Joseph V Mccabe

US Patent:

45022240, Mar 5, 1985

Filed:

Jun 10, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/503382

Inventors:

Alan Davies - Union NJ
Joseph H. McCabe - Morristown NJ
Steven J. Kopil - Bridgewater NJ

Assignee:

E. W. Saybolt & Co., Inc. - Kenilworth NJ

International Classification:

G01C 706

US Classification:

33 1V

Abstract:

A self leveling adapted to be moved along a substantially vertical wall comprises a base assembly adapted to be moved up and down along the substantially vertical wall, a roller assembly pivotally connected to the base assembly to be in continuous contact with the vertical wall, and weight means pivotally connected to the roller assembly. The leveling device is further provided with a horizontal member connected to the weight means perpendicular to an imaginary vertical line extending through the weight means.

US Patent:

60464011, Apr 4, 2000

Filed:

Mar 25, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/275892

Inventors:

Joseph Christopher McCabe - Bethesda MD

International Classification:

H01C 3102
G09G 314

US Classification:

136244

Abstract:

A display device comprising a photovoltaic (PV) panel adapted to simultaneously produce electrically needed to operate a display and form either the background or foreground of the said display. The PV panel comprises large continuous sheets of PV material provided with one or more openings. Either light for the display or the display mechanism itself pass through the openings in PV material. The device may include a computer or electrical circuit which will activate the display device responsive to temperature, moisture, light conditions or to a remote signal such as a pager.

US Patent:

40784339, Mar 14, 1978

Filed:

Jan 28, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/763755

Inventors:

Joseph H. McCabe - Short Hills NJ
Joseph Martella - Brooklyn NY
Arthur Handt - Brooklyn NY

Assignee:

E. W. Saybolt & Co., Inc. - Kenilworth NJ

International Classification:

G01N 112

US Classification:

734254R

Abstract:

A liquid sampling device comprises a length of pipe having a cap screwed onto each end thereof. The device is provided with means for suspending it with the axis of the pipe oriented vertically. The upper cap has an aperture for admitting the liquid to be sampled. The lower cap has an aperture and a stopcock which may be opened to permit the sampled liquid to flow out of the device for inspecting and testing. The flow resistance of the aperture, generally determined by the diameter thereof, and the volumetric capacity of the device relative to the viscosity of the liquid and the depth of a body thereof to be sampled will be selected so that when the device is lowered to the bottom of the body of liquid and then lifted out therefrom, the device will not fill to capacity, whereby a representative sampling is assured throughout the depth of the body of liquid.