WALTER ALAN GEZARI
Pilots in Baiting Hollow, NY
License number
New York A0670222
Issued Date
Dec 2016
Expiration Date
Dec 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
PO Box 383, Baiting Hollow, NY 11933
Personal information
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Address
Phone
269 Deep Hole Rd, Calverton, NY 11933
Riverhead, NY
Professional information
Active Shock-Absorbing Seating System
US Patent:
5810125, Sep 22, 1998
Filed:
Sep 19, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/715764
Inventors:
Walter A. Gezari - Calverton NY
Assignee:
Stidd Systems, Inc. - Greenport NY
International Classification:
B63B 1700, F16F 918, B60G 1700
US Classification:
1882662
Abstract:
An active shock-absorbing boat seat system has a seat system mounted to the boat deck through an active shock absorber. Sensors monitor both the shock to be passed from the deck to the seat as well as the shock actually received by the seat after passing through the shock absorbing system. A controller monitors the shock levels and provides a continuing control signal to the shock-absorbing unit to control the response of the shock-absorbing unit during the duration of the shock. The control system can provide for adjustment of various operating parameters for the system, including initial position of the seating system, overall ride stiffness, maximum allowable shock, and other parameters.
High-Performance Seating/Support System
US Patent:
5463972, Nov 7, 1995
Filed:
Dec 1, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/160394
Inventors:
Walter A. Gezari - Calverton NY
Christopher J. Marotta - Riverhead NY
Christopher J. Marotta - Riverhead NY
Assignee:
Stidd Systems, Inc. - Greenport NY
International Classification:
B63B 1700
US Classification:
114363
Abstract:
A seating system especially well adapted for use in high-speed and high-performance water craft provides improved support for a user, in both standing and sitting positions. The seating system includes a fixed base upon which is mounted a frame positionable and lockable in a chosen forward/aft position. The frame supports independent backrest and seat units, each of which is independently vertically positionable along the frame. The seat unit further includes bolster and seat portions which are pivotable between a first position in which the seat portion is operative and a second position in which the seat portion hangs downwardly, in an inoperative orientation, and where the bolster provides support for the standing occupant.
Boat Seat Armrest With Integral Jog Lever
US Patent:
5458399, Oct 17, 1995
Filed:
Dec 1, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/160510
Inventors:
Walter A. Gezari - Calverton NY
Robert S. Stidd - Center Moriches NY
Robert S. Stidd - Center Moriches NY
Assignee:
Stidd Systems, Inc. - Greenport NY
International Classification:
A47C 754
US Classification:
2974112
Abstract:
An improved boat seat includes an adjustable footrest and an integral steering control mounted to an armrest. The footrest is height-adjustable, and is pivotable between operative and retracted positions at any chosen height. The steering control is mounted to the distal end of the armrest, and is at least partially embraced and covered by an armrest pad.
High-Performance Seating/Support System
US Patent:
RE36230, Jun 22, 1999
Filed:
Nov 4, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/964044
Inventors:
Walter A. Gezari - Calverton NY
Christopher J. Marotta - Cutchogue NY
Christopher J. Marotta - Cutchogue NY
Assignee:
Stidd Systems, Inc. - Greenport NY
International Classification:
B63B 1700
US Classification:
114363
Abstract:
A seating system especially well adapted for use in high-speed and high-performance water craft provides improved support for a user, in both standing and sitting positions. The seating system includes a fixed base upon which is mounted a frame positionable and lockable in a chosen forward/aft position. The frame supports independent backrest and seat units, each of which is independently vertically positionable along the frame. The seat unit further includes bolster and seat portions which are pivotable between a first position in which the seat portion is operative and a second position in which the seat portion hangs downwardly, in an inoperative orientation, and where the bolster provides support for the standing occupant.