Abstract: A golf club head is described having a body defining an interior cavity and comprising a heel portion, a toe portion, and a sole portion positioned at a bottom portion of the golf club head, and a crown positioned at a top portion. The body has a forward portion and a rearward portion. The club head can have a non-metallic striking surface positioned at the forward portion of the body.

Abstract: A flux transfer device includes a first conductive element for generating magnetic flux when energized by an electric current and a second conductive element being concentric with the first conductive element, wherein the second conductive element generates an electric voltage/current in response to changes in the magnetic flux. A first magnetic element is concentric with the first conductive element, such that the magnetic flux generated by the first conductive element displaces at least a portion of the magnetic flux from the first magnetic element, thereby inducing an electric voltage/current in the second conductive element. A third conductive element and a second magnetic element may be positioned concentrically with the first conductive element such that the magnetic flux generated by the first conductive element displaces at least a portion of magnetic flux from the second magnetic element, thereby inducing an electric voltage/current in the third conductive element.

Abstract: A flux transfer device includes a first conductive element for generating magnetic flux when energized by an electric current and a second conductive element being concentric with the first conductive element, wherein the second conductive element generates an electric voltage/current in response to changes in the magnetic flux. A first magnetic element is concentric with the first conductive element, such that the magnetic flux generated by the first conductive element displaces at least a portion of the magnetic flux from the first magnetic element, thereby inducing an electric voltage/current in the second conductive element. A third conductive element and a second magnetic element may be positioned concentrically with the first conductive element such that the magnetic flux generated by the first conductive element displaces at least a portion of magnetic flux from the second magnetic element, thereby inducing an electric voltage/current in the third conductive element.

Abstract: A loudspeaker (10) having at least one speaker assembly (12) that includes a diaphragm (18), a voice coil (20) for driving the diaphragm; and a magnet assembly (22) positioned adjacent the voice coil for producing a magnetic flux in the vicinity of the voice coil is disclosed. The magnet assembly includes a plurality of small magnets (32) arranged in a generally circular array. The magnets are each cylindrical in shape and are formed of a permanent magnet material such as neodymium. The loudspeaker preferably includes a pair of speaker assemblies (12,14) mounted in an opposed relationship to create a bipolar, omni-directional loudspeaker. A vent (16) is positioned between the speaker assemblies for introducing air into and passing air out of the speaker assemblies. The vent is designed for maximizing the amount of air flow into and out of the speaker assemblies to provide enhanced venting while eliminating any air noise during operation of the loudspeaker.

Abstract: A penetration seal (12) is provided including a flexible patch (14) having adhesive (20) applied to one of the patch's first and second face surfaces (16), (18). An opening (22) is formed in the patch (14) of a size predetermined to fit a particular penetration (24). The opening (22) is slightly smaller than the cross-sectional shape of the penetration (24). In addition, a method of sealing the space (28) between an aircraft penetration (24) and surrounding insulation material (26) is provided. The method includes providing a seal (12) having a patch (14) with first and second face surfaces (16), (18), an opening (22) in the patch (14), and adhesive (20) applied to the first face surface (16). The method further includes applying the patch (14) to the penetration and insulation material by passing the penetration (24) through the opening (22) at the first face and pressing the first face surface (16) to the insulation material (26).

Abstract: An isobaric loudspeaker for use in audio systems is disclosed. The isobaric loudspeaker includes a central mounting bracket, a pair of opposed first and second diaphragm assemblies attached to the mounting bracket, and a single magnet assembly positioned between the first and second diaphragm assemblies for providing a magnetic field in the vicinity of the voice coils of both of the diaphragm assemblies. The magnet assembly presents a central hollow chamber extending between and connecting the opposed speaker assemblies for permitting air to pass freely between the diaphragms of the opposed speaker assemblies.