Gary Lynn Conner

US Patent:

40957853, Jun 20, 1978

Filed:

Jan 19, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/760650

Inventors:

Gary L. Conner - Sand Lake MI

International Classification:

A63B 7104

US Classification:

273 1E

Abstract:

An electronic game includes an array of three rows of indicators, one row of which is sequentially actuated by a scanning circuit. The second row aligned with the first row provides indicators actuated each time an indicator of the first row has been matched by an aligned one of a third row of aligned indicators in turn sequentially actuated for a predetermined period of time in response to the player actuation of a push button switch. The game includes an adjustment for varying the scanning rate of the first row of indicators and for providing a predetermined period of time in which the player has to win the game by matching each of the scanned indicators with the simultaneous actuation of an aligned indicator of the third row. In one embodiment, the matching of the scanned indicators can be done randomly, while in an alternative embodiment, they must be matched sequentially.

US Patent:

40865509, Apr 25, 1978

Filed:

Oct 15, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/732918

Inventors:

Gary L. Conner - Cedar Springs MI

Assignee:

U.S. Engineering Corporation - Grand Rapids MI

International Classification:

H01H 4502

US Classification:

335132

Abstract:

A double pole, double throw, relay includes a pair of molded plastic subassemblies which snap together for assembly. A first subassembly has molded integral therewith a first set of fixed contacts and a pair of solenoid winding bobbins. The second molded subassembly includes a base portion and an upstanding wall portion. Embedded in and extending through the base portion are a plurality of external terminal connectors. A second set of fixed contacts are supported by the upstanding wall portion. A movable contact support plate carrying a pair of center contacts is positioned between the fixed contact sets and is operatively connected to the plunger of the solenoid. A latch arrangement is supported by the upstanding wall portion of the second subassembly and operatively engages the movable support plate to positively retain the center contacts in engagement with either the first or the second fixed contacts.