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Stephen E Wilce

from Winters, CA
Age ~80
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Also known as:
Se Wilce, Steve E Wilce
Phone and address:
30200 Positas Rd #G77, Winters, CA 95694
(530) 795-4816
Related to:
Lee S Wilce, 78Brendan J Wilce, 43Romaine E Wilce
Connected to:
Jettie L Wilce, 35Joyce E Wilcek, 67Bruce L Wilcer, 67Brenda S Wilch, 57Zachary R Wilcha, 47Mia A Wilchcombe, 45Alexa M Wilchek, 42Judy A Wilchek, 59Nancy E Wilchenski, 80Allen O Wilcher, 73

Stephen Wilce Phones & Addresses

  • 30200 Positas Rd #G77, Winters, CA 95694 (530) 795-4816
  • 30200 Positas Rd, Winters, CA 95694
  • Yolo, CA

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Paddle And Method Of Manufacture Thereof

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US Patent:
6991501, Jan 31, 2006
Filed:
Jun 25, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/877522
Inventors:
Stephen E. Wilce - Winters CA, US
International Classification:
B63H 16/04
US Classification:
440101, 416 70 R, 416 74
Abstract:
A paddle for a kayak, a canoe or other small boat has a shaft with a handle portion which extends from one end of a blade and a tongue portion formed by cutting away a section of the sidewall of the shaft to provide a chamber which extends along a surface of the blade. A filler member extending longitudinally within the chamber is adhered to the tongue portion of the shaft and also to the surface of the blade. This provides a light weight, high strength paddle construction which is economical to manufacture as the blade need not be formed with a bulky molded socket for enabling attachment of a shaft.

Knock-Down Boat Assembly

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US Patent:
60066911, Dec 28, 1999
Filed:
Jul 11, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/890746
Inventors:
Stephen E. Wilce - Winters CA
International Classification:
B63B 700
US Classification:
114353
Abstract:
A folding boat assembly includes a hull assembly comprised of a pair of flexible hull panels joined at confronting keel edges by a flexible hinge that permits folding the hull panels together and rolling the hull panels into a storage package. An internal frame assembly for supporting the hull includes a pair of cam-action frame assemblies disposed generally amidship to define the hull curvature and apply tension to the hull between the gunwales. A cockpit coaming is supported at opposed ends by the cam-action frame assemblies and defines a passenger cockpit. A pair of longitudinal strut assemblies extend from the cockpit coaming fore and aft to engage the bow and stern to absorb longitudinal compression forces and transmit them to the cockpit coaming. A deck assembly extends across the gunwales from the bow and stern to the midship area, and may comprise a flexible waterproof fabric. A sealed zipper closure each the deck assembly permits access to install and remove the frame assemblies and longitudinal strut assemblies.

Sectional Boat Joint Construction

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US Patent:
44452446, May 1, 1984
Filed:
Mar 13, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/130085
Inventors:
Stephen E. Wilce - Winters CA
International Classification:
B63B 704
US Classification:
114355C
Abstract:
A joint construction for a sectional boat arranged to be assembled from a plurality of hull sections, each of the hull sections having a transversely extending edge portion for abutting engagement with the edge portion of an adjacent hull section with flanges on each of the edge portions arranged for mutual overlapping engagement to define a cavity in which an inflatable bladder is disposed whereby inflation of the bladder returns the flanges in the overlapping relationship in the assembled condition of the hull sections to form a leak-proof joint between adjacent hull sections.
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