JEFFREY SCOTT DOSS
Pilots at 120 Pl, Scottsdale, AZ

6433274, Aug 13, 2002

Jan 6, 2000

09/478746

Jeffrey Doss - Scottsdale AZ
Charles Lord - Scottsdale AZ

Mobility Electronic, Inc. - Scottsdale AZ

H02G 308

174 50, 174 59, 174 53, 191 122 R, 191 124

Two juxtaposed retraction reels automatically and independently retract an output power plug cable and an input power cable connected to an accessory power input plug. The cables are connected to a power converter for converting electrical power to voltage and current power levels for use in lap top computers and so on. The input plug has a second Em power plug / auto-air adapter mechanically and ohmically coupled thereto for use with other power sources such as in airplanes and so on. A slider holds the plug tip to the carrying housing in the carrying mode, the retraction reel holding the other power input plug end to the housing via its cable.

5838539, Nov 17, 1998

Nov 8, 1995

8/555301

Jeffrey Doss - Scottsdale AZ
Roy Kenneth Fischer - Scottsdale AZ
Randall Ronald Toltzman - Scottsdale AZ
Christopher Harold Davey - Tempe AZ

Electronics Accessory Specialists International - Scottsdale AZ

G06F 116, H05K 502

361686

A docking module can electrically connect a portable computer to a plurality of ancillary support devices. Engagement devices can alternately pull and push the portable computer relative to the housing. A sliding deck projects from the housing and is adapted to underlie and pull the portable computer toward the housing. The module has a plurality of electrically interconnected connectors mounted on panels on opposite sides of a housing. These panels are separately mounted at front and rear openings in the housing. A standard blank panel can have holes formed in it in a variety connector patterns to accommodate a variety of portable computers. Accordingly, the module is readily adapted to a portable computer by selecting a mounting pattern for the connectors on one of the panels, without a need to modify the housing. Also the docking module can be customized by using a standard reciprocating mechanism and selecting a customized mating implement to attach to the reciprocating mechanism.

8434693, May 7, 2013

Dec 13, 2010

12/966471

Michael Brown - Phoenix AZ, US
John Lockhart - Cave Creek AZ, US
Jeffrey S. Doss - Scottsdale AZ, US

Showerstart LLC - Scottsdale AZ

A44C 13/00

236 93A, 236 99 K

A multifunctional restrictive valve for controlling the flow of water therethrough. The valve has a main body with a flow channel through the main body. The main body receives water upstream thereof through an inlet port and passes it out through an outlet port at the downstream end of the body. A flow control assembly is located in the flow channel and includes a temperature sensor/actuator acting on a piston to move, when the temperature sensor heats up the piston, to block water flow control ports. The flow control assembly also includes an override feature wherein the piston is located within a slide and the flow control ports are located in the slide. By moving the slide away from the piston when the piston is blocking the flow control ports, the temperature sensor and piston may be overridden and flow may resume through the main body.