CRAIG HOWARD ZEYHER
Real Estate Appraisers in Tavistock, NJ

4796427, Jan 10, 1989

May 21, 1987

7/058651

Craig H. Zeyher - Haddonfield NJ

F03B 1300

60398

A method of utilizing centrifugal forces generated by the earth's rotation through positioning of conduit means containing liquid in critical and predetermined relation to such forces while concomitantly minimizing the adverse effects of the earth's gravitational forces on that system thereby to induce fluid flow. One means for accomplishment of the above is the employment of an elongated conduit system in which, under steady state conditions, the liquid media contained within the system is essentially in equilibrium in relation to the earth's gravitational field. The longitudinal section interconnecting the inlet and outlet portions is maintained at a substantially uniform depth relative to the earth's surface while at the same time being oriented in a direction relative to the earth's centrifugal forces so as to maximize the effect of such forces on the liquid contained within the section thereby to produce a velocity head sufficient to drive a turbo-generating system to produce electric power.

4012971, Mar 22, 1977

Jun 30, 1975

5/591439

Craig H. Zeyher - Haddonfield NJ

B25B 1316

81170

An adjustable composite wrench adapted for use both as a box or socket wrench and as an Allen wrench. A plurality of work-engaging elements are individually mounted for translational movement along radial paths. Restraining means prevent rotational movement of the work-engaging elements relative to the path of movement. Gear means are operatively associated with each of said elements such that rotation of the gear means causes, in cooperation with the restraining means, translational movement of the element along its radial path. Drive means common to each of the individual gear means provide synchronous movement of the gear means and their associated work-engaging elements whereby such elements are brought into engagement with a work piece.

2009001, Jan 22, 2009

May 28, 2008

12/154799

Craig Howard Zeyher - Haddonfield NJ, US

G01C 19/06

74 57

This invention relates to the use of transmissions in combination with gyroscopically based drive systems. The advantage of which is the ability to modulate the rotor or gyros rotational rate of spin semi autonomously from the precessional rate and effect a greater transfer of power while doing so. In addition the use of a transmission or transmissions helps create a back force in the gyroscopic system which results in a more effective drive.

2007024, Oct 18, 2007

Apr 17, 2006

11/405172

Craig Zeyher - Haddonfield NJ, US

G01C 19/46

074005440

This invention relates to a universal drive system employing gyroscopic principals of operation. Central to the system is maintenance of rotor inertia through forced precession. It preferred use is for the generation of electric power. Other uses, such as an auxiliary automotive drive system, fan or mobile display are within the scope of its application. Operation is initiated by bringing the rotor up to speed and offsetting its axis of rotation causing precession. The rotor's inertia and its natural tendency to restore itself to its original position of equilibrium, prior to being offset, are utilized through mechanical design to utilize this restorative force to produce a counter force which acts upon the spinning precessing gyro (rotor) automatically to sustain its inertia and precessional motion.