John P Dolan

8559971, Oct 15, 2013

Apr 5, 2011

13/080229

Michael A. Garcia - Herndon VA, US
Robert Mueller - Herndon VA, US
John W. Lambert - Herndon VA, US
John M. Dolan - Herndon VA, US

Exelis, Inc. - McLean VA

H04W 64/00
H04W 4/02
H04L 29/08

4554561, 340 81, 342387

A technique for determining the position of a mobile device includes receiving at the mobile device a set of time-slotted messages from a respective set of reference devices. Each of the time-slotted messages contains a slot ID indicating the assigned time slot in which it was broadcast. The slot ID is used to determine the time of transmission of each of the time-slotted messages received at the mobile device, and the position of the mobile device is determined via multi-lateration based on the time of flight of the time-slotted messages and known positions of the reference devices. According to another approach, the mobile device receives a set of ADS-B messages from a respective set of SBS ground stations. The time of transmission of each of the ADS-B messages is supplied in the ADS-B message itself or in a subsequent message and used to determined the position of the mobile device.

20120262339, Oct 18, 2012

Apr 15, 2011

13/087809

Michael A. Garcia - Herndon VA, US
Robert Mueller - Herndon VA, US
John W. Lambert - Herndon VA, US
John M. Dolan - Herndon VA, US

ITT MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES, INC. - Wilmington DE

G01S 1/24

342387

A technique for determining the position of a mobile device includes receiving messages from respective mobile reference devices. Each of the messages is broadcast beginning at one of several predetermined message start opportunity (MSO) times that have known timings relative to a reference time. Each of the messages contains a MSO value identifying the MSO time at which transmission of the message started. The MSO value is used to determine the time of transmission of each of the messages received at the mobile device, and the position of the mobile device is determined via multi-lateration. According to another approach, the mobile device receives a set of ADS-B messages from a respective set of mobile reference devices. The time of transmission of each of the ADS-B messages is supplied in the ADS-B message itself or in a subsequent message and used to determine the position of the mobile device.

D2542331, Feb 19, 1980

Oct 14, 1977

5/842039

John E. Dolan - Harrison NY

D0901

D 9 23

41292979, Dec 12, 1978

Jun 14, 1976

5/658721

John W. Dolan - Lake Ronkonkoma NY

A63B 500

272 67

An arm wrestling device is disclosed comprising a base, a channel mounted to the base, an arm pivotally mounted to and within said channel, and a hand grip transversely disposed to and attached to said arm and a spring disposed in said channel and mounted at one end to the upper portion of the arm and pivotally mounted at the other end adjacent the base, whereby the user grips and pulls the hand grip causing pivoting of the arm and pivoting and extension of the spring. The spring means is mounted in a retractable cylinder and further comprises an air brake to counter the retraction of the spring in the event of sudden release of the grip by the user. The spring is within a retractably extensible cylinder. The cylinder has an air brake to counter retraction of the spring upon release of the hand grip.

57015791, Dec 23, 1997

Nov 29, 1993

8/158256

John M. Dolan - Woodbury NY
Andrew S. Beasley - Lake Errock, CA

PCS Solutions, LLC - Englewood Cliffs NJ

H04Q 730

455 31

A modular antenna driver is provided for extending the area of coverage between a base station connected to a CATV cable system and a plurality of cordless handsets. The driver includes a duplex circuit connected to the CATV cable and tuned for upstream and downstream communications with the base station over the cable. A core circuit connected to the duplex circuit includes circuitry interconnected to perform and of sufficient bandwidth to perform communication functions common to at least two different handset types. At least one removable module is selectively insertable into the driver and includes circuitry interconnected to perform communication functions characteristic of one handset type wherein one such module will may be replaced by a second module for a different second handset type. In the alternative, multiple removable modules may be simultaneously employed in the driver to permit simultaneous compatibility with a plurality of handset types.

40292398, Jun 14, 1977

Jan 26, 1976

5/652231

John E. Dolan - Harrison NY

A47J 51097

223 85

A plastic clothes hanger comprising an elongated, completely enclosed, hollow plastic body having extending arms.

D2634147, Mar 16, 1982

May 7, 1979

6/036321

John E. Dolan - Harrison NY

D2301

D23 3

43707637, Feb 1, 1983

May 20, 1981

6/265555

John E. Dolan - Harrison NY

E03D 902

4228

Dispensing apparatus for dispensing bleach or detergent into a toilet tank or the like on a controlled basis. The dispensing apparatus comprises a dispenser immersed in the tank water, the dispenser being subdivided into two approximately equal volume chambers, one for containing the bleach and the other for the combination of a dye with a detergent. The internal structure is such that a metered dose of a liquid solution formed from a block or cake of detergent or bleach is automatically dispensed each time the flushing of the toilet tank takes place. An intake means, including an aperture or opening, is provided at one end of each of the chambers for receiving a predetermined quantity of liquid from the tank; also there are provided barrier means or similar means internally of the chamber for retaining said quantity and keeping it isolated from the bleaching or detergent block until a flushed cycle is initiated; a flotation means in the form of a compartment within the chamber containing trapped air and located at the other end of the dispenser; exit means, in the form of an opening at that other end; and means for enabling movement of the dispenser as the level of said liquid rises and falls such that the force produced by the flotation means at the one end causes the intake means to take in a predetermined quantity of liquid, and dispensing takes place through the exit openings, in accordance with gravity, as the barrier means is overcome.