Juan C Amortegui from 18381 8Th St, Hollywood, FL 33029, age 61, Phone: 954 433-2429

Juan Amortegui Phones & Addresses

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Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Juan Amortegui
President

Livestock International Inc

2153 NW 79 Ave, Miami, FL 33122
8810 NW 24 Ter, Miami, FL 33172

Juan Amortegui
President

Alectron Inc
Nonclassifiable Establishments

8810 NW 24 Ter, Miami, FL 33172

Juan Amortegui
Director

Fast Dispatch, Inc
Ret Used Automobiles

8810 NW 24 Ter, Miami, FL 33172
2153 NW 79 Ave, Miami, FL 33122
18256 NW 6 St, Hollywood, FL 33029
305 398-3607

Juan F Amortegui
Director

FDI TRADING, INC
Whol Nondurable Goods

1672 SW 159 Ave, Hollywood, FL 33027
4279 Greenbriar Ln, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33331

Juan Amortegui
President, Treasurer, Director, Secretary

Davie Liquors & Wine, Inc

5993 Stirling Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314

Juan Amortegui
Manager, Station Manager

Micom America, Inc
Air Courier Services

10300 NW 19 St, Miami, FL 33172
305 599-8908

Energy Converter Assembly
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US Patent:

8439140, May 14, 2013
Filed:

Sep 1, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/873848
Inventors:

Carlos Amortegui - Opa Locka FL, US
Juan Carlos Amortegui - Pembroke Pines FL, US
International Classification:

B60K 7/00
US Classification:

180 6551
Abstract:

An assembly structured to convert mechanical energy to electrical energy for a wheeled vehicle such as an automobile. A current generating assembly is mounted on the vehicle and an adaptor is connected between and in engaging relation with a vehicle wheel and a tire/rim assembly connected to the vehicle wheel. The adaptor includes a drive portion disposed in an accessible, partially exposed orientation relative to the vehicle wheel. A drive linkage, such as a drive belt, is disposed in driven relation to the drive portion of the adaptor and in driving relation to the current generating assembly. Rotation of the wheel during normal operation of the vehicle results in driving or powering of the current generating assembly and the generation of current to an electronic drive assembly of the vehicle and/or electrically powered components thereof, at least partially through the battery assembly associated with the vehicle.