Jonathan J Lewis

39678199, Jul 6, 1976

Feb 10, 1975

5/548729

Jonathan Jay Lewis - Baltimore MD

A63B 6302

273103

The combination container and ball goal includes an enclosure having side and bottom walls and an opening through its upper end. The side wall is provided with an aperture and a movable panel for opening and closing the aperture. In one form, the panel is pivoted at its lower edge to the side wall for movement between a position closing the aperture and forming a substantially continuous side wall portion with the side wall of the enclosure whereby the enclosure is adapted for use as a container and in inclined position within the enclosure for deflecting a ball received within the enclosure through its upper end toward and through the aperture when the enclosure is utilized as a ball goal. In a further form, the panel is fully removable from the enclosure thereby adapting it for use as a ball goal whereby a ball received through the upper end of the enclosure may be retrived through the aperture. When usable as a container, the panel of this latter form forms part of the substantially continuous side wall of the enclosure with the aperture fully closed by the panel.

55106595, Apr 23, 1996

Jan 13, 1994

8/181185

David C. Lewis - Hermosa Beach CA
Jonathan M. Lewis - Redondo Beach CA

H02J 314

307 11

Supply of ac current from the marina source to the boat's DC loads is permitted only when an isolation relay completes the electrical circuit therebetween. A control means monitor the boats battery voltage, battery charger current and DC load current, and supplies operating current to the isolation relay only when those monitored conditions indicate a need for the supply of current from the on-shore source to the boat. The duration in which the on-shore ground lead is connected to the boat's ground system, a customary path for electrolysis currents, and corrosion damage caused by those currents, and the duration of consumption of on-shore electricity, are thus limited.