Abstract: A handle assembly for a fishing rod and reel assembly. The handle assembly includes a handle body extending from a first end to a second end along a first central axis. The handle body defines a gripping area and a reel seat. A motor actuation button is defined along the handle body. A motor mount is connected to the handle body and extends along a second central axis from a generally closed end to a second end defining an opening. A motor is positioned in the motor mount such that a rotating connector extends from the opening in the motor mount. A rotating drive mechanism is connected at a first end to the rotating connector and has a second end configured for connection to a spool shaft of a reel which is configured for connection to the handle body reel seat. A power source is electrically connected with the motor actuation button and the motor.

Abstract: Implantable medical devices made from a single beta phase Tantalum alloy utilizing Titanium as an alloying agent that are biocompatible, radiopaque and visible under x-ray and fluoroscopy, the alloy having mechanical properties that allow it to be machined by conventional, machining methods for forming the devices, and a method for making the alloy. The alloy is between approximately 10 percent and 25 percent Ti by weight and preferably has a density of 12 g/cm3 or greater.