Flashlights and other battery-powered apparatus for holding and energizing transducers
AssigneeLaser Products Corporation
InventorJohn W. Matthews
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AssigneeLaser Products Corporation
InventorJohn W. Matthews
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A battery-powered apparatus for holding and energizing an electric transducer, includes a hand-held battery housing carrying the transducer mount, and first and second internal battery contacts. A first external battery charge terminal is on the transducer mount, and a second external battery charge terminal is on a part of the battery housing, such as its end cap. A double-throw switch has a common element electrically connected to an internal battery terminal contact, has a first switched contact leading to a first terminal of the electric transducer, and has opposite second switched contact electrically connected to an external battery charge terminal. If there are two electric transducers, they may be a part of a light source comprising a reflector, a first electric lamp having a filament at its focal point, and a second electric lamp extending into that reflector beside the first electric lamp.
Battery-powered apparatus for holding and energizing an electric transducer producing an output from a battery current, comprising in combination:
Battery-powered apparatus for holding and energizing a first electric transducer producing a first output, and a second electric transducer producing a different second output from a battery current, comprising in combination:
An electric light source, comprising in combination:
An electric light source, comprising in combination:
An electric switch, comprising in combination:
An electric switch, comprising in combination:
Battery-powered apparatus for holding and energizing an electric transducer producing an output from a battery current, comprising in combination:
In a flashlight, the improvement comprising in combination:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.