| Patent Number |
Title Of Patent |
Date Issued |
| 4901704 |
Hall effect device ignition and charging system |
February 20, 1990 |
| An engine ignition and charging system employs magnets mounted on a rotor, and a stator positioned relative to the rotor such that charge coils, alternator coils, and a power coil on the stator are located such that the magnets pass in close proximity thereto as the rotor rotates. The ro |
| 4874977 |
Stator assembly having coil bobbins with retaining clips |
October 17, 1989 |
| A stator assembly is associated with a rotor to form an alternator. The stator assembly has pole legs with pole faces, past which magnets on the rotor rotate. At least one coil bobbin with a coil thereon is slidably received over at least one of the pole legs, said at least one pole leg |
| 4873962 |
High efficiency electrical alternator system |
October 17, 1989 |
| A high efficiency marine alternator system employs a marine engine flywheel as a rotor in an alternator. The rotor has a cup-shaped portion defined by an outer circular wall, and wherein a stator is received within the cup-shaped portion. The rotor is formed of a one-piece net ductile ir |
| 4852540 |
High-efficiency charging and regulating system |
August 1, 1989 |
| A high efficiency charging and regulating system charges a battery and regulates a voltage delivered to the battery. An alternator having a rotor with at least one magnet thereon and a stator in close proximity to the rotor has at least one alternator coil and at least one power coil. A |
| 4061139 |
Method and means for providing protective closures for high velocity applications |
December 6, 1977 |
| A process and product formed therefrom for providing a protective closure for hollow structures that are used in high velocity applications. The protective closure comprises a closure material and a sheath material permanently bond to each other. Both the closure material and the sheath |
