Side view mirror apparatus for vehicles
OwnerHarold G. Ellisinventor
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This invention is a side-view mirror apparatus for vehicles. It includes a supporting frame having vertically spaced mounting members and an upright mirror assembly carried by such mounting members for rotation about an upright axis. A vertically arranged hollow shaft is secured at its upper end to the mirror assembly and is journaled for rotation in both of the mounting members. The mirror assembly includes two generally parallel back-to-back mirrors having sandwiched therebetween a planar arranged electrical heating element, one of the mirrors being non-glare. An elongated electrical conductor is received by the hollow portion of the shaft and is connected at one of its two ends to the heating element. The conductor is insulated from the shaft and a rotary drive is connected to the shaft for rotatably adjusting the mirror assembly.
A side-view mirror apparatus for vehicles comprising a supporting frame having three vertically spaced horizontally extending mounting members, an upright mirror assembly carried by and between two of said mounting members for rotation about an upright axis, the third mounting member being beneath the lower of said two mounting members, said two lower members having two bushings, respectively, a vertically arranged hollow shaft secured at its upper end to said mirror assembly is journaled for rotation in said two bushings;
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