Andrew F Rose

US Patent:

8171967, May 8, 2012

Filed:

Jul 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/509124

Inventors:

Andrew F. Rose - Powell WY, US

Assignee:

Composite Building Products, Inc. - Powell WY

International Classification:

B60C 27/20
B60C 27/12
B60C 11/02

US Classification:

152175, 152172, 1521851, 152187, 1522096

Abstract:

A device for extending the life of a tire and providing a new tread layer, principally for off road truck tires, has a mechanically attached surface tread of rubber blocks cooperatively connected with a cable system and specialized tensioning. The apparatus is generally suited to tires of very large size, typically used on dump trucks in open pit mining applications.

US Patent:

20070204860, Sep 6, 2007

Filed:

Mar 6, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/368108

Inventors:

Andrew Rose - Powell WY, US

International Classification:

F24J 2/38

US Classification:

126604000

Abstract:

A device for solar panels and method allows seasonal tilting by human assistance for changes in sun angle above equator, and unassisted daily positioning east to west to east. A primary support member is fixed to the back of a typical solar panel, generally from corner to corner along a line of balance. This support member is elongated and enabled for rotation, with attached panel by rotation sleeves or pivots. Extensions of the rotation sleeves in connection with two posts are positioned on a polar axis. The posts are solidly fixed in the earth or a base. The rotation sleeve covering the longer post, closest to the pole, is manually adjusted and secured to change the angle of the collector with the equator. Stops are provided. A linear actuator is pivotally attached at an edge or corner of the solar panel with the other end attached to a post, which is pivotally attached relative to the ground or base. An electric motor is powered by batteries to drive the linear actuator. Control of the motor is regulated by programmed activation in response to time of day as maintained by an on board clock. The panel tracks the sun and at change of day returns to a preset position. Cooling of the solar panel is provided with subsurface air via infiltration gallery and distribution channels. Air moves by convection or with auxiliary fan.

US Patent:

55334709, Jul 9, 1996

Filed:

Apr 26, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/233317

Inventors:

Andrew F. Rose - Cody WY

International Classification:

A01K 300
A01K 1504

US Classification:

119721

Abstract:

An animal training apparatus including a nose-supported housing, receiver, control circuit, and electrodes. The receiver cooperates with the carrrier signal from a transmitter, activating a control circuit. The control circuit engages an indicator level module or control level module to activate animal control output in the form of electrical stimulus within and across the nasal septum. When an animal enters an area where the received carrier signal creates a d. c. output less than a threshold reference level, the control circuit is activated. An outfitted animal is trained to develop a behavioral condition in response to an indicator level output followed by a stronger control level output. A particular embodiment is the combination with a solar cell attached to the housing to maintain a charged state in a battery that powers the receiver and control circuit.

US Patent:

53077598, May 3, 1994

Filed:

Jun 9, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/895879

Inventors:

Andrew F. Rose - Cody WY

International Classification:

A01K 300
G08B 2300

US Classification:

119721

Abstract:

An animal training apparatus including a nose-supported housing, receiver and stimulus means. The housing is in the form of a noseclip containing a receiver responsive to a signal and activating electrical stimulus across and within the nasal septum. An outfitted animal is trained to develop a conditioned behavior in response to operation of the apparatus. The housing consists of a barrel, bows, ends and pads. The interconnection is such that the pads may be rigidly affixed or pivotable with the ends. A single or plurality of transmitter define a pretermined area in which the apparatus are carried by animals, typically cattle, in which the user desires to control.