Abstract: A training bat system for increasing the batting skills of a baseball player. The training bat system includes a tubular member having a center bore, a plurality of weight members removably positioned within the center bore, an inner cap secured to an inner end of the tubular member, and an outer cap secured to the outer end of the tubular member. A compression spring is preferably positioned between the weight members and the inner cap for maintaining the weight members non-movably adjacent one another. The tubular member in the preferred embodiment has an outer diameter similar to a handle grip of a baseball bat. The tubular member's outer diameter over the area of the bat used for hitting a ball is much smaller than a conventional bat. The tubular member's length is similar to a conventional bat.

Abstract: A training bat system for increasing the batting skills of a baseball player. The training bat system includes a tubular member having a center bore, a plurality of weight members removably positioned within the center bore, an inner cap secured to an inner end of the tubular member, and an outer cap secured to the outer end of the tubular member. A compression spring is preferably positioned between the weight members and the inner cap for maintaining the weight members non-movably adjacent one another. The tubular member is comprised of a first section having an outer diameter similar to a handle gripping of a baseball bat, a second section having a tapered structure, and a third section having an outer diameter smaller than said first section.

Abstract: A training bat system for increasing the batting skills of a baseball player. The training bat system includes a tubular member having a center bore, a plurality of weight members removably positioned within the center bore, an inner cap secured to an inner end of the tubular member, and an outer cap secured to the outer end of the tubular member. A compression spring is preferably positioned between the weight members and the inner cap for maintaining the weight members non-movably adjacent one another. The tubular member is comprised of a first section having an outer diameter similar to a handle gripping of a baseball bat, a second section having a tapered structure, and a third section having an outer diameter smaller than said first section.

Abstract: A multiple tone signaling device provides a piezoelectric transducer, first, second and third oscillator circuits, a first input terminal for enabling either or both of the first and second oscillator circuits, circuitry coupling the third oscillator circuit to the first and second oscillator circuits for disabling either the first or second oscillator circuits in response thereto, and a second input terminal coupled to the third oscillator circuit for allowing control of the output of said third oscillator circuit.

Abstract: A new colorimeter blood analyzer having a capacity of simultaneously performing a specific blood test and reading the prothrombin time on a separate digital readout device. The program circuit module with appropriate calibration parameters which is self-referencing performs specific tests providing direct display of the desired blood constituent concentration. The analyzer provides an independent prothrombin well having a separate optical source for prothrombin time measurement providing direct display on an independent readout display. The analyzer also has a built-in digital readout quartz crystal timing device which can be operated when prothrombin time analysis is not conducted. The entire analyzer is contained in a compact console which includes controlled incubated storage for blood test samples together with insertion cavities for both constituent concentration and prothrombin time analysis.