Abstract: This present invention relates to a missing wheel chock alert device that features a flag or indicator system on one side of the device that is easily visible to a vehicle operator through the side view mirror. The wheel chock alert device provides notification to an operator regarding a missing, lost, or unsecured wheel chock; and therefore, ensures that the vehicle operator does not leave the wheel chock(s) at jobsites and other areas. Additionally, the wheel chock alert device offers ease and convenience when identifying the position and status of the wheel chock, and ensures the wheel chock remains secure.

Abstract: An airborne radar display is simulated using electronic messages obtained from a traffic alert and collision avoidance system (TCAS). The system does not utilize radar. Rather, the data that is received by a TCAS receiver, such as the range and bearing of other aircraft in the vicinity, are transformed into a display resembling that of a conventional airborne radar system.

Abstract: A solid-state electronic avionics display instrument includes one or more bar-graph-like displays mounted within a housing in a manner that emulates the manner in which prior electromechanical indicator mechanisms have been mounted in such housings so as to indicate a value along a vertically readable scale. An aircraft can be retrofitted with such instruments to replace existing electromechanical mechanism-based avionics instruments.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a key locator (10) having a tag (12). A key attachment means (14) is securely attached to the tag (12) and at least one key (16) is securely attached to the key attachment means (14). At least one set of instructions (18) are inscribed on the tag (12). The tag (12) includes a mailing address (20) having mailing address postage indicia (20A) inscribed on the tag (12). A microchip (22) which comprises an user's personal identifier therein embedded with the tag (12). A bar code (24) which comprises an user's personal identifier therein inscribed on the tag (12), along with a magnetic strip (26) which also has an user's personal identifier therein recorded. A method is included describing the method to record the user's personal identifier onto the tag (12).

Abstract: The present invention relates to a key locator (10) having a tag (12). A key attachment means (14) is securely attached to the tag (12) and at least one key (16) is securely attached to the key attachment means (14). At least one set of instructions (18) are inscribed on the tag (12). The tag (12) includes a mailing address (20) having mailing address postage indicia (20A) inscribed on the tag (12). A microchip (22) which comprises an user's personal identifier therein embedded with the tag (12). A bar code (24) which comprises an user's personal identifier therein inscribed on the tag (12), along with a magnetic strip (26) which also has an user's personal identifier therein recorded. A method is included describing the method to record the user's personal identifier onto the tag (12).