Richard Lewis Vezie

US Patent:

43020887, Nov 24, 1981

Filed:

Jul 14, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/168042

Inventors:

Richard L. Vezie - Ashland OR

International Classification:

G03B 1724
G03B 1700

US Classification:

354107

Abstract:

A camera is disclosed as being of the pin hole type having a transparent member therewithin on which is printed sun paths for certain days of the year and local time sun positions for the purpose of superimposing same on the photograph taken. Obstructions to direct solar radiation may then be calculated from an examination of the resulting photograph to determine the suitability of a site for future use of solar energy. A compass and level on the camera body facilitate southerly orientation of the camera in a level position. Film rollers guide the film over the curved indicia bearing member. Film transfer means retains a film supply roll with a take-up spindle for exposed film. A shutter assembly permits light entry through a pin hole aperture with the camera having a short focal length for a wide angle field. The indicia bearing member is detachably mounted to enable substitution of appropriate like members for use at different latitudes.

US Patent:

51036029, Apr 14, 1992

Filed:

Jun 4, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/532773

Inventors:

Richard A. Stevens - Ashland OR
Richard L. Vezie - Ashland OR

International Classification:

E03C 100

US Classification:

52 35

Abstract:

A moisture barrier unit (17) to be interposed between a bath fixture (11) such as a tub (11') and an underlayment (13) such as particle board (13') wherein the moisture barrier unit (17) includes: a resilient member (18) which rests on a sub-support (12) such as a subfloor (12') and is compressed between the tub (11') and the particle board (13'); and a waterproof flange member (20) which covers a portion of the block member (18) and the particle board (13') such that the moisture barrier unit (17) will serve to prevent water from contacting either the particle board (13') or the subfloor (12') when the conventional caulk bead (16) becomes cracked.