region is configured to be exposed to a media to be sensed and the distal and intermediary regions are configured to be protected from the media. The electrically conductive traces comprise at least electrical circuits to sense temperature and flow of the media and one or more electrodes to sense one or more of conductivity, oxidation reduction potential (ORP), and acidity (pH) of the media.

Abstract: A multi-functional sensor assembly includes an electrically non-conductive substrate defining at least a distal region, intermediary region, and proximal region that are each covered with electrically conductive traces. The proximal region is configured to be exposed to a media to be sensed and the distal and intermediary regions are configured to be protected from the media. The electrically conductive traces comprise at least electrical circuits to sense temperature and flow of the media and one or more electrodes to sense one or more of conductivity, oxidation reduction potential (ORP), and acidity (pH) of the media.

Abstract: Descenting apparatus and method. An ozone generator (32) is disposed within and mounted to a portable denclosure (10) for releasing ozone within said enclosure for descenting a hunter's clothes (12) and hunting gear (16) or for descenting a dog training cloth to which a scent is thereafter applied. In a hunting lodge, a stand-along room (50) has an opening (54) to the outside of the lodge and is sealed against entrance of odors from the remainder of the lodge and environmentally controllable with air only from outside the lodge. An ozone generator (52) is mounted to a wall (78) thereof for releasing ozone for descenting a hunter and the hunter's clothes and hunting gear (74).

Abstract: A ventable seal is provided for closing the open end of an electrochemical cell. The seal incorporates indentations formed in the outer surface of the centrally located hub that abuts a flexible diaphragm at a ventable interface. If a cell's internal pressure reaches an unsafe level and the seal ruptures, the indentations prevent resealing of the ruptured seal thereby avoiding a second build up of pressure within the cell.

Abstract: A ventable seal is provided for closing the open end of an electrochemical cell. The seal incorporates indentations formed in the outer surface of the centrally located hub that abuts a flexible diaphragm at a ventable interface. If a cell's internal pressure reaches an unsafe level and the seal ruptures, the indentations prevent resealing of the ruptured seal thereby avoiding a second build up of pressure within the cell.