Abstract: There is disclosed an improved archery bow sight assembly formed by a main sight body having a forward body portion and rear body portion. The forward body portion includes a series of sight attachment slots in which a plurality of stationary sight pins may be mounted. The rear body portion is formed as a curvilinear slotted sight guide, and accommodates a moveable peep sight to travel throughout the path of travel thereof. The rear moveable peep sight is mounted on a sight arm which is pivotally secured to the main sight body, and is in meshing engagement with a sight adjustment lever similarly pivotally secured to the main sight body. The sight adjustment lever includes a finger control ring which permits the archer to move the sight adjustment lever by a single finger control which, in turn, will move the sight arm carrying the peep sight along the path of the curvilinear slotted sight guide.

Abstract: The field of invention relates to a corrugated cardboard pallet of the type generally formed by a pair or more of pallet decks which are stacked atop one another, each of which has finger elements die cut therein radiating outwardly from a central circle and terminating on a circular score line of substantially the same diameter as the inner diameter of one of the leg elements. The die cut lines for the fingers radiate tangentially outwardly to create a substantially spiral pattern. The improvement of the present invention is the provision of stress relief circular punch-out sections positioned adjacent the circular score line and having a diametric dimension extending inwardly from the score line in the direction of the central circle and laterally on each side of each of the die cut lines. The stress relief punch-out sections function to relieve the stress caused when the finger elements are folded downwardly in order to accept the attachment of the pallet legs to the pallet deck.

Abstract: A key operated lock assembly for blocking access to an opening in a static wall structure. The lock assembly is formed by a lock sleeve adapted for positioning behind the opening adjacent the rear wall of the static wall structure, wherein the lock sleeve has a tubular sleeve member extending rearwardly therefrom. The forward end of the lock sleeve is provided with a dome-shaped head portion which is formed integrally with the sleeve. A lock plug is provided having a front end and a rear end and sized for insertion through the opening in the static wall structure and into the sleeve member of the lock sleeve positioned adjacent the rear wall of the structure. The lock plug is also provided with lock pin elements which cooperate with pin detents formed at the back end of the lock sleeve which cooperate to lockingly engage the lock plug to the lock sleeve with the static wall structure interposed therebetween in order to block access through the opening in the static wall structure.

Abstract: There is disclosed a film composition useful for reducing light glare especially adapted for use in connection with cathode-ray tube or other monitor screens which is formed from a colloidal suspension from between ten percent to thirty percent by weight of an aliphatic thermoplastic urethane resin dissolved in a blend of water, N-methylpyrrolidone and amines, mixed with between seventy percent and ninety percent by weight of Denatured Ethyl Alcohol (190 proof). The colloidal suspension is admixed with an aerosol propellant under pressure, and is deposited on a monitor screen by aerosol deposition to create a film having a thickness of between 0.5 mil and 2 mil. The deposited film dries immediately, and functions to dramatically reduce the glare of light reflecting from the screen monitor.

Abstract: There is disclosed a two-piece portable light assembly adapted for illuminating and attention focusing with respect to a logo or other design, consisting of a base formed by a housing for accommodating a power source and appropriate leads from the power source extending therefrom. The housing includes a pair of stakes which are interconnected with the power source leads, the stakes extending laterally outwardly from the housing in parallel relation. The portable light assembly is completed by a light carrying ledge which is provided with a rear wall having a pair of stake apertures formed in the rear wall, and a light bulb positioned in a light bulb aperture formed in the ledge wall extending outwardly from the rear wall. The light bulb has a pair of leads which extend into the stake apertures, such that when the stakes from the housing are inserted into the stake apertures, the circuitry between the power source and the light bulb is established.

Abstract: There is disclosed an integral portable fan and atomizing head unit forming a portable cooling unit adapted for direct attachment to a fluid reservoir such as a bottle, formed by a unit having an upper chamber and a lower chamber and a connector secured to the lower chamber. The upper chamber is provided with a motor and electrical means to activate and deactivate the motor and fan means including flexible fan blades mounted externally on the upper chamber and connected to the motor to turn in response to the activation of the motor. The lower chamber is provided with pump means and pump activation means and provided with an atomizing head in order to atomize fluid pumped up through the head. The connector is attached to the lower chamber and is adapted to disengageably engage a fluid reservoir directly, such as a bottle.

Abstract: The invention herein is directed to an improved illuminated wand structure specifically intended as a boat stern running light, formed by a tubular wand member being elongated in configuration. The wand includes at least one light source positioned adjacent either the bottom end, and adapted to emit light upwardly, or positioned adjacent the top end and adapted to emit light in a downward direction. The tubular wand has a smooth outer wall and an inner wall provided with a light diffractive surface. Light emitted from either the upper or lower light source will be diffracted along the inner wall of the elongated wand thereby to illuminate the entire length of the wand. The wand may be provided with a light source at the bottom end and adapted to emit light upwardly, and a second light source positioned adjacent the top end to emit light in a downward direction where the wand is of a longer elongated configuration.

Abstract: There is disclosed an improved corrugated pallet having pallet legs attached at various points of attachment. The field of invention relates to a corrugated cardboard pallet of the type generally formed by a pair or more of pallet decks which are stacked atop one another, each of which has finger elements die cut therein radiating outwardly from a central circle and terminating on a circular score line of substantially the same diameter as the inner diameter of one of the leg elements. The die cut lines for the fingers radiate tangentially outwardly to create a substantially spiral pattern. The leg assembly is of the type formed by an outer leg, and an inner leg, with the radiating die cut fingers nested between the annulus created between the outer and inner leg and adhesively secured to the legs.

Abstract: A continuous fiber reinforced composite panel and a one-step method of molding it using a high viscosity, thermoplastic matrix. The high viscosity, thermoplastic material is in the form of fibers and the fibers are commingled with reinforcing fibers producing a dry woven matte. The dry woven matte is placed in a mold and heated under pressure around a pin mandrel forming part of the mold. The method of forming the panels is a one-step method using a two-piece mold, one-half of which includes a pin mandrel having formed thereon a plurality of permanent die pins corresponding in number to the number of holes to be formed in the perforated composite panel. The other half of the mold has holes or cavities formed therein corresponding in number to the number of pins and into which these die pins are received when the mold is closed. The method simply is to place the dry woven matte over the die pins in the mold and to then close the mold. The mold is placed in a press and heat and pressure is applied to the mold.

Abstract: A stackable portable engine mounting stand for supporting an engine above the floor. The engine mounting stand has a pair of vertically disposed front and rear legs firmly fastened to the engine block by means of bolts passing through the legs and received in threaded holes within the engine block. The bottoms of the legs are mounted on rollers to permit the engine mounting stand to be moved about on the floor. In one of the embodiments the tops of the legs have protrusions which are received in the bottom of legs of a stationary engine mounting stand. This stand is similarly attached to an engine block. By means of a second stationary engine stand up to three engines can be stacked vertically one above the other.