Richard H Hockensmith

US Patent:

7568734, Aug 4, 2009

Filed:

Jun 22, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/158193

Inventors:

Richard P. Hockensmith - Harrisonville PA, US

International Classification:

B42D 15/00
B42D 3/00

US Classification:

283115, 281 29, 283117

Abstract:

A personal regulator or device having special covers and a plurality of interior panels or pages containing various hinged structures. The hinging structures are precision expandable hinges which permit portions of consecutive panels to be functionally interactive and viewed simultaneously and/or to permit viewing of different portions of interior panels while viewing two charts attached to the device enclosures. The precision expandable hinging structures provide and allow for a plurality of charts to be viewed simultaneously and accurately registered with each other without the need of repeatedly turning between pages or panels.

US Patent:

20040004352, Jan 8, 2004

Filed:

Jul 8, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/189829

Inventors:

Richard Hockensmith - Harrisonville PA, US

International Classification:

B42D001/00
B42D005/00

US Classification:

281/015100

Abstract:

A booklet having a plurality of interior pages containing hinging structures. The hinging structures permit portions of consecutive pages to be viewed simultaneously or to permit viewing of different portions of an interior page while viewing two charts attached to the booklet covers. The hinging structures allow multiple time periods or plural charts to be viewed simultaneously without the need of repeatedly turning between pages.

US Patent:

41547888, May 15, 1979

Filed:

Dec 1, 1972

Appl. No.:

5/311172

Inventors:

Richard P. Hockensmith - Seabrook MD
Elmer E. Skelton - Silver Spring MD
Daniel L. Thomas - Westminister MD

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

International Classification:

B29C 1704
B29C 1708

US Classification:

264554

Abstract:

This invention is a method for forming an antenna reflector and housing f a plastic material, rather than from metal or a glass/cloth laminate. The method comprises the steps of scribing a grid structure on a plastic sheet; vacuum or gavity forming the plastic sheet and trimming it to size; coating the plastic sheet with a conductive metal such as copper; and then removing the excess copper from the antenna. Alternatively, a printing and etching technique can be used in substitution of the scribing coating steps.

US Patent:

44883668, Dec 18, 1984

Filed:

Sep 12, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/531288

Inventors:

Richard P. Hockensmith - Seabrook MD

International Classification:

G09D 304

US Classification:

40119

Abstract:

A calender structure includes linking apparatus for displaying, in a linked and continuing fashion, time sequences shown on separate pages thereof. The individual pages are provided with specific hinging structures to permit simultaneous viewing of the last portion of one month and the first portion of a next month, for example, so that a continuing display is provided for linked time sequences notwithstanding the fact that such sequences are provided on separate pages. A single hinging operation results in the continuing display, thus avoiding the necessity for repeatedly turning between two calander pages at periods approaching an end of the month.