Abstract: An assembly structured to convert mechanical energy to electrical energy for a wheeled vehicle such as an automobile. A current generating assembly is mounted on the vehicle and an adaptor is connected between and in engaging relation with a vehicle wheel and a tire/rim assembly connected to the vehicle wheel. The adaptor includes a drive portion disposed in an accessible, partially exposed orientation relative to the vehicle wheel. A drive linkage, such as a drive belt, is disposed in driven relation to the drive portion of the adaptor and in driving relation to the current generating assembly. Rotation of the wheel during normal operation of the vehicle results in driving or powering of the current generating assembly and the generation of current to an electronic drive assembly of the vehicle and/or electrically powered components thereof, at least partially through the battery assembly associated with the vehicle.

Abstract: A shirt-pocket medical alert device having a housing with a receptacle including an alarm connected to a tilt actuated circuit including a power source wherein a flowable substance in the circuit activates the alarm when the circuit is moved out of a normal orientation position.

Abstract: A force transmitting means which includes a first plurality of eccentrically arranged wheels which are of equal diameter and equi-angularly spaced on a drive shaft and a driven shaft having a plurality of wheels arranged thereabout and a pressure element eccentrically arranged and equi-angularly spaced spanning adjacent wheels at a common radial distance; and a lever pivotally connected between the shafts so that a longer arm portion is in sliding engagement with the periphery of the first mentioned wheels and a shorter arm is in abutting engagement with one of the pressure elements, so that when the larger wheel is turned, the shaft on which the smaller wheels are mounted will be driven.