RANDALL ALBERT HOLLIDAY
Pilots at Mallard Dr, Westminster, CO

8535092, Sep 17, 2013

Feb 20, 2012

13/400282

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US

Belden Inc. - St. Louis MO

H01R 9/05

439578

A connector of termination assembly for a mini-coaxial cable in different embodiments is made up of an extension tip which is preassembled in a connector body to receive the inner conductor pin on the cable, a first inner sleeve which fits over an exposed end of the dielectric layer, a second outer sleeve which surrounds a compression ring, and a crimping ring is mounted on the outside of the outer sleeve to force the sleeves to be radially contracted into crimping engagement with the cable. Variations of the connector body may be employed for different types of connectors including modifications in the extension tip to facilitate insertion of the conductor into the assembly and color bands to signify the size of cable and intended application.

D630588, Jan 11, 2011

Jul 13, 2010

29/365684

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US

1303

D13151

D630589, Jan 11, 2011

Jul 13, 2010

29/365685

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US

1303

D13151

5975949, Nov 2, 1999

Dec 18, 1997

8/992996

Randall A. Holliday - Westminster CO
Shen-Chia Wong - Taipei, TW

H01R 905

439585

A coaxial cable end connector for connecting a cable to a terminal has inner and outer spaced concentric sleeves, the outer sleeve provided with sealing rings which are formed out of the thickness of the outer sleeve along a crimping zone of the sleeve to minimize the crimping force required to crimp the outer sleeve by inward radial deformation into sealing engagement with the cable. Preferably, the wall thickness of at least a portion of the outer sleeve is reduced in order to further reduce the crimping force required to deform the sleeve into sealing engagement with the cable. In certain applications, an external annular seal is interposed between confronting surface portions of one of the inner and outer sleeves and a coupling member which makes up onto the terminal in sealing against moisture infiltration.

5596800, Jan 28, 1997

Jan 26, 1995

8/378971

Randall A. Holliday - Westminster CO
Donald Kesinger - Morrison CO

Cable Ready, Inc. - Denver CO

H01R 43042

29751

A crimping tool for connecting a cable fitting to the end of a coaxial cable is made up of one or more die members having tapered die surfaces, a chuck which is axially spaced from the die surfaces to support the fitting in loosely assembled relation to the end of the cable, and a handle operates through a ratchet mechanism to cause axial movement of the chuck toward and away from the die surfaces and axially force the fitting into the die cavity so as to uniformly reduce the circumference of one end of the fitting into a generally conical configuration snugly engaging the cable.

D511498, Nov 15, 2005

Jan 13, 2005

29/221295

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US

1303

D13151

D588991, Mar 24, 2009

Apr 11, 2008

29/307306

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US

1303

D13133

8539669, Sep 24, 2013

Dec 7, 2009

12/632585

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US

Belden Inc. - St. Louis MO

H01R 43/042

29751, 29753, 29758, 7240914

A hand-held tool for terminating connectors onto a coaxial cable has an elongated body and an end stop and plunger on the body, the plunger being controlled by a lever arm which will axially advance the plunger toward and away from the end stop to radially compress a portion of the connector into firm crimping engagement with the end of the coaxial cable. To accommodate different lengths of connectors, a plunger permits mounting of different length adapter tips to vary the axial spacing between the adapter tips and the end stop according to the length of connector being terminated.

8591255, Nov 26, 2013

Apr 3, 2012

13/438531

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US
Robert M. Parker - Aurora CO, US
Ting Ying Huang - Taipei, TW
Joshua M. Dixon - Memphis TN, US

PPC Broadband, Inc. - East Syracuse NY

H01R 9/05

439583, 439277

A coaxial cable connector includes a forward outer housing having at least one slot and a rearward threaded portion, the at least one slot configured to receive a corresponding pin of a mating connector; a rear outer housing having a forward threaded portion configured to threadingly engage the rearward threaded portion of the forward outer housing such that the rear outer housing is moveable between a first position and a second position relative to the forward outer housing; and an inner body extending through at least a portion of the forward outer housing and the rear outer housing. The inner body is longitudinally displaceable relative to the forward outer housing when the rear outer housing is in the first position, and the inner body is longitudinally fixed relative to the forward outer housing when the rear outer housing is in the second position.

7216431, May 15, 2007

Feb 15, 2005

11/058787

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US
Gwo-Jiang Liaw - Shulin, TW

International Communication Manufacturing Corporation - Denver CO

B21F 13/00, B26B 27/00, H02G 1/12

30 907, 30 901, 30250, 81 94

A hand-held coaxial cable stripper made up of first and second jaws pivotally connected to a body portion including a channel for insertion of a cable end, the channel containing blade members and a blade adjustment member for precise and accurate adjustment of the cutting depth of the blade.