Irving Rosalind Trs Doshay from 380 Surfview Dr, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272, Phone: 310-454-1667

Pop-Up Sprinkler Insert
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US Patent:

6357668, Mar 19, 2002
Filed:

Mar 5, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/513988
Inventors:

Irving Doshay - Pacific Palisades CA 90272
International Classification:

B05B 1510
US Classification:

239 1, 239201, 239204, 239206, 239281, 239DIG 1, 239203
Abstract:

A life extending, pop-up sprinkle comprising a riser pipe, a collar, a pop-up shaft with a threaded head, an o-ring, a weight, and a spray insert. The riser pipe is threaded at both ends. The lower threads are designed to mate with the specially threaded cavity in the sprinkler head body. Threaded onto the upper threads is the collar, which has a opening, having a hexagonal (or other shaped) cross-section, in its upper web. Sliding inside this opening is the cylindrical pop-up shaft which has a mating, outer, hexagonal (or other matching shaped) cross-section. The O-ring is slipped over the lower end of the shaft and a cylindrical (or other shaped) weight is screwed onto the lower end of the shaft. Both the O-ring and the weight are of larger diameters than the shaft so as to preclude leakage. The upper end of the shaft terminates in a cylindrical pop-up head which is also larger in diameter than the shaft.

Robotic Fire Protection System
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US Patent:

6364026, Apr 2, 2002
Filed:

Mar 17, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/271626
Inventors:

Irving Doshay - Pacific Palisades CA 90272
International Classification:

A62C 200
US Classification:

169 47, 169 46, 169 53, 169 56, 169 36
Abstract:

A fire fighting system comprising a set of unmanned, aircraft, fire detection subsystems; a set of launch-on-need, unmanned aircraft, fire suppression subsystems; and a manned, central, robotic vehicle flight control and monitoring station. When deployed, the robotic survey vehicles continuously patrol the wildland so that fires can be detected when they first start. The robotic extinguisher vehicles, which contain fire suppressant or extinguisher are deployed on rocket assist or other automated take-off launchers at critical locations throughout the wildland. The pilot at the central monitoring station controls the flight path of the survey vehicles and continuously receives video and fire scan information from them. Upon detection of a fire signal, its position is determined via use of a Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) system and permission is sought from the applicable security agency to launch an extinguisher vehicle. When permission is granted, the pilot at the central monitoring station provides the fire co-ordinates to the nearest, available extinguisher vehicle and initiates its launch.

Targeting, Small Wildland Fire Extinguisher Dropping System
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US Patent:

6474564, Nov 5, 2002
Filed:

Jan 19, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/765909
Inventors:

Irving Doshay - Pacific Palisades CA 90272
Max N. Alper - late of Los Angeles CA
International Classification:

A62C 200
US Classification:

239 46, 239 43, 239 36, 239 53
Abstract:

A targeting, small wildland fire extinguisher dropping system comprising: a droppable extinguisher package, adapted for filling and handling, for containing fire suppressant solution, and bursting when it hits a target on the ground full of said fire suppressant solution and dropped from a height; a quantity of fire suppressant solution inside said droppable extinguisher package; and a package dispenser, adapted for suspending, for holding said droppable extinguisher package and dropping said droppable extinguisher package upon command. A stirrer adapted to be inserted into said droppable extinguisher package for stirring said fire suppressant solution may also be provided.

Life Extending, Pop-Up Sprinkler Insert
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US Patent:

6648241, Nov 18, 2003
Filed:

Dec 21, 2001
Appl. No.:

10/028087
Inventors:

Irving Doshay - Pacific Palisades CA 90272
International Classification:

B05B 1510
US Classification:

239203, 239201, 239204, 239206
Abstract:

A life extending, pop-up sprinkler comprising a riser pipe, a collar, a pop-up shaft with a threaded head, an O-ring, a weight, and a spray insert. The riser pipe is threaded at both ends. The lower threads are designed to mate with the specially threaded cavity in the sprinkler head body. Threaded onto the upper threads is the collar, which has a opening, having a hexagonal (or other shaped) cross-section, in its upper web. Sliding inside this opening is the cylindrical pop-up shaft which has a mating, outer, hexagonal (or other matching shaped) cross-section. The O-ring is slipped over the lower end of the shaft and a cylindrical (or other shaped) weight is screwed onto the lower end of the shaft. Both the O-ring and the weight are of larger diameters than the shaft so as to preclude leakage. The upper end of the shaft terminates in a cylindrical pop-up head which is also larger in diameter than the shaft.

Auto Locating Emergency Rescue Transmitter (Alert)
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US Patent:

63243938, Nov 27, 2001
Filed:

Mar 26, 1999
Appl. No.:

9/277519
Inventors:

Irving Doshay - Pacific Palisades CA
International Classification:

H04M 1100
US Classification:

455404
Abstract:

Auto Locating Emergency Rescue Transmitter (ALERT), is an automatic emergency signal generator that broadcasts a radio frequency (rf) signal that can be locally received across the entire AM band spectrum for guiding rescuers to the location of a distressed automobile, aircraft or other vehicle that may also be outside of anyone's cognizance. The preferred embodiment includes an additional amplifier/modulator with a pre-recorded voice or tone-coded message that may be installed in or provided as an adjunct to the vehicle's existing radio. To use this embodiment, rescuers may determine the location of the distressed vehicle by standard rf signal tracking techniques. However, using recently available technologies, an alternate embodiment provides map grid co-ordinates to rescuers via a link to the Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) System. In either embodiment activation of the system is accomplished via an inertia switch or manual override switch in the vehicle. In later model automobiles the inertia switch is already also present to activate the air bag.

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Irving Doshay
President

SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS CORPORATION

380 Surfview Dr, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

Irving Rosalind Trs Doshay