MICHAEL D COLLINS
Real Estate Appraisers in Manchester, NH
License number
Massachusetts 103760
Issued Date
Feb 5, 2015
Expiration Date
Mar 1, 2017
Type
Appraiser
Address
Address
Manchester, NH 03102
Personal information
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Address
Phone
49 Glass St, Pembroke, NH 03275
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Insect Collector And Viewer
Insect Collector And Viewer
US Patent:
7565764, Jul 28, 2009
Filed:
Mar 7, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/044098
Inventors:
Michael R. Collins - Bedford NH, US
International Classification:
A01M 1/06
US Classification:
43139
Abstract:
The invention is directed to an insect collection and viewing device comprising a negative air pressure generating assembly including a motor and a fan driven by the motor and a suitably shaped collection nozzle. A viewing chamber is coupled intermediate the collection nozzle and the negative air pressure assembly. The viewing chamber is tubular in shape and has an air permeable-insect impermeable screen at the downstream opening thereof and a movable valve/lens at the upstream opening thereof. When the valve/lens is open an air flow is established through the device. The air flow path is from the nozzle through the viewing chamber into and out of the assembly. In operation insects of interest are captured by sucking the insect into the device through the nozzle, then through the open valve/lens into the viewing chamber where it is captured between the screen and the closed valve. By making the valve in the shape of a transparent lens the trapped insect may be inspected through the magnifying lens.
Insect Collector And Viewer
Insect Collector And Viewer
US Patent:
7404269, Jul 29, 2008
Filed:
Sep 28, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/541384
Inventors:
Michael R. Collins - Bedford NH, US
International Classification:
A01M 1/06
US Classification:
43139
Abstract:
The invention is directed to an insect collection and viewing device comprising a negative air pressure generating assembly including a motor and a fan driven by the motor and a suitably shaped collection nozzle. A viewing chamber is coupled intermediate the collection nozzle and the negative air pressure assembly. The viewing chamber is tubular in shape and has an air permeable-insect impermeable screen at the downstream opening thereof and a movable valve/lens at the upstream opening thereof. When the valve/lens is open an air flow is established through the device. The air flow path is from the nozzle through the viewing chamber into and out of the assembly. In operation insects of interest are captured by sucking the insect into the device through the nozzle, then through the open valve/lens into the viewing chamber where it is captured between the screen and the closed valve. By making the valve in the shape of a transparent lens the trapped insect may be inspected through the magnifying lens.
Method And Apparatus For A Roadway Marker
Method And Apparatus For A Roadway Marker
US Patent:
2010014, Jun 10, 2010
Filed:
Nov 25, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/626113
Inventors:
Arra David Yeghiayan - Windham NH, US
Michael Collins - Bedford NH, US
Michael Collins - Bedford NH, US
International Classification:
E01F 9/00
US Classification:
404 10
Abstract:
A marker includes a base. The base has a first end, a middle portion and a second end, wherein the middle portion is located between the first end and the second end. A spring element is attached to the middle portion of the base. An elongated rod is attached to the spring element at a first end.
Roadway Marking Devices And Methods Of Using Thereof
Roadway Marking Devices And Methods Of Using Thereof
US Patent:
2011029, Dec 1, 2011
Filed:
Aug 9, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/205979
Inventors:
Arra David Yeghiayan - Windham NH, US
Michael Collins - Bedford NH, US
Michael Collins - Bedford NH, US
International Classification:
E01F 9/012, G09F 3/00, E01F 9/015
US Classification:
404 10, 4029901, 404 72
Abstract:
A marking device includes a support having a first end engaged with a ground surface, and a second end positioned away from the ground surface. A force transfer structure is connected to the second end of the support, wherein the force transfer structure has a diameter less than a diameter of a middle portion of the support. A cylindrical biasing mechanism attached to the middle portion of the support, wherein the cylindrical biasing mechanism has a first end, a second end and a middle portion, wherein the middle portion has a diameter that exceeds a diameter of the first end and the second end. An elongated rod, attached to the second end of the cylindrical biasing mechanism at a first end.
Garden Tool
Garden Tool
US Patent:
2005027, Dec 22, 2005
Filed:
Jun 22, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/874106
Inventors:
Michael Collins - Bedford NH, US
International Classification:
A01C023/02
US Classification:
111007100
Abstract:
A garden tool for aerating, tilling, weeding, cultivating, and injecting a mixture of either water and air, or water, air, and fertilizer into the soil to the roots of plants has a shaft having a first end, second end, a hollow core, and an axis. A control handle is attached to the first end of the shaft and in fluid connection with the hollow core of the shaft. A trigger is mounted to the control handle, for varying a flow rate of water passing from a water source to the hollow core of the shaft. A coupler receives a water hose. A hand grip is adjustably mounted to the shaft and movable along the axis of the shaft, and includes a clamp mounted to the hand grip, for securing the hand grip to a location on the shaft. A triangular shaped head is operatively attached to the second end of the shaft and in fluid connection with the hollow core of the shaft. The triangular shaped head has a bottom surface on which teeth are mounted. The teeth have first surfaces that are convex shaped. A number of multiple water jet apertures are on the bottom surface of the triangular shaped head for discharging the mixture of water/air or water/air/fertilizer.