Abstract: A power lock system for stage truss towers for remotely locking a climbing truss sleeve block with its tower, thereby distributing the downward load directly into the tower and preventing upward motion. The power lock system for stage truss towers generally includes a remotely controlled locking mechanism that is mounted within a truss tower section with adjustable locations. The sleeve that slides or rolls up the tower is equipped with stirrups to provide a structural receptacle for the locking forks. The sleeve and the locking mechanism are equipped with sensors that indicate the sleeve is in the correct location for locking. The control system displays the status of the sensors and limit switches and uses logic to exercise the rules of operation.

Abstract: A mechano-electronic antenna includes an insulating base board having a first face and a second face which are opposite to each other, and a first radiating surface formed on the first face; and a rotating shaft, which is rotationally provided on and gets through the insulating base board, and is near the first radiating surface, and at least one metal branch arm extends outwards from the rotating shaft on the first face of the insulating base board so that the metal branch arm can be electrically connected with the first radiating surface when the rotating shaft is rotated relative to the insulating base board from the first position to the second position. By these means, the geometrical shapes of the antenna are changed to improve the radiating efficiency of the antenna.