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A fore grip with a concealable and collapsible bipod has a tubular recess consisting of two cylindrical cutouts the housing for the legs when concealed and as the housing for a sliding piston that deploys the legs. A release has a compression spring positioned between piston assembly and the bottom of the first cutout and this spring; The legs are connected to the bottom of the piston via a hinge and spring that when released causes the legs to expand outward until fully deployed.

A system for fixing accessories, such as shelf dividers, feed devices, holders for information carriers etc. to a shelf, to which self a number of accessories may be fixed detachably in various different positions along the length of the shelf. The system includes at least one accessory provided with a foot, and a clamping device, which includes a channel element, extending in parallel with the longitudinal direction of the shelf and presenting an open longitudinal side for forming an open channel, a actuable holding member, extending along the channel element for holding at least one foot in the channel and a control member for transferring the holding member between a holding position, in which the foot is held in a fixation position in the channel and a release position at which the foot is freed.

A method for connecting an AC powered device, which has an optical receiver, with a control circuit, which has an optical transmitter, using at least on optical medium cable includes the steps of terminating the cable at both of its ends, introducing the processed cable between the receiver and transmitter, attaching and securing one end of the processed cable to the transmitter and the other end of the processed cable to the receiver, and propagating a one way optical signal including control commands from the control circuit to the powered device.

A structural roof panel system for a vehicle includes mounting areas molded in or readily attached to the structural element. In a first embodiment, the roof panel is replaced by an engineered, structural system to support overhead components, the headliner, etc. In a second embodiment, an internal super-structure is located between the roof panel and a nonstructural headliner, all overhead system components being readily attachable to the super-structure at pre-designed and designated locations. In a third embodiment, the structural components are moved to pods, and all overhead components are attached thereto. In each embodiment, the headliner becomes an aesthetic and acoustic cover only that does not require structural strength. Furthermore, in each embodiment, a single, integral roof system can be supplied to a vehicle manufacturer, including the exterior panel, structural support for overhead components, the overhead components attached thereto, and the headliner.

A solar panel assembly attachment apparatus is provided. In another aspect, a single piece and entirely metallic grounding clip is employed. A further aspect includes a clip or fastener which provides both frame grounding and a frame-to-strut attachment. In still another aspect, a grounding clip having barbs is linearly slid onto a solar panel frame and the clip additionally includes one or more flexible wings which are removably snap-fit into a slot of an elongated and rigid strut.

Devices, and methods of attaching accessory mounts to vertical fore grip handles on firearms, such as rifles. The accessory mounts can be molded to extend off of the handles. The accessory mounts can attach to the handles by interlocking plugs and slots. The accessory mount can have rails so that an accessory can attach to the rails on the accessory mount. The rails can be located on a left side of the mount for allowing accessories to be mounted to the left of the fore grip handle. The rails can be located on a right side of the mount for allowing accessories to be mounted to a right side of the fore grip handle. The rails can be located on both sides of the mount so that accessories can be mounted on both the right and left sides of the fore grip handle. The accessory can include lights, lasers, bayonets, sights, scopes, and the like. The vertical fore grip can be an elongated handle fixed to the firearm. The vertical fore grip can be an elongated handle that is detachable from beneath rails on the firearm. The vertical fore grip can include expandable bipod legs.

An electronic apparatus has a first attachment portion to which a first component can be attached to the front of the apparatus body, and a second attachment portion which has a substantially same construction as the first attachment portion and to which a second component can be attached to the rear of the apparatus body. Thus, the first component and the second component can be attached the electronic apparatus to thereby improve the performance of the electronic apparatus. When the first and second components are battery packs, two battery packs of the same shape can be attached to the electronic apparatus.

Devices, systems and methods of using an ergonomic fore grip/gun handle with a concealable and collapsible bipod. One version can have a tubular recess consisting of a first cylindrical cutout housing the bipod legs when concealed and a sliding piston that deploys the legs and a second cylindrical cutout housing a release mechanism and a void space for other accessories. The release mechanism has a compression spring positioned between the piston assembly and the bottom of the first cylindrical cutout and the compression spring. The legs are connected to the bottom of the piston assembly via a hinge and spring that when released from confinement within the fore grip, causes the legs to expand outward until fully deployed. Telescoping legs allow adjustment of leg length for use on uneven terrain. The grip portion has an outer surface with a flat surface on sides of the grip to provide a more stable grip, assist in orienting the mounted weapon and support pressure pads for lights.

Devices, and methods of attaching accessory mounts to vertical fore grip handles on firearms, such as rifles. The accessory mounts can be molded to extend off of the handles. The accessory mounts can attach to the handles by interlocking plugs and slots. The accessory mount can have rails so that an accessory can attach to the rails on the accessory mount. The accessory can include lights, lasers, bayonets, sights, scopes, and the like. The vertical fore grip can be an elongated handle fixed to the firearm. The vertical fore grip can be an elongated handle that is detachable from beneath rails on the firearm. The vertical fore grip can include expandable bipod legs.

A system, method and apparatus for mounting electrical and electronic components and devices for integration with a pneumatic tire includes a specially configured mounting patch for mounting at least one electronic device supported by a substrate. The mounting patch is preferably adapted for positioning on the inner liner of a pneumatic tire and is configured to decouple any mounted electronic device from tire related phenomena including mechanical stress, vibration, heat, and other adverse effects generated from rotational operation of the tire. Exemplary mounting patches include circular or rectangular platforms for supporting various electronic components and circular, rectangular or cross-shaped pillars coupling the base of the mounting patch to electronic device supporting platform. Selected of the electronic devices may be encapsulated by a potting material to facilitate effective attachment of the electronic devices to the tire patch.

A chest brace and method of using same that prevents the chest wall from buckling inwards during patient breathing by providing a distending force on the patient's thorax. The chest brace also restores the normal anterior-to-posterior chest dimensions by providing a distending force in this direction. The chest brace includes an anterior member adapted to overly a patient's chest. An adhesive mechanism secures the anterior member to a surface of such a patient. A support structure is coupled to the anterior member such that, in use, the support structure imparts a force on the anterior member in a manner so as to distend a thorax of such a patient.

A data processing device first reads directory data provided for each directory by a file management system which manages files using a directory structure. When meta-data to be attached to the directory data is written in proper XML format, the device appends the meta-data to the end of the read directory data, and outputs the entirety of the data obtained thereby as a directory data file. By appending the meta-data to the end of the directory data in this way, meta-data can be registered by directory with respect to existing data managed by the directory, without affecting existing applications.

A fuel injector (1) for fuel injection systems of internal combustion engines includes a valve needle (3) and a valve closing body (4) which is mechanically linked thereto and cooperates with a valve seat surface (6) situated in a valve seat body (5) to form a sealing seat, and having a plurality of discharge orifices (7), which are introduced in a spray-orifice disk (31), which is situated downstream from the sealing seat on the fuel injector (2). The spray-orifice disk (31) has a dome-shaped convexity (37) at least in the area of the discharge orifices (7), which is oriented against the direction of flow of the fuel and the discharge orifices (7) are arranged in a spiral on the dome-shaped convexity (37) of the spray-orifice disk (31).

A switch cabinet having a rack with vertical frame pieces, wherein the vertical frame pieces are coupled to a lower unit or to an upper unit. Electronic components can be assembled by connecting two adjacent vertical frame pieces to a separate assembly unit with connecting elements and by fixing the components to be assembled.

A running board system is provided for the light truck market, where a beam of the running board is removable to double as a ramp. For example, a single one of these beams can be used to guide a motorcycle onto a truck bed, or alternatively a pair of these removable beams can be used to provide a ramp for guiding a two wheel cart (e.g., hand truck), four wheel vehicle, or snowmobile onto the truck bed. Optionally, the beam includes lockable storage and/or includes brackets for securement of the beam(s) to the truck's tailgate when used as a ramp.

The invention relates to an electric motor (10) and gearing/drive unit (12) for actuators in a motor vehicle, comprising an armature shaft (32) mounted inside a pole casing (18), which has a jacket (20) and, on at least one face (22, 24), a bearing cover (26, 28) for accommodating a bearing (30) for the armature shaft (32). At least one radial recess (42) is formed on the pole casing (18) that, after the complete assembly of the pole casing (18), is suited for the insertion of at least one radial fastening web (53) of a gearing interface (15) inside the pole casing (18) in order to fasten the electric motor (10) to the gearing interface (15). The invention also relates to a method for producing an inventive gearing/drive unit.

A clip for attaching a curtain-shield airbag to a body panel of a vehicle comprises a bushing and a pin. The bushing has a flange with a leg extending therefrom. A bore extends through the flange and into the leg for receiving the pin. Outer surfaces of the leg have engagement pieces with shoulders for coupling the bushing to edge regions of a body panel hole into which the leg is inserted. The pin and the bushing are capable of being coupled in a provisionally fixed condition or a permanently fixed condition. When the pin is partially inserted into the bore, the engagement pieces are permitted to flex inwardly of the bore, but when the pin is fully inserted, such inward flexing is prevented. The flange has a wall that provides a partition between the main airbag unit and the entrance hole of the bore in the flange.

PCT No. PCT/DE96/01237 Sec. 371 Date Mar. 23, 1998 Sec. 102(e) Date Mar. 23, 1998 PCT Filed Jul. 9, 1996 PCT Pub. No. WO97/10979 PCT Pub. Date Mar. 27, 1997The invention relates to a hydraulic unit having an hydraulic block, with magnet valves inserted in apertures therein. The magnet valves include protruding valve domes on which coils are mounted. The magnet valves and coils are covered by a covering hood. For sealing purposes, a platelike sealing element, includes a beadlike edge which forms an outer sealing body. The outer sealing body rests between an edge of the covering hood and the hydraulic block, and includes inner bead-like sealing bodies, which rest between the coils of the magnet valves and the hydraulic block. The inner bead-like sealing bodies are integral, via a diaphragm or the like, with the outer sealing body. The sealing body includes a multiple sealing at the edge of the covering hood and individual sealing of each magnet valve. In addition, the inner sealing bodies act as spring elements, which press the coils against retaining struts in the interior of the covering hood and thereby fixes the coils on the valve dome.