Abstract: A support device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a stand body supporting the display panel; a swivel ring rotatably placed on a bottom surface of the stand body; a swivel cover fixed to the bottom surface of the stand body on an inner side of the swivel ring and supporting an inner edge of the swivel ring; a stand base fixed to the bottom surface of the stand body and supporting an outer edge of the swivel ring; and a fixing pad mounted on a bottom surface of the swivel ring and in close contact with an installation surface on which the display panel is placed.

Abstract: A foldable easel includes a first media panel hingedly connected to a second media panel which is hingedly connected to a third panel laying horizontally along a flat surface. A first support, second support, and locking panel help support the first and second media panel to be erected in a viewing fashion. At least two items may be displayed on the first and second media panels while erected and the easel may be folded into a compact unit when in a state of non-use.

Abstract: Large, pliable/flexible bags are widely used for collecting and discarding garden and lawn debris. Unfortunately, these bags alone make it very difficult for a single worker to both hold open the bag and deposit debris into the bag at the same time. Attempts have been made to provide frames for supporting an open bag to help a single user rake leaves and debris into a bag by him/herself; none have ever been created to blow leaves and other debris directly into a bag with a powered leaf blower—the device in this patent application is designed to do just that. Very significantly, the present invention is a foldable/collapsible self-contained fully assembled frame (hereinafter “the frame”) for the attachment of a perforated bag thereby requiring no additional add-on or separate frame parts to both fully function and to fold up for convenient storage, packaging, and transportability.

Abstract: A bracket system securable to modular units for releasably coupling the modular units together. In an example, the bracket system comprises a set of main brackets comprising front and rear frame extension brackets securable to base structural members of a first main unit. Each of the front and rear frame extension brackets comprises a beam comprising a post end and an opposed hook end. Each of the front and rear frame extension brackets also includes a rigid post secured proximate to the post end, a hook secured to the hook end of the beam, and a main bracket aperture positioned at each of the post end and the hook end. The hooks and the rigid posts are configured to releasably engage with corresponding rigid posts and corresponding hooks secured to adjacent modular units.

Abstract: Patio parasols are well known in which a parasol canopy is mounted to a parasol base to provide shade for a deck, patio, garden, or the like. The invention relates to a mobile parasol base. The invention also relates to an assembly of a parasol base according to the invention and at least one parasol mounted onto said parasol base.

Abstract: The invention discloses a modular quick-fit structure of an oscillating incubator, comprising: an incubator body, a combined mounting slot and an accessory mounting module. The combined mounting slot comprises a sliding slot body, a spring retainer is fixedly attached to a surface of one end of the sliding slot body; the accessory mounting module comprises a combined mounting plate, fixing grooves are provided at edges of two sides of the combined mounting plate, and an accessory module is fixedly installed over the combined mounting plate. The invention at least has the following beneficial effects that quick-fit and quick-connection between the combined mounting plate and the combined mounting slot facilitates the quick-fit and quick-connection between the accessory mounting module and the incubator body, so that problems of small space available for installation inside the machine and inconvenience to mount can be avoided.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes a sector frame antenna mount assembly. The assembly includes a plurality of horizontal members, each horizontal member having a length, a plurality of vertical members mounted on the horizontal members, each vertical member configured to have at least one antenna mounted thereon, and at least one offset adapter configured to mount a selected one of plurality of vertical members to a selected on of the plurality of horizontal members. The selected vertical member is repositioned via the at least one offset adapter from a first mounting location to a second mounting location along the length of the selected horizontal member or past an end of the selected horizontal member, thereby addressing issues with respect to passive intermodulation or other spacing issues within the assembly. Offset adapters and other related antenna mount assemblies are also described herein.

Abstract: An assembly for mounting a TV onto a bed frame comprises a base, a vertically oriented standard mounted within the base, a TV mounted thereon, and a vertically adjustable assembly slidably mounted upon the standard so as to be vertically adjustable along the vertical height of the standard so as to permit the vertically adjustable assembly to be fixedly connected to various different bed frames which may have various different height dimensions relative to or above the floor or other support platform.

Abstract: A propulsion unit comprising an engine, a pylon, an engine mount system which connects a front part of the engine and the pylon, in addition to a suspension system which connects the pylon and a rear part of the engine which is offset toward the rear end of the engine relative to the engine mount system.

Abstract: A propulsion system of an aircraft comprising a turbojet extending around a longitudinal axis and having a vertical median plane passing through the longitudinal axis and having a fan casing with a rear face perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, a pylon presenting a rigid structure with a front wall and a lower spar, and an engine attachment comprising a front ring coaxial with the longitudinal axis and comprising first fixation element for securing the front ring to the rear face of the fan casing and second fixation element for securing the front ring to the front wall of the pylon.

Abstract: A canoe end cap that is configured to be secured to either the bow or stern of a canoe wherein a stern embodiment is further configured to have an outboard motor operably coupled thereto. The present invention includes a body wherein the body is manufactured from a durable rigid material. The body includes a top plate member having a first end and a second end wherein the width of the top plate member is greater proximate the first end. The top plate member includes a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge. A first side support member extends downward from the first lateral edge and a second side support member extends downward from the second lateral edge. First side support member and second side support member are adjacent to and parallel with opposing gunwales of the canoe. A motor mount assembly is configured to have a motor secured thereto.

Abstract: A support and coupling interface system for medical beds can include a base plate that includes a set of at least four perimeter apertures, a set of dampening apertures each disposed nearer a center of the base plate than each of the set of perimeter apertures, and a set of coupling elements configured to couple the base plate to a foot board of the medical bed via respective dampening apertures of the set of dampening apertures. The system can also include a coupling plate that is configured to couple a display interface to a face of the coupling plate. The face of the coupling plate can be disposed between a top edge and a bottom edge of the coupling plate. The system can also include a support post extending vertically along a vertical axis and connecting the base plate to the coupling plate.

Abstract: A fall arrest system is disclosed. In one aspect, a structure may include a collar on the roof portion of the structure. A U or V-shaped anchor point has leaves or legs of the U or V-shape attached to spaced-apart locations on the collar. A cable may be attached to the anchor point and extended off the roof and down a side of the structure proximate to a ladder. A distal end of the cable may be tensioned by a cable tensioner. A rope grab may be attached to the cable. A pulley or similar structure may be used at the edge of the roof and side to protect the cable from rubbing against the edge. In use, a person attaches to the rope grab and climbs the ladder to the top of the structure.

Abstract: Implementations of a stationery organizer comprise one or more end strips, configured to attach a sheet of paper to a ring binder, and/or one or more intermediate strips, configured to connect and fold together sheets of paper. In some implementations, a method of using the stationery organizer comprises attaching a sheet of paper to an end strip on one side of the paper and to an intermediate strip on the other side of the paper, and further attaching another sheet of paper to the intermediate strip.

Abstract: An apparatus for restraining the movement of a ladder is disclosed. The apparatus is formed of plate which can be attached to roof of a structure using nails or other fastening devices. In one embodiment of the present invention, the plate has a stationary bracket which extends from an edge of the plate. A movable bracket is attached to the plate which also has a portion that extends from the edge of the movable bracket. The stationary bracket and the moveable bracket cooperate to receive and retain the respective side support rails of a ladder when the ladder is leaned against a structure. In a second embodiment, both brackets are movable.

Abstract: A breakaway coupler includes a main body and a secondary body, removably attached to the main body. First and second attachment features are formed on the main and secondary bodies to permit attachment to first and second structures. A breakaway member connects the main and secondary bodies. A guide channel passes through an overlapped portion of the main and secondary bodies and accepts a cable therein. A blade passes across the guide channel to sever the cable when the secondary body is detached from the main body. In operation, a cable clamp frictionally holds the cable. The cable clamp is connected to the breakaway coupler, which is in turn connected to a fixed structure, e.g., a pole. When an excess force is applied to the cable, the main and secondary bodies of the breakaway coupler separate and the blade cuts the cable in the guide channel.

Abstract: A system and device for temporarily joining doors together to support one another on a support surface. The device includes a first door holder having a first connector attached to a first shaft and a first mounting plate to removably affix the first door holder to one of the doors, and a second door holder having a second connector attached to a second shaft and a second mounting plate to removably affix the second door holder to a different one of the doors. The first and second door holders releasably engagable with one another to temporarily join the doors together such that the doors cooperatively support one another on the support surface while the first and second door holders are releasably engaged with one other. The system includes the device and one or more door supports to facilitate supporting the doors in an upright position on the support surface.

Abstract: An outboard motor support device includes a transom connection mechanism, a pivot joint, and a motor support. The transom connection mechanism engages directly with a transom bracket to maximize stability and is configured to provide a consistently correct angular orientation of the motor support relative to the motor during use. In particular, the pivot joint adjustably aligns to the motor is a desired orientation during assembly to ensure a firm and “nested” engagement with the lower unit of the motor in the motor support. The motor support can be designed to fit specific motors, allowing for maximum stability and maximum surface area contact when properly aligned and engaged with the motor. The present outboard motor support device is formed as a single unit that provides vertical support as well as horizontal stabilization to the motor during transit, thereby also preserving the transom brackets and tilt/trim mechanism of the motor.

Abstract: A mounting system may include a mounting bracket may be configured to house one or more power boxes beneath an aircraft seat. The bracket may include one or more power box mounting holes configured to receive one or more power box mounts configured to mount a power box to the mounting bracket. The bracket may include beam attachment members configured to couple the mounting bracket to the aircraft seat. The bracket may include one or more bridge members. The system may include one or more attachment brackets configured to couple the beam attachment members to beams of the aircraft seat.

Abstract: Cable-guide arrangement for a motor vehicle sliding door and pivoting arrangement comprising a pivoting arm adapted to receive cables and a support member adapted to be arranged on a vehicle body. The support member comprises a base plate with a first and a second receiving portion, the pivoting arm rotatably mounted to the support member. A cap is connected to the base plate and defines with the base plate a protective chamber, in which the cables can extend. The pivoting arm is a two-part piece having a first casing and a second casing with a sealing ring.