Monday, November 18, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 11 18 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 11 18 2013: Inventions Needed 11 18 2013 A metal box that holds that holds one single box of shotgun shells in it. Why?  Because often when going h...

Thursday, October 31, 2013

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Saturday, October 19, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Mandate Needed 10 19 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Mandate Needed 10 19 2013: Mandate Needed All fiberglass bat type insulation should have one side with   either foil or clothe like material.   Nylon is cheap ...

Monday, October 14, 2013

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Monday, June 17, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 06 17 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 06 17 2013: 1.  The publicly available hand crank bicycle pump to be located 10 feet from all public drinking fountains, (Bubblers.)  This would be one...

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Thursday, May 2, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 05 02 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 05 02 2013: Inventions Needed 05 02 2013 Ground Scanning and Spike Inserter (GSSI) This would be a device about the same size as a Jack Hammer.  It...

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 04 23 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 04 23 2013: Inventions Needed 04 23 2013 A tall kitchen garbage can that sucks the air out the bottom when installing a new plastic can liner so that...

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Saturday, March 23, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 03 23 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 03 23 2013: Inventions Needed 03 23 2013 1.          A C-Clamp that has one end of the turning pin weighted so that one can use one hand to spin...

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 03 13 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 03 13 2013: Inventions Needed 03 13 2013 Medieval Axe Heads that accept a standard 3/4" U.S. threaded plumbing pipe. Needs to be durable like ...

Should all patents represented filed by any patent lawyer who is disbarred

Should all patents represented filed by any patent lawyer who is disbarred be invalidated?

Yes!

And if that lawyer represented a University all of those patents should be disbarred and any proceeds from them to be transferred to the government to give the poor more food stamps for food only.

Bottom line, you cheated the American economy and you know it!

Copyright 2013 Thomas Paul Murphy
Originally published on 03 13 2013 at: www.inventionsneeded.blogspot.com

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 03 13 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 03 13 2013: 1. Camera flip top polarizing filter.  Background.  Many rifle scopes have covers that flip up and out of the way of the lens.  These cove...

Sunday, March 10, 2013

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Thursday, February 28, 2013

Saturday, February 23, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 02 23 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 02 23 2013: Inventions Needed 02 23 2013 Large frozen waffles the size of pies and slim line low profile toasters to go with them. Background: Th...

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Invention Needed 02 12 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Invention Needed 02 12 2013: Invention Needed 02 12 2013 Solar Powered Digital Thermostat If they can make a watch that works this way then they can make a thermome...

Monday, February 11, 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 02 11 2013

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 02 11 2013: Inventions Needed 02 11 2013 1. Aluminum or other powdered caulk that spreads like jelly and dries hard. 2. A gas cylinder charged mech...

Thursday, January 10, 2013

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Monday, October 1, 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Common Wealth 10 01 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Common Wealth 10 01 2012: Common Wealth 10 01 2012 There is a whole lot of meaning in those two words with regard to intent and the life’s history of those ...

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 09 18 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 09 18 2012: Inventions Needed 09 18 2012 1.          A turkey call that attaches to the stalk of your gun or to the frame of your bow.   This wo...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 09 18 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 09 18 2012: Inventions Needed 09 18 2012 1.          A turkey call that attaches to the stalk of your gun or to the frame of your bow.   This wo...

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Friday, September 7, 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 09 07 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 09 07 2012: Two Inventions Needed 09 07 2012 1.        Invention Needed: A Trumpet with the same sound as a regular Trumpet but takes less lun...

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: The Stapled up SIKH 08 22 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: The Stapled up SIKH 08 22 2012: The Stapled up SIKH As I looked at the chest of the SIKH who was shot by Wade Page… I just have to ask myself, “Is that indeed modern...

Sunday, July 22, 2012

Friday, July 20, 2012

Saturday, July 14, 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 07 14 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 07 14 2012: 1.  A masking tape that has a scale pattern cut out of it.  Background:  many people like to make their own fishing lures.  The hard part i...

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Inventions Needed Spring activated telescoping boat push pole

Inventions Needed Spring activated telescoping boat push pole 07 12 2012

How many times have you found yourself on a sand bar or in shallow water all too quickly. 
Push poles are very inconvenient to store in your boat because they are often as long as the boat is.

What would be great is if you had a telescoping push pole that "telescoped" to about 12 feet long with the push of a button that activated a series of spring latches.

You drift up on a sand bar and quick grab the push pole, extend it and push yourself off the sand bar or through a shallow channel- as it were.

If not handled properly it could be dangerous.  So it would never be marketed- but I would want one. 

It would be kind of like the Gun and motorcycle helmet type liability.  It wasn't the manufacturers fault the user did not exercise extreme care.

Copyright 2012 Thomas Paul Murphy

Originally published on 07 12 2012 at:     http://inventionsneeded.blogspot.com/

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed a waterproof body bag for trophy...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed a waterproof body bag for trophy...: Inventions Needed a waterproof body bag for trophy fish. It has to be at least 7 feet long and safe to hold ice. Background: it is very...

Thursday, July 5, 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Beach Blanket

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Beach Blanket: Inventions Needed Beach Blanket with weighted corners Have you ever gone to the beach and had the wind blow the corners of your beac...

Thursday, May 3, 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Trailer train solar cell trailer...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Trailer train solar cell trailer...: Inventions Needed Trailer train solar cell trailers 03 29 2012 I got to thinking as I was buying new running shoes because I lost one.  I ...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Invention needed standardized captive shop vacuum ...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Invention needed standardized captive shop vacuum ...: Inventions Needed 04 19 2012 :  Standardized shop vacuum hose connections that are rubber or of spring rubber gasket construction. © ...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Laser targeting ant killing trap...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Laser targeting ant killing trap...: Inventions Needed: Laser targeting ant killing trap with video recording This one would look like a little carousel or glass funhouse.  I...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Solar electric power based purif...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Solar electric power based purif...: Inventions Needed 04 19 2012C:   Solar electric power based purification of rainwater systems. © 2012 Thomas Paul Murphy Full te...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Automobile safety belts that spo...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Automobile safety belts that spo...: Inventions Needed: Automobile safety belts that spool out under friction 04 28 2012 Crash test dummy tests should be conducted to determi...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 05 03 2012

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Two Inventions Needed 05 03 2012: Two Inventions Needed 05 03 2012 1.          Cam action refrigerator door hinges.   These would allow you to not have to adjust the ...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Rifle scope with a range finder ...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed Rifle scope with a range finder ...: Wouldn't it be nice if a rifle scope had a range finder built into it so that the center "Dot" or other articulating configuration was alwa...

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Inventions Needed: Camera with Digital Tri Level

Modern cameras should have a digital tri-level on the upper right corner of the LCD screen or seperate screen.  A tri-level is one that levels on three axis's.  This would be very beneficial to photographers of all types.

Also a camera could have a digital readout of the distance it is from the center of the lense to the floor.  This would help portrait photographers as they often measure the distance from the ground to the center of a "portrait."

Thomas Paul Murphy

Copyright 2012 Thomas Paul Murphy
Originally published on 03 25 2012 at:  www.inventionsneededblogspot.com

Saturday, March 10, 2012

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Monday, February 27, 2012

If you like my Inventions Needed Website you will also like my Novel

If you like my Inventions Needed Website you will also like my Novel The Voyage of the Cauldron Skipper as it has many inventions and futuristic concepts in it.


The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 02 27 2012 C The Tripod Camera S...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 02 27 2012 C The Tripod Camera S...: Inventions Needed 02 27 2012 C The Tripod Camera Strap Carrying a tripod is an iffy type of ordeal, as in I don’t know IF I will need to ...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed water bottle steamer 02 27 2012 ...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed water bottle steamer 02 27 2012 ...: Water Bottle Steamer Background: Water bottles that are reused are quite popular. The problem arises in that they can not be effectivel...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 02 27 2012 Conventional Oven wit...

The Milwaukee and Wisconsin News: Inventions Needed 02 27 2012 Conventional Oven wit...: Inventions Needed: 02 27 2012 Conventional Oven with Adjustable Chamber Hole ~An oven that changes the size of the opening depending o...

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Monday, December 5, 2011

Socks with Rubber Spots 11 28 2011

The American worker is on his/her feet all day.  What would really help those who are on their feet all day would be if a company marketed socks that had rubber spots or dots on the bottom of them.

The rubber dots should be about 1/4 inch in diameter and a little raised.  They would greatly help alleviate tired feet. 

The reason they are needed is because new shoes do not last very long for the American worker who is on his/her feet all day.

Some companies do make the treaded socks for people who just wear socks and don't want to slip but what I am talking about is a sock that has rubber dots on the bottom.

Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2011 Thomas Paul Murphy

Originally published on 12 05 2011 at: www.inventionsneeded.blogspot.com

Monday, May 2, 2011

Invention Needed: Automotive Intake Air Preheat 05 02 2011



Invention Needed: Automotive Intake Air Preheat 05 02 2011


Air entering the combustion chamber should be preheated.


Background cold air causes fuel to condense. Combustion of condensed fuel is not as efficient and is indeed more polluting as more carbon monoxide is released as well as other byproducts of incomplete combustion.


How do we efficiently heat air before entering the combustion chamber and mixing with gas? It is very simple; air taken into the combustion chamber can be heated by passing it through a heat sink integral to the cars exhaust manifolds. The process will have to be computer controlled because it is a new concept. A heat sink is often a grid of strips of thin metal that dissipates heat, some form of this could also look like the grid from your engines radiator. Now there is another novel idea, an initial form of this engine could be where the air intake was located behind the radiator, however radiators would have to be built differently and guaranteed not to leak or at least censor monitored for moisture leakage. But my idea is more utilizing the rising nature of heat by creating a heat sink on the top of the engine much like an upper layer of cake that would be raised strips of thin metal. Cylinder configuration would have to be a little different to accommodate for this but that is something any 101 level engineering student could figure out. When inventing new things today you have to ask yourself what were the limitations regarding creative concepts that prior engineers faced that have been surmounted today with technology and innovation. What hurdles have we already leapt over that original engineers discarded innovation because they were limitations? What limitations no longer exist with regards to efficiency? There are many, and you wonder where all of our R&D money has been spent.


One danger that would need to be mitigated would be the heated intake air combusting the gas before spark and pre-firing. But the system should be devised where by the air can be chamber pre combustion chamber and injected into the cylinder. This would prevent backfiring of combustion into intake.


An engine such as this would be highly efficient because the heated air would indeed expand the gasoline gas and thereby less would be needed to produce the same combustion. In fact the system would become so efficient that oxygen could be electrolysed from water and the car could run on water.


Computer controls would be paramount in that initially the exhaust manifold is not very hot. Any motor that can figure out a way to utilize heat build, effectively a wasted energy, is a more efficient motor.


Solar panels on hood and roof surfaces would make cars extremely more efficient.


The technology exists today for a car to get 200mpg with the same horsepower and speed that they do today.


A heat sink rising from an exhaust manifold array could be located on the top of the engine or to the side in the case of V orientated cylinder.


Key factors that need to be considered are how hot is it likely to get and what are the combustion dynamics that need to be regulated regarding that.


One more point, an engine such as this would require less need to be cooled down because it is more efficient and the engine is cooled as air is brought into the intake. So the motor would need to spend less energy driving a water pump, that energy can be utilized to produce forward motion. This engine would be extremely efficient on drives more than ten minutes in length as the manifold heats up more. Also this would make cars in the colder northern regions more efficient during the winter.


Indeed such an engine could become so efficient that less spark would be needed for combustion, the need to generate less spark means less energy of the system is needed to produce such spark and therefore the motor is more fuel efficient. Fuel efficiency means one thing, how far can you go per the same gallon of gas.


I know what your critique is already, that you have the makings of your basic bomb with this; all automobile engines are the makings of the basic bomb. And in today’s age of computer controlled engines this is highly possible.






I may not be able to make money from my ideas in this country but I can sure give proof of when I thought of them. And because they are not in commercial production it is likely that I am the first to think of such things. This idea is not for profit this idea is meant to help the country. I do not claim to be the initial inventor of this idea although these are my original thoughts. And I would not doubt that our patent office backdates inventions in the guiltless and irresponsible name of corporate America. All that money will have done you no good when the planet no longer supports life because of you.  And when you can not be proud of your actions you will have developed a conscience, and it is a conscience that governs humanity not greed.






Thomas Paul Murphy


Copyright 2011 Thomas Paul Murphy


Originally published on 05 02 2011 at: www.inventionsneeded.blogspot.com






Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Inventions Needed: Treadmill Design Improvements 04 19 2011

Inventions Needed: Treadmill Design Improvements 04 19 2011

Whenever I get on a treadmill at a gym I don’t have enough to do. They need to make a treadmill that has a speed bag mounted on a platform to the front of the treadmill so that I can use my arms while I am running and develop coordination to hit the speedbag while running. They could even make one whereby the speedbag platform moves around a little bit.


Also the treadmill could have footprints painted on the conveyor belt so that I could develop more coordination by hitting those steps with my feet. At the very least a grid pattern could be printed on the conveyor belt in about 12”X 5” rectangles, to add a little variety to the exercise.


And lastly I do not like to watch the television when I run I just end up looking at the clock. The clock on the treadmill therefore needs to be placed at eyelevel and not lower than eye level as it is today.






Thomas Paul Murphy


Copyright 2011 Thomas Paul Murphy






Originally Published on 04 19 2011 at: www.inventionsneeded.blogspot.com


I may not be able to get all my inventions patented but I can show to you and prove who thought of them first! 


Saturday, April 2, 2011

Invention: Leg Press Powered Bicycle 04 02 2011

Invention: Leg Press Powered Bicycle 04 02 2011

A bicycle that uses the same type of leg force as a leg press dose at an exercise club. A bicycle such as this could do more than sixty miles per hour.


Current leg energy is wasted by the circular movement of the peddles. This invention transmits the same force that the leg uses in a leg press machine into forward movement per full length of the leg stroke. This is a much stronger force than that of the peddling in a small diameter motion.


The bicycle would have to be recumbent or low to the ground and the wheels would have to be enclosed and vented per fore low and aft high. A refractory mirror could be employed so that the “Cycler” does not have to “crane” his/her neck to ride it, thereby the frame could be made more aerodynamic and low to the ground.


One can transmit a tremendous leg force as is done in the direction of the leg moves in a leg press or squat. If you think about it the average sized man can learn to squat over 200 lbs, because this is how our legs are designed to be used not in the small diameter motion. I don’t know what the record for the squat is but I have seen men leg pressing 12 plates, that is 540 lbs. There is tremendous potential to transform such force into forward momentum. Could speeds of 200 mph be reached some day? With assist mechanisms of power such as solar panel electric drive motors that is likelihood.


Moving the legs in the full forward stroke is also healthier for the leg muscles.






Thomas Paul Murphy


Copyright 2011 Thomas Paul Murphy


Originally Published on 04 02 2011 at: www.inventionsneeded.blogspot.com






Golf Club Shaft Vibration Damper

Invention 04 02 2011

Golf Club Shaft Vibration Damper


This invention of mine is meant to decrease the shock to the wrists and hands from the force created when the club hits the golf ball. In essence it is made of a rubber, polyurethane or similar material that is able to reduce vibration. A collar is made of such material and placed at a point on the club shaft or more than one point. It would be of low profile construction and thereby close to the shaft.


We have all felt that jarring twang when we hit the ball and the club vibrates into our wrists. This can cause or worsen arthritis over time. This invention is designed to reduce the vibration to the hands by such gold ball hits by damping it, in effect absorbing it into the material and thereby dissipating it.


Background:


In it’s simplest form it could be thought of to be a section of discarded golf grip placed along the shaft between the club handle and the grip.






Copyright 2011 Thomas Paul Murphy


Thomas Paul Murphy


Originally Published on 04 02 2011 at: www.inventionsneeded.blogspot.com

Fan for Your Underwear 04 02 2011

Invention Needed:



Fan for Your Underwear 04 02 2011


A silver dollar or coin sized fan that runs on a watch battery and is humidity activated. It has screening to protect you from the fan blades. And would fit in slots in your underwear. This invention would eliminate the moisture in your crotch that is the breeding ground for fungus and germs.


Of course you would have to have to learn and maintain habits regarding cleanliness for this area to start.


Our modern clothing is not ventilated in this area for those of us who are active. And contrary to what most people believe you can catch sickness from sitting in a chair were somebody’s germy butt sat. Your dirty butt is full of germs such as E-coli, etc. If you ever talk to someone and their breath smells like a toilet they have a Candida infection whereby they have not been active and do not have a health gastrointestinal tract. What this means is that germs that are meant to populate their lower intestinal track have populated their whole bodies. These types of people are usually in a fog of stupidity. If you talk to them and get a good whiff of this you are likely to get sick because your upper respiratory tract has not been accustomed to the germs that have broken through the resistance of theirs.


A humidistat would turn the fan on when the area got “moist” (don’t know what this would say about women) and dry the area to prevent the formation of fungus and the growth of other bacteria and germs that thrive in this warm moist environment. It would also stop the spread of hemorrhoids which are indeed a germ infection much like the gastric ulcer was found to be.






Thomas Paul Murphy


Copyright 2011 Thomas Paul Murphy






Originally published on 04 02 2011 at: www.inventionsneeded.blogspot.com

Automotive Invention to reduce the air friction drag created by tire treads 04 02 2011




Automotive Invention to reduce the air friction drag created by tire treads 04 02 2011


-Fore low and aft high vented wheel wells to direction of motion.






Wheel wells vented in this dynamic would reduce drag on the wheel caused by a chambered air in the wheel well that causes drag. This invention would reduce drag as the treads would indeed be more in harmony with the minute air friction created by the tire treads. If vents in the hood were located in front of the wheels and one vented to the lower front of the wheel and the other to the upper back of the wheel a paddlewheel of air force that increases with speed would reduce the non-dynamic friction of air created by the tire treads in effect having to paddlewheel air forward, this is drag against the direction of rotation.


Better mileage would be created if the wheels were vented in such manner. And there is plenty of space inside the fenders to do this.


A similar dynamic could be created with the real wheel wells.






Thomas Paul Murphy


Copyright 2011 Thomas Paul Murphy






Originally published on 04 02 2011 at: www.inventionsneeded.blogspot.com














Sunday, March 27, 2011

Combination Pressure Washer and Vacuum Quick Car Washer 03 27 2011





Invention


Combination Pressure Washer and Vacuum Quick Car Washer 03 27 2011






The beautiful thing about this car washer is that it is quick and easy to use. A flexible dual hose system is incorporated with it. The top slat of the car wash head, that is shaped like and elongated rectangle, sprays out soapy water with just enough soap to loosen common dirt. There is a brush that runs around the perimeter of the head and across the inner length that separates the water spray function from the water vacuum function. The bottom slot of the washer head is a vacuum head much like your shop vacuum.


Very little water is spilled on your sleeves or slops around. It can be used in cold weather better than one could wash with a bucket of water and a towel because the cleaning water is vacuumed up after it has cleaned. It works much like a carpet cleaning vacuum accept the spray water is of a higher pressure.


One could simply fill the spray reservoir with mild soapy water, plug the machine in and spray vacuum your car clean.


The brush would be of soft long bristles.


There would be less ice buildup on your garage or driveway in winter as most of the water would be vacuumed up and your car would be less likely to have frozen doors or windows as the warm water is vacuumed up.






Thomas Paul Murphy


Copyright 2011 Thomas Paul Murphy


Originally published on 03 27 2011at: http://www.inventionsneeded.blogspost.com/


If the country were different I would try and patent this, but that is just living in the “U.S.A.” our ideas are taken by HEIR GOON and we are given mercy in return.