Abstract: A fluid level gauge for use with an engine is provided. The fluid level gauge may have a blade, a handle having a protrusion, and a swivel rigidly connected to the blade and having a recess to receive the protrusion. The fluid level gauge may also have a retention member configured to inhibit the protrusion from exiting the recess. The swivel can rotate independent of the handle when the fluid level gauge is fully assembled.

Abstract: A fluid level gauge for use with an engine is provided. The fluid level gauge may have a blade, a handle having a protrusion, and a swivel rigidly connected to the blade and having a recess to receive the protrusion. The fluid level gauge may also have a retention member configured to inhibit the protrusion from exiting the recess. The swivel can rotate independent of the handle when the fluid level gauge is fully assembled.

Abstract: A wind driven sailing craft is disclosed with a hydrofoil element which provides variable lift to the stern of the craft to maintain a level trim when the craft is operated under power propulsion. The hydrofoil element includes a hydrofoil wing which rotates on a transverse axis to provide the desired lift.

Abstract: A wind driven sailing craft with a hull of the displacement type with a keel or keels, is provided with hydrofoil means adapted to lift the stern of the craft when the craft is propelled forwards in use by power propulsion means acting at the stern of the hull.

Abstract: A circuit module, such as is used in a modular L-C filter, includes a support having a base portion and side portions. One or more electric circuit elements, such as inductors and capacitors, are mounted on the support. One of the side portions of the support is provided with an externally exposed recess which is adapted to at least partially receive an interconnecting element such as a coupling coil. Thus, two of the modules can be located on a circuit board in adjacent relationship with the recesses therein aligned to form a cavity in which the coupling coil is received, the coil itself preferably being independently mounted on the circuit board. In this manner, the amount of space required by the filter is substantially reduced.