Abstract: A device to direct the warm air exiting from a Baseboard Heater further away from it laterally in order to avoid the warm air rising behind a curtain that is hanging above the Baseboard Heater.

Abstract: An automobile wheel lifting device for the installation of wheels when automobile is on a hydraulic lift. A motorized scissor lift table holds the wheel in a stable vertical position while lifting. Vertically stable position is ensured by a stabilizing arm placed on the wheel by the mechanic with one hand only, before lifting begins. Rate of lifting is such that when the wheel mounting holes are aligned with the studs the lifting can be stopped, the wheel rotated and installed. Lifting device avoids contact with the automobile body by lifting as if the mechanic lifted by hand. Stabilizing arm does not obstruct the view of the mechanic during lifting.

Abstract: A mounting connector for suspending articles such as fenders from the life lines and life rails in boats provides a secure attachment while enabling rapid disengagement or adjustment in the position of the fender. The mounting connector includes a hook arrangement which hooks onto the life line or life rail and includes a blocker which can be inserted into the hook to prevent accidental disengagement. The fender line passes through two closely spaced parallel holes in the body portion of the connector and can be readily adjusted lengthwise relative to these holes when the connector is moved to a horizontal position, but which bind with such holes when in normal suspended condition.

Abstract: A slide projector system adapted to the projection of a continuous train of slides. The train of slides moves in the form of a slide magazine across the body of the projector parallel to the plane of projection transported by a mechanism that assures movement from left to right in the forward direction and from right to left in the reverse direction. The train of slides moves from an open rectangular tray temporarily attached to the body of the projector on one side into another tray temporarily attached to the opposite side. The train of slides comprises an interconnected series of pockets that are naturally folded in an accordion position from which they unfold in traversing the body of the projector and fold again naturally upon leaving the projector body. The present invention includes the slide projector, the left and right slide trays, the slide train transport mechanism and the accordion slide magazine.