Abstract: This invention discloses the method of producing electromagnetic induction suitable for transformers and electromagnets. This invention provides significant improvements over existing technology. The system consists of primary and secondary conductors wound in a layered geometric configuration using conductors with specific wire diameter or atomic structure ratios. The coil operates through resonance on an AC or oscillating DC power source. This method of electromagnetic induction is capable of or creating an electromagnet or generating electricity in the secondary coil, dependant on the geometry of the configuration.

Abstract: This invention discloses the method of producing a nitric acid battery suitable for high or low power applications. These batteries provide significant improvements over existing technology. The battery's cell(s) are comprised of three major components: an anode and a cathode or two electrodes of predetermined size; a primarily nitric acid (HNO3) or nitrate (NO3) paste or solution of predetermined molality; and a single or separated cell(s).

Abstract: This invention is intended to produce enough electricity to power a household or supply a utility grid. The core system includes a DC or AC electric motor which has higher horsepower than required and lower wattage than its generator or alternator counterpart. Both share a power supply. The generator or alternator is regulated to a higher voltage than the shared power source. These core components are wired in either series or parallel. The system may run by direct drive assembly, or the motor and generator or alternator shafts may be connected by torque converter. Additional components enhance the generator's performance, reliability, and utility. The derivative generator is intended to serve consumers by producing the same energy with no air pollutants. This is technology that promotes a cleaner, safer, and more environmentally sound future. The invention will respond to the demands consumers, businesses, and utility companies.

Abstract: A pivotably mounted arm with a V notch at its extremety is used to hold an arrow on an arrow rest until it is about to be released. The arm is placed on a rod between a fixed end and a collar that can be adjusted to put pressure on the arm in an amount to hold an arrow in place until ready to be discharged. A flexible connected between the arm and the bow string serves to release the holddown arm when the bow string is retracted to shoot the arrow.

Abstract: This invention comprises a towel warmer wherein the towel is removably mounted on a rack within a closed cabinet. The cabinet includes a heater blower mounted on the upper portion thereof and recirculating tubes on each side thereof to recirculate the warm air after it passes through the towel. The heater blower warms the circulated air and forces it downwardly into the hanging towel. The system is totally enclosed so that the operating noise is greatly reduced and the system uses only a fraction of the electric power conventionally required.