Daniel J Fox

Address:

3221 N 37 St UNIT 34, Phoenix, AZ 85018

VIN:

WAUAF78E17A026412

Make:

VOLKSWAGEN

Model:

A4

Year:

2007

US Patent:

43194281, Mar 16, 1982

Filed:

Dec 28, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/107881

Inventors:

Daniel W. Fox - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

A01G 1706

US Classification:

47 42

Abstract:

An adjustable tie-down for newly planted trees and other similar purposes includes a ground inserted stake and a hollow braided flexible line or rope for attachment between a tree and the stake. The line has a loop formed on one end for engagement with the stake and a loop at the other end for positioning around the crotch area or juncture of a tree trunk and limb and an intermediate portion that is longitudinally adjustable in a unique manner which enables the adjustment to be accomplished after the tie-down has been assembled with respect to the stake and tree. The longitudinal adjustment is obtained by doubling the end portion of the tie-down to define the loop with a portion of the doubled line passing interiorly of and longitudinally of the hollow braided line and with portions of the doubled line being provided with spaced plastic sleeves which serve as keepers to secure the line in an adjusted relationship, but enabling easy and quick longitudinal adjustment thereof.

US Patent:

41869214, Feb 5, 1980

Filed:

Apr 18, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/898218

Inventors:

Daniel W. Fox - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

A63B 6940

US Classification:

273 26E

Abstract:

Methods are disclosed of forming a tethered ball practice apparatus by attaching one end of a hollow braided tether line to a hollow perforated ball and the other end of the line to a handle. One end of the tether line is passed throug h a hole in the ball and then passed through a short length of plastic sleeve, the sleeve having been previously placed in the interior of the ball by insertion through an opening. After insertion through the sleeve, a loop is formed in the line by turning back and inserting the end thereof into an opening along the braided line and secured therein, the sleeve being included within the loop such that the loop and sleeve cannot be pulled through the hole when the apparatus is used.

US Patent:

52010457, Apr 6, 1993

Filed:

Nov 19, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/615522

Inventors:

Michael W. Pflueger - Glendale AZ
Mark S. Dailey - Novato CA
David A. Slobodianuk - Phoenix AZ
Daniel L. Fox - Phoenix AZ
Richard Rainer - Scottsdale AZ
Thomas C. Bissonnette - Glendale AZ
Anthony J. Baca - Glendale AZ
Rainer Fischer - Phoenix AZ
Edward Lesniak - Phoenix AZ
Ross E. Fraser - Glendale AZ

Assignee:

AG Communication Systems Corporation - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

G06F 1100
H04M 342

US Classification:

395575

Abstract:

A method is disclosed for distributing operating program data stored in a common memory area of a digital telephone system, to a plurality of digital telephone system controllers. The method includes transmitting the operating program data from the common memory via a control/data bus to remotely located digital facility test card. The digital facility test card receives and stores a load image of the operating program in random access memory (RAM). A PCM network connection is established from the digital facility test card to each of the plurality of digital telephone controllers through the digital telephone system. The stored load image from the digital facility test card RAM is then transmitted to each of the digital telephone system controllers via the PCM network connection.

US Patent:

48817368, Nov 21, 1989

Filed:

Sep 7, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/530090

Inventors:

Daniel W. Fox - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

A63B 5900

US Classification:

273 26B

Abstract:

A bat handle for attachment to plastic bottles or containers in the form of an elongated tubular plastic handle having an internally threaded tubular end portion for threaded engagement with the threads normally provided on the neck of a plastic beverage bottle or other similar bottles or containers to form a combination bat handle and bottle that can be used in the nature of a baseball bat, softball or the like so that children may use the combination handle and bottle as a toy bat for batting lightweight balls such as hollow plastic or rubber balls with or without apertures in the periphery thereof, foam plastic balls, sponge rubber balls, inflated balls and the like. The bat handle is simulative in color, shape and apearance to an actual bat handle and includes a knob on the end thereof remote from the internally threaded end portion. The knob end of the bat handle is provided with a concave recess by which the combination may be used as a batting tee with the flat bottom of the beverage bottle or container stablizing the combination on a supporting surface so that a ball may be held stationarily and in an elevated position for striking with another bat. By providing screw threaded internal end portions on each end of the hollow handle, two plastic bottles may be connected together in alignment for use as a toy baton, dumbbells and the like.

US Patent:

42480108, Feb 3, 1981

Filed:

Jul 23, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/059770

Inventors:

Daniel W. Fox - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

A63H 3326

US Classification:

46228

Abstract:

A disc-type throwing toy generally in the form of a flying saucer which is constructed and illuminated in such a manner to facilitate use of the device at night with the illumination features including peripheral light emitting devices as well as apertured centrally located housing components having inside illumination to closely simulate popular conceptions of a flying saucer.