Michael A Belcher

US Patent:

7003317, Feb 21, 2006

Filed:

Jan 24, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/350119

Inventors:

Willie S. Belcher - Plymouth NC, US
Michael A. Belcher - Knightdale NC, US
Cartaveta R. Belcher - Willow Springs NC, US

International Classification:

H04M 1/00
H04B 1/38

US Classification:

4555561, 455 903, 4555752, 439617, 439623, 439624, 439625, 439669, 37942004, 379441, 379443

Abstract:

Motorcycle helmet communications cables connecting substantially all models of cellular telephones to a “CHATTERBOX” HJC-GMRS X1 rider-to-rider motorcycle helmet communication system. A length of audio cable is provided with a 3. 5 mm stereo plug at one end designed to engage the auxiliary input jack of the motorcycle helmet communication system. At the second end of the cable a 2. 5 mm stereo plug is provided for engagement with the hands-free outlet of any cellular telephone. The first plug includes four co-axial contacts for engaging contacts within the auxiliary-input jack of the communication system. The second plug has only three co-axial contacts for engaging contacts in the hands-free jack of most cellular telephones. The internal wire connections between the contacts of the first plug and the contacts of the second plug are selected to enable most cellular phones with hands-free jacks to operate with the HJC-GMRS X1 rider-to-rider motorcycle helmet communication system.

US Patent:

8608130, Dec 17, 2013

Filed:

Sep 30, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/250580

Inventors:

Casey R. Gann - Camden Point MO, US
Peter K. Gillespie - Raytown MO, US
Michael Kade Belcher - Kansas City MO, US
Braxton Kersting - Kansas City MO, US
Colin Mandrick - Kansas City MO, US
Ron Robertson - Kansas City MO, US
Randy Nuttall - Kansas City MO, US
Ryan Jorgensen - Kansas City MO, US

Assignee:

Shinn Fu Corporation - Taipei

International Classification:

B66F 13/00
B66F 5/02
B66F 9/00
B66F 3/22
B66F 3/00

US Classification:

254 1, 254 2 C, 254 2 B, 254122, 254133 R, 254134

Abstract:

One disclosed lifting apparatus includes a base, a receiving portion, first and second arms, and a support. The base has a proximal end, a distal end, and first and second opposed sides. The first side has a plurality of receiving areas spaced apart between the proximal and distal ends. The arms are rotatably coupled to the base for movement between lowered and raised positions, and are coupled to the receiving portion. The receiving portion is relatively near the base distal end when the first and second arms are at the lowered position, and the receiving portion is relatively distant to the base distal end when the first and second arms are at the raised position. The support rotatably extends from the first arm and automatically engages at least one of the receiving areas when the first and second arms move from the lowered position to the raised position.