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Andrew Dunkin, Newbury GB
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| 20110021225 | System and method utilizing transmit diversity - In a telecommunications network including a mobile terminal and a base station associated with a plurality of antennas, with each antenna configured to transmit the signal with a time offset relative to the other antenna or antennas, an engine for controlling a signal to be transmitted wirelessly from the base station towards the mobile terminal, the engine being configured to receive one or more parameter measurements relevant to the mobile terminal; and use the one or more parameter measurements to adjust the time offset of at least one of the antennas in order to adapt the signal transmission dependent upon the mobile terminal's instantaneous circumstances. Ideally the engine is configured to receive the one or more parameter measurements relating to a plurality of different mobile terminals, and independently adjust the time offset for each of the plurality of different mobile terminals, depending upon the one or more applicable parameter measurements. | 01-27-2011 |
Gary Dunkin, Glen Ridge, NJ US
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| 20090198151 | Urine collection device - A urine collection device made of a flexible, liquid-impermeable vessel or collection bag in which there is a urine entry site and which is sealed on all other sides, against loss of urine. The vessel may be a plastic bag, hermetically sealed against entry or exit of liquid except for a liquid entry site to allow the inflow of urine from the patient into the bag. The bag may be propped up interiorly by the inclusion of a lightweight, flexible filler agent, such as a soft, interstitial material, preferably a non-absorbent or only partly absorbent material, to give depth to the device and accommodate, more directly, entry of liquid into the collection device. While the interstitial material is preferred, a solid flexible scaffolding structure, or individual spacers may be employed to keep the bag propped open. | 08-06-2009 |
John O. Dunkin, Grants Pass, OR US
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| 20090123710 | FIRE-RESISTANT PANEL DOOR - Systems, methods, and apparatuses relating to a fire-resistant panel door are disclosed herein. The fire-resistant panel door may have two skins constructed of edge adhered components with relief patterns routed along edges of at least some of the components. Other embodiments may be described and claimed. | 05-14-2009 |
John R. Dunkin, Elyria, OH US
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| 20110108654 | REEL FRAMES FOR REMOTE VIDEO INSPECTION SYSTEMS - A frame assembly for a cable reel includes a lower support frame for rotatably supporting a drum and an upper support member attached to the lower support frame. The upper support member is disposed above the drum and defines a planar top surface when the upper support member is in the working position. The upper support member may be configured to form a folding seat for a user, a drawer for storage and/or a platform for placing a device thereon. | 05-12-2011 |
Richard Joe Dunkin, Birmingham, AL US
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| 20100186280 | Remotely operated electronic rotatable decoy stand - This invention includes a Remotely Activated Electronic Rotatable Decoy Stand designed to support and impart motion to a turkey decoy. The electronic rotatable decoy stand is removably coupled to the turkey decoy and is controlled directly by a human observer through activation of an electronic emitting remote fob. When activated, the fob imparts a signal to the rotatable decoy stand. Upon receipt of the signal, the rotatable decoy stand rotates the coupled decoy at a rotational speed like that of a male turkey when presenting and rotating in the natural strutting display. Bi-directional rotation of the decoy is dependent upon the signal direction chosen by the human observer. When positioned in a location likely to be observed by the turkey, the rotational motion provides a method of attracting turkeys. The Rotatable Decoy Stand may be coupled to other animal decoy forms and is not limited to the male turkey decoy. | 07-29-2010 |