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Christopher S Leaman

from Lancaster, PA
Age ~50
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Also known as:
Cjristopher S Leaman, Christophe S Leaman, Chris S Leaman, Christopher S Leman
Related to:
Robert C MuirJason BoyerBenjamin EppleyBetty Kaplan, 88
Connected to:
Brian F Leaman, 61Bruce A Leaman, 80Clyde M Leaman, 82Craig J Leaman, 36Jean A Leaman, 77Jim P Leaman, 58Joseph R Leaman, 88Katie M Leaman, 39Leona F Leaman, 66Philip D Leaman, 42

Christopher Leaman Phones & Addresses

  • Lancaster, PA
  • Maytown, PA
  • Ephrata, PA
  • Mount Joy, PA

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Lamp Assembly

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US Patent:
6015313, Jan 18, 2000
Filed:
Jun 17, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/877048
Inventors:
Wayne Samuel Davis - Harrisburg PA
Robert Neil Whiteman - Middletown PA
Christopher Scott Leaman - Elizabethtown PA
Assignee:
The Whitaker Corporation - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
H01R 424
US Classification:
439419
Abstract:
Lamp assembly (10) including an array of lamps (44) connectable to electrical power sources by contacts (40,42), and aligned with lenses (14) of a display panel (12) upon mounting of the lamp assembly to the panel, to illuminate the lenses. Contacts (40,42) terminate the lamp leads (46,48), and common contact (42) commons all the lamps. Housing (30) enables dressing the lamp leads for termination by contacts (40,42) and accommodates resistors (50) on certain lamp leads (46).

Multiple Lens Component

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US Patent:
59383100, Aug 17, 1999
Filed:
Aug 11, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/909107
Inventors:
Christopher Scott Leaman - Elizabethtown PA
Robert Neil Whiteman - Middletown PA
Wayne Samuel Davis - Harrisburg PA
Assignee:
The Whitaker Corporation - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G01D 1128
US Classification:
362 26
Abstract:
Multiple lens component (10,110) includes a transverse body section (12,112) for mounting along a front panel surface and defining a plurality of lens sites (14;114,116). Each lens site includes a rear projection (16;124,126,128,130) extending rearwardly from the body section to extend through a corresponding panel aperture (18;120,122) and define a light transmission path to the lens site from rearwardly of the panel (20,118). The component includes panel-mounting latches (30,132) on the rear projections, and further includes additional latches (32,134) enabling mounting thereto of a lamp assembly (28).
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