Abstract: A warning light device for attaching onto various portions of vehicles includes a housing having a base plate and a cover secured together and having a bent portion for attaching onto curved portions of the vehicle. One or more circuit boards are received in the housing, and a number of of light devices are attached to the circuit boards and facing forward and sidewise and rearward of the housing for generating lights to be seen from various directions of the vehicle. One or more panels are attached onto the circuit boards and have concentric circles for light diffusing purposes.

Abstract: A warning light device includes one or more suckers each having a housing extended from the rear portion for receiving one or more light bulbs. One or more batteries may be coupled to the light bulbs to generate the warning light through the sucker. The light bulbs may be coupled together with electric wires. One or more integrated circuits may be coupled to the light bulbs to energize or to control the light bulbs simultaneously or alternatively. A cover may be engaged onto the housing for retaining the light bulb in the housing of the sucker.

Abstract: A warning device includes a housing having a recess formed by a peripheral wall, a circuit board and one or more light bulbs received in the recess of the housing, and an insert received in the recess of the housing and engaged over the light bulb and the circuit board for retaining the light bulb and the circuit board in the recess of the housing. The insert may be made of silicon material for shielding and protecting the light bulbs. The circuit board may be coupled to such as the battery of the vehicle with a wire for energizing the light bulbs.

Abstract: A portable electrical energy source includes a housing having a chamber for receiving one or more batteries. A casing is detachably secured to the housing for retaining the batteries in the housing. A pair of clips are received in the casing and coupled to the battery for coupling to the battery of the other vehicle and for jumping the vehicle. The casing has one or more hooks engaged with the housing and a latch for detachably securing the casing to the housing. A light device may be attached to the housing and coupled to the battery for lighting purposes.

Abstract: A third brake light attachable to behind the rear windshield of an automobile which comprises generally a lamp shade having a visor and reflector on the fore side, an opening on a corner of an arcuate rear housing and a lug means on the bottom for pivotally securing to a roughly cone shaped stand and a cover for removably closing the opening having an attachment member thereof for the disposition of a lamp receptacle therein. The improvement of this disclosure has been characterized in the releasable structure of the removable components thereof and the removable cover in particular that facilitates a ready replacement of a electric bulb from therein when the bulb is burned out.

Abstract: An improved in-car rearview mirror structure including a mirror frame seat and a mirror, wherein the upper and lower edges of the mirror frame seat are formed with two grooves respectively and two C-shaped protecting frames are mounted on two sides of the mirror, the length of the protecting frames being adjustable in accordance with the length of the mirror, the mirror with the protecting frames being fitted into the grooves of the mirror frame seat to form an in-car rearview mirror structure, an adhesive tape being attached to the rear face of the mirror for preventing the mirror from crashing due to collision.