Steve Abrams
 

Cottonwood Animal Clinic, Arkansas City, KS

Ron Adame
 

Operations Manager at Isodyne, Inc., Wichita, Kansas

Isodyne sells a patented EMI/RFI backshell to the Military for use on helicopters, trucks and the M1A2 Abrams main battle tank.

Inventions and Creations:

This is my first experience in the invention world.  I have a prototype called "The Cart Towel" and have a meeting with a Patent Attorney to check out the options.

Ren Autrey

A graphic and web designer, photographer and all around awesome computer chick.  I can normally be found somewhere in the soft glow of a monitor with headphones filling my ears with music while productively tapping the keys of my keyboard.  I am happy to travel for projects - short or long term.

Starting out in the print publishing world over 16 years ago, I have tried to migrate to a more web focused world with economic and environmental concerns in my sight. I enjoy working on projects that have a sense of community and promote local priorities. I love making good design and technology accessible to small and mid-sized businesses and organizations.  I am comfortable with the inherent issues that come with working with small to mid-sized businesses, family owned businesses, and non-profit organizations and associations.

I work on a contract / 1099 basis and am always looking for projects that need not only the focused upfront time but also a little tending on the long term.

Please contact me if you have a project that needs to "get online!", I would be happy to help you!

website: www.rainonsundaymorning.com

Concise Work and Publication History

Steven Basic

 Steven L. Basic is a naturalized US Citizen who holds Master's Degree of Science in Aerospace Engineering from a reputable European University.  For many years he was employed as a stress engineer for the British and American aerospace industries.

Steve has published four studies in the Indian Journal for Theoretical Physics concerning the distribution of gravitational acceleration and gravitational mass of planets throughout the solar system.

Towards the end of 2009, he completed and published a book entitled Unified Theory, relative to the historic theory of relativity and a contemporary quantum theory.  Reference:  Unified Theory by Steven L. Basic, Lauriat Press,  ISBN:  978-1-4349-9649-7. Library of Congress, registered @2010.

Reflections

In his scientific work the author has discovered that when the magnitude of a mass-like event is multiplied by the period of its natural and free rotation, equals to a Constant.
The Principle of Heisenberg manifests itself in a unique Diagram presented in Unified Theory on page 115.

 The discovery parallels in support of the work of French scientist Louis de Broglie, and it holds true in case of the planetary corporeality through the solar system.

 The author demonstrates strongly his support of the concept of “Teleforce” in “Euclidean Space” as a logarithmic variance, in reflection of Nikola Tesla works, a recognized scientist and inventor.

Steven L. Basic has also authored the following:

A scalar teleportation of the Einstein-Stern waves and their entanglement upon the fundamental Hertz wave.

An engineering theory and design description of the American, the British and European Fuel-less and motion-less alternators.

Please go to the main abstract web site: http://www.highenergyrotation.net

Contact:
Steven L. Basic
1844 Laurel Street
Wichita, Kansas 67207
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Updated: January 29, 2010

Dan Borst  

Jerry Bowlin
Jerry is owner of Last Chance Mfg. Corp. in Belle Plaine, KS.

Inventions and Creations:

Jerry has invented the Underhood Work-N-Rest (tm) which is the easiest way to work under the hood of an auto. It increases productivity, reduces back strain, takes weight off feet and comes with a lifetime guarantee ( metal parts only).

Hubert Bung

Hubert is a Mechanical Engineer in Plastics Technology, coming from the South-Western Stuttgart region of Germany.

He has 25 years of experience in Product design & Development for Injection molding, Tooling and Automation equipment for Industrial, Automotive, Aerospace and Consumer product markets.  His background includes Mold and Tooling design, as well as application specific material selection.

Work experience includes 9 years at the Teleflex Automotive R & D Tech Center in Troy, MI and 11 years at the Norland Plastics Company in Haysville, KS.

Hubert has worked on the development of encapsulated composite polymer bearings and recently developed a process for weld stress removal and weld distortion compensation in large metal structures such as Composite Lay-up Tools.

Hubert is a co-inventor of the following patents:

US 5,265,495  ISOLATED SHIFTER TERMINAL ASSEMBLY
US 5,435,203  MANUAL SHIFT TWIST ADJUSTER
US 5,394,770  CORE LENGTH ADJUSTER

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Mike Combs

What is an Inventor? To me it’s a person that makes life more convenient, productive, safer, and economical by the way of a new Device, Process, or Idea.

I call myself an Inventor because I designed a process that enhances or magnifies products or elements in being used with increased efficiency, performance, or productivity. In simple terms, I influence elements to work stronger or different than they normally do.

One product that I came up with is M-Factor that cleans, polishes and protects painted, glass, metal, vinyl and other plastics on cars, boats and aircraft. On well cared for painted surfaces, M-Factor leaves a Sky Deep Shine, and last for months before needing a reapplication of M-Factor.

By reason of examining the findings on the weak electrical connectivity experiment performed by me, Stanley Lane and Max McDaniel, that I have come to this conclusion. The M-Factor mixture has a most favored propensity of providing a non- electrolytic or extreme weak electrolytic surface where ever the M-Factor is applied. These M-Factored surfaces should act in reverse of a lightning rod, instead the M-Factor acts as a lightning equalizer or gradient lightning charge filter.  Make no error in what I’m stating! In no capacity do I claim that M-Factor will reject, or repel lightning or electrical currents. In modification of a delicate balance of understanding, the M-Factored surface becomes a quasi-neutral, resembling an extreme weak attractant or repulsion, or just indifferent to attraction or deflection. The surface becomes alienated! Lightning can still strike the M-Factored surface, but the expectation factor now leans into the expanse of our logic of chance not probability.

I brought my Hyzor made to supply hydrogen to engines over to Stanley's house so I could hook the Hyzor up to his 12 volt battery charger with a 55 amp current. Usually 12 -16 amps is sufficient to produce hydrogen if the lye mixture is strong enough to cause proper electrolysis. Instead I poured about 25 oz. of water with 1 oz of M-Factor without any lime mixture. I wanted to see if the hyzor would have conductivity with water and M-Factor alone. The water was regular hard tap water in the Hyzor and should have given a good conductivity since the hyzor had iron oxide inside the electrolyzer chamber. This mixture should make it a good strong conductivity current. To our surprise, when the charger was connected at 55 amps, nothing happened, showing no electrical conductivity, showing no needle movement on the volt meter. Curtis had a portable amp meter and tested the Hyzor, and it did show slight conductivity in the fractional ratio of millionths . The current was so weak that the meter showed a current with less than 1 milliamp, infact it wouldn't show any numbers at all, just the letters ol.
 
A week later, I went to see Stanley and his friend Max Daniel that also works at Cargill. One of Max's jobs is to test the water for different physical and electrical conductivity properties for the Cargill Company keeping their flour at their maximum consistency. Max started testing the M-Factor by wetting a paper towel with M-Factor and wiped it on an old sterling silver spoon, and after a few simple wipes, the dulled silver spoon became shiny. Max was impressed, so he took a few ounces of the water mixed with M-Factor that was once in the Hyzor. Max said that he would test the water.
 
I called Max tonight on 09-28-2009, and the first thing he said, Mike, this is the strangest water I have ever tested. It shows that it's mostly nonconductive and that makes no sense. This is hard water with a lot of rust in it from your Hyzor. This hard water is less electrical conductive than R O water, or Reverse Osmosis Water that is extremely soft water. How can water be electrically nonconductive with all that rust and minerals coming from the tap? What the water is supposed to do, it doesn't. What it’s not supposed to do, it does!  What ever current it's carrying is way below 1 milliamp, where I can't measure it! 
This hard water with iron in it, is acting like a super soft water without mineral contamination in it.
 
This shows that the silicon mix of M-Factor does not control the water's action properties. The Water itself controls or delegates the properties of the silicon mix. The silicon mix is being taken for a ride, but in no way driving.
 
My next water after design alterations is Mercury Water. This is the most difficult and complex water that can be worked with, including Deuterium. The Mercury Water could be a Vaccine stabilizer, possibly extending its longevity without actual mercury contamination. I can attempt this later in the future when I have funds.

Mike Dickson

Mike has 2 years of College after Air Force. Beech Aircraft Expediter (1 year), Plumber and Sewer Cleaner, 30 years.

Inventions and Creations:

Mike has invented a foam generator for root retardant chemicals to coat 360 degree of sewerline. Information is available, proprietary info to license or participation. (now in public domain) Advances not yet patented.

MERRIE EAST

Merrie is an Administrative Assistant in the payroll department for the Wichita Public School District.

INVENTIONS AND CREATIONS:

Merrie has invented the NOZ PAX / NOZ AID -- a product with two purposes.  NOZ PAX is created to contain and stop nose bleeds.  NOZ AID is a pre-lubricated/medicated pack for relief of dry nostrils and for distribution of medications.  She is trying to bring both products to market.  Click NOZ PAX for a power point presentation.

Laurene Gast

My name is Laurene but I go by Laura. I have always had an inventive mind, not an imaginative mind. I was raised on my family farm and that is where I honed my inventive skills. While a teenager I also liked to learn and acquire skills by joining and leading my 4-H club, holding all executive level positions in my 10 years with the organization.

I have come up with several ideas from a garden tool to marketing program to book publishing project but I am still looking for my multimillion dollar idea.  I like to help and support other people and to encourage others to accomplish their dreams.  I like to support non-profits when it has a mission to what I agree.  That is why I became a member to IASCK. They too have a passion for thinking of solutions for any given set of circumstances – and helping each other to accomplish their goal.

I am a member to the Inventors club of KC, Visioneering Wichita, Wichita Historical Society, and I volunteer at the Kansas Humane Society, Numana Inc, that helps starving children. I am in the process of publishing a book and when it is successful then I plan to start a foundation of my own to help old and young people learn from each other, called Here Today, Gone Tomorrow, but not Forgotten.

Dan Gollub
Dan has a master's degree in Psychology and is working as a psychologist at the El Dorado Correctional Facility.

Inventions and Creations: Dan has an original approach to dream interpretation which can be viewed in the science articles section at www.thenakedscientisists.com. He has several ideas for inventions he's interested in pursuing.

William F. Heronema
 

 Bill has a Masters of Science in Physical Education with a concentration core in exercise physiology from Fort Hays State University.  He is currently assembling a working prototype for a fitness/exercise machine for which he will seek a utility patent.  Bill lives in Salina, KS and can be reached at:  785 787-2527.

Jerry Kunkle

Inventions And Creations

Jerry has invented and patented a heavy duty shoe/boot brush for truckers, golfers and etc.

Jorge Montoya-Blas

Jorge received his degree in Electrical Engineering from the Peruvian National University in Lima, followed by employment for several years with an electro-mechanical contracting company in Peru.  He then emigrated to the USA, choosing a central location to guarantee full emmersion in the English language and US culture.

After working for two different companies in Wichita, he established JMT Industries, Inc., specializing in the manufacture of parts and assemblies for the aerospace and defense industries as well as some custom medical (surgical alignment) parts.

He thrives on the challanges of parts that others cannot manufacture or consider too difficult, and his next personal goal is the development of an innovative method of teaching mathematics, physics and chemistry for young students.

Dean Quimby

 The first time that I became interested in changing designs was when I was eight years old. I was born in 1940 and in 1948 we received electricity on our farm.  An electric welder salesman came visiting and not having cash to spare dad traded the man an old Reo truck in exchange for a Farney electric welder.  With the advantage of the welder I was able to build a tri-wagon. Welding the front half of an old tricycle to the rear half of a wagon and I've been hooked ever since. I've configured many things since that time. Some of the things, I'm sure, are still down by the trees along with the other junk of that time. There are more recent configurations up in the attic where we now live.  I've had numerous jobs including working on pipelines and oil fields and then military. After that I worked in a feedlot for 8 years. I worked as a millwright for a company that bought old grain elevators to completely dismantle and then upgrade them to make them more efficient. This job lasted 18 years.  It required a lot of welding. 

I have two patents and one Trademark:

US PAT NO. 5,041,058  Portable Thrasher 
US PAT NO. 5,106,340  Portable Thrasher
TM Reg. No. 1,944383, Field Scout

My final 7 years of employment was with the Raytheon aircraft company as a painter.  Aircraft, especially the size that we produce are painted with many different paint schemes. It takes a lot of rolls of paper and tape to paint aircraft. Each different color would require separating that portion of the aircraft from the rest of it. When the painted portion is dry it is then wrapped and another portion is painted. This happens a number of times depending on how many stripes and different colors are needed for that particular aircraft. The buyer of the plane chooses the color scheme. Taping and covering with paper to protect and separate the different colors requires a lot of extremely careful cutting.  This is accomplished with utility knives and results in a lot of cut hands and fingers. The single edged razor blades were allowed along with other open bladed utility blades. These were discontinued in favor of a safer knife which has a 'push out as you need' design. but they can't replace the industrial razor blade for sharpness, cost efficency and easy cutting.   

Mario Schiaffino

Mario has invented a device that will make it easier to replace, install and exchange light fixtures and ceiling fans over the entire house. And make it more convenient to replace those heavy mercury lights in warehouses, stadiums and big arenas.

This could open a brand new market for people that rent because they will be able to buy a ceiling fan, chandelier and take it with them when they decide to move without having to contract an electrician or ask the landlord.

My future view of this device is that any new house will have it installed in the ceiling and every retailer will sell the light fixture and appliances with the plug already in it. Click for Images.
 

Gary Stecklein

Gary Stecklein has a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Kansas State University and a MBA from the University of Texas in San Antonio.  He worked for 6 years for Deere & Co. as a design engineer and received 7 patents there.  He then worked for Southwest Research Institute for 27 years eventually becoming the Director of Engineering of the Vehicle Systems Research Department before retiring in 2007.  There he received an additional 3 patents there.  His expertise ranges from mechanical design to systems development and has been involved in test system development, filtration and contamination, hydraulics, transmission development, hybrid and electric vehicle development.  

He is currently pursuing patents on a highly compact high reduction gear drive system, snow sled, extension cord reel, visual wind shield wiper control system, direct kinetic energy transfer system, and other concepts.  

He can be reached at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

  Raymond Valesquez

Raymond is owner of Ray's-Amigo gas and oil well service and resides in Ulysses, Kansas.

Inventions and Creations: Ray has invented and offers for sale Trash Traveler (TM), a light weight and compact portable trash can designed to be taken where large bulky trash cans can't go. Ray has also invented and offered for sale his Highway Traveler (TM), designed to provide support and stability when walking and picking up trash. Click on to brochures for full descriptions. Ray can be reached at (620) 353-9100.