Gerald E Anderson

US Patent:

7963263, Jun 21, 2011

Filed:

Apr 13, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/386007

Inventors:

Gerald B. Anderson - Westminster CA, US
Rene Jimenez - Laguna Hills CA, US

International Classification:

H01T 13/05
F02P 3/02

US Classification:

123143C, 123620, 123647

Abstract:

An engine spark ignition device for internal combustion engines having electrical coupling of the firing spark plug wire to the non-firing spark plug wires. The device is for use with an engine having a plurality of spark plug wires connected between a distributor and a spark plug disposed in the engine cylinder and comprises identical elongated electrically conductive semi-circular plates which enclose identical elongated electrically conductive planar plates having apertures therein that intersect to form spaces for receiving the spark plug wires. The interaction between firing spark plug wires and non-firing spark plug wires results in more efficient and cleaner combustion in the combustion chambers.

US Patent:

41335147, Jan 9, 1979

Filed:

Jan 9, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/867862

Inventors:

Gerald B. Anderson - Westminster CA

International Classification:

B60P 148

US Classification:

254124

Abstract:

An engine hoist with a hydraulically powered lifting boom is attached to and used in combination with an automobile hoist.

US Patent:

60892145, Jul 18, 2000

Filed:

Nov 2, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/184814

Inventors:

Gerald B. Anderson - Westminster CA

Assignee:

United States Clean Air Company (LLC) - Fountain Valley CA

International Classification:

F02P 302

US Classification:

123620

Abstract:

An engine spark ignition system capacitive coupler for capacitively coupling the non-firing spark plug wires to the firing spark plug wire. The device includes a first plate having a first side and a second side, the first side having at least two spaced, electrically conductive surface portions, each surface portion forming a first plate of a capacitor. A second plate of each capacitor is formed by an electrically conductive surface portion disposed in spaced and insulated relationship to the at least two surface portions upon the second side of the first plate. A second plate alignable and abuttable to the first plate and having first and second sides is abuttable to the first plate first side. At least two spaced electrically conductive members are disposed through the second plate. Each conductive member includes a first end for electrical contact with a spark plug wire and a second end for electrical contact with one of the at least two first plate, first side electrically conductive surface portions.