Resumes
Resumes
Audie Mays Phones & Addresses
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Florence, AL
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Rogersville, AL
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90 Eugenia Dr, Killen, AL 35645 (256) 757-8597 (256) 757-8687
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Crofton, MD
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90 Eugenia Dr, Killen, AL 35645 (256) 603-2765
Work
Position:
Sales Occupations
Education
Degree:
Associate degree or higher
Emails
Business Records
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
incorporator
Eagle Gear, Inc
MANUFACTURE/DESIGN/SELL ATHLETIC & SPORTS EQUIPMENT/PRODUCTS
MANUFACTURE/DESIGN/SELL ATHLETIC & SPORTS EQUIPMENT/PRODUCTS
Killen, AL
Publications
Us Patents
Cpap Tube Delivery Device
View pageUS Patent:
8534618, Sep 17, 2013
Filed:
Aug 24, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/199260
Inventors:
Audie L. Mays - Killen AL, US
International Classification:
F16M 11/00
US Classification:
248161, 248 75, 248121, 248157
Abstract:
A CPAP oxygen delivery device wherein a tube system eliminates excess hose and wherein a base connector positioned in the support frame may be in a T- or cross-configuration and the cross-configuration allows a supplemental therapeutic material to be delivered, and wherein the pitch of an adjustable arm may be varied to alter the vertical position of the CPAP mask.
Automated Apparatus For Cleaning Golf Balls
View pageUS Patent:
62695096, Aug 7, 2001
Filed:
Dec 30, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/222981
Inventors:
Audie L. Mays - Killen AL
International Classification:
B08B 100
B08B 1300
B08B 1300
US Classification:
15 212
Abstract:
An automated apparatus for cleaning golf balls constructed of light weight, portable type material and operable via standard battery power. The apparatus utilizes a housing having a fluid reservoir in the lower portion for holding a cleaning fluid, and a screw-type driven auger along with a pair of driven brushes and a fluid spray nozzle in the upper portion. A driven pump transports the cleaning fluid from the reservoir to the nozzle, which sprays the cleaning fluid on the golf ball as the auger and brushes engage the ball and remove the soil, respectively. Multiple sensing means are employed to energize and disable the apparatus upon the occurrence of predetermined events.
Integrated Driving Light System
View pageUS Patent:
53252748, Jun 28, 1994
Filed:
Apr 15, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/045795
Inventors:
Audie L. Mays - Crofton MD
International Classification:
B60Q 118
US Classification:
362 66
Abstract:
A system (100) for integrating a driving light (120) with a vehicle's external rear viewing mirror assembly (10) is provided. The driving light system (100) includes a lamp housing (110) having a pair of open opposing ends (104, 106) formed by a wall (102) having a tubular contour. The lamp housing (110) is mountable to an external rear viewing mirror assembly (10) by means of a tab (112) having a portion (116) thereof engageable within a recess portion (16) of the vehicle's rear viewing mirror frame assembly (14), and a fastener (108) which extends through a through opening (117) formed in the tubular wall (102) for engagement with a through opening (18) formed in a portion of the frame assembly (14) of the rear viewing mirror assembly (10). A lamp assembly (120) is disposed in the open end (104) of tubular housing (110), and coupled to the tubular wall (102) for displacement in two orthogonal directions, independent of an adjustable mirror (12) of the rear viewing mirror assembly (10). The system further includes a vertical adjustment assembly (130) rotatively coupled to the tubular wall (102) for displacing the lamp assembly to adjust the light output therefrom in a vertical direction.