Wayne N Lester

US Patent:

50242067, Jun 18, 1991

Filed:

Dec 16, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/285652

Inventors:

Wayne L. Lester - Flower Mound TX

International Classification:

F41B 500

US Classification:

124 231

Abstract:

A compound bow having a handle, upper and lower limbs, and a bowstring. Upper and lower pulleys are mounted on the bow. Each pulley has a helical groove of three turns, one turn having a different diameter from the other two. Tension cables travel around two of the three turns of the pulleys. As the bowstring is drawn, the pulleys rotate 360 degrees, and the cables unwind from one turn and wind onto a different turn.

US Patent:

51556260, Oct 13, 1992

Filed:

Dec 6, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/623182

Inventors:

Wayne Lester - Torrance CA

International Classification:

G02B 512

US Classification:

359524

Abstract:

A passive reflective safety device for vehicles formed as a wheel cover, a fixed applique to the outside of the vehicle body, a fixed geometric shape attached to a rotational part of the vehicle or as a rotating wind driven vane attached to the vehicle. Each of the devices functions as a passive beacon to alert persons in other vehicles of the presence of the users vehicle. Each device is fabricated of rigid sheet material with a reflective layer applied to a visible side of the device. If transparent sheet material is used, the reflective layer may be applied to the inboard side of the device. The wind vane device may contain a governor to limit the rotational speed. A wind deflector may be installed in front of the vane device to encourage rotation in one direction.

US Patent:

47811684, Nov 1, 1988

Filed:

Oct 1, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/913987

Inventors:

Wayne L. Lester - Flower Mound TX

International Classification:

F41B 500

US Classification:

124 24R

Abstract:

An archery bow having spaced upper and lower pulley assemblies rotatively mounted on either end of the bow handle. Upper and lower limbs are pivotally mounted on either end of the handle. A bowstring extends between the tips of the limbs. A pair of tension cables connect the upper and lower limbs together, with each of the tension cables engaging one of the pulley assemblies. The tension cables further engage another set of pulley assemblies each rotatively mounted on the upper and lower limbs. Adjustment devices are provided to independently adjust the tension on the tension cables.