Abstract: A tilting inversion exerciser includes a table rotatably supported on a supporting stand for supporting a user, one or more levers having a middle portion rotatably attached to the supporting stand and having one end pivotally coupled to the table, and a rotating device for rotating the lever relative to the supporting stand, to rotate the table relative to the supporting stand, and to allow the table to be rotated relative to the supporting stand to a vertical dependent position. For example, a motor-driven threading device or an actuator may be coupled to the other end of the lever, for rotating the lever and thus the table relative to the supporting stand to the vertical position relative to the supporting stand.

Abstract: A tilting inversion exerciser includes a stand, and a table rotatably attached to the stand with the shaft, to support a user. The table includes one or more hand grips for being grasped by the user, a driving device attached to the table and coupled to the shaft, to drive and rotate the table relative to the stand. A control device is attached to the hand grip, for being readily operated by the user, to control the driving device, and for preventing the control device from being disengaged from the hand grip and the table. The control device includes an electric cable coupled to the driving device, to operate the driving device. The electric cable may be engaged through the hand grip.

Abstract: A portable searchlight device includes a container, a receptacle rotatably attached onto the container with a shaft, to allow the receptacle to rotate freely relative to the container about the shaft, a lamp holder is disposed in the receptacle and includes a lamp, and a rotating device may be used for rotating the receptacle relative to the container to any selected angular position. The container includes two conductor members and the receptacle also includes two conductor elements electrically connected with the conductor members of the container respectively, for allowing the receptacle to be electrically coupled to the container even when the receptacle is rotated relative to the container.