Frank P Mengrone

20020097152, Jul 25, 2002

Jan 23, 2001

09/767071

Frank Mengrone - Staten Island NY, US
Deborah Mengrone - Staten Island NY, US

G08B013/14

340/571000, 340/426000, 340/573100, 340/539000

A theft detection device, for warning a property owner that a item of property such as an automobile, a child, or a personal item has been brought beyond a predetermined acceptable distance, comprising a plurality of transmitters and a receiver. Each transmitter continuously transmits a unique signal. The receiver monitors the signals from the transmitters, and determines when the signal strength therefrom drops below a predetermined threshold level or is missing altogether. When the property is moved from the owner beyond an acceptable distance, the signal strength will drop below the threshold level and will not be detected, indicating an alert condition. Once an alert condition is established by the receiver, a beeping unit is activated to provide an audible warning to the owner that the property has been stolen, so that the authorities can be immediately notified.

62673939, Jul 31, 2001

Aug 6, 1999

9/370001

Frank Mengrone - Staten Island NY
Deborah Mengrone - Staten Island NY

B62B 112

280 37

A caddy for allowing easy storage and transporting of personal items, having a rear panel. A bottom panel and a top panel are hingeably mounted to the rear panel such that they are capable of extending substantially perpendicularly from the rear panel during use, and extending substantially parallel to the rear panel for storage. A storage compartment is defined by a partition which extends parallel to the rear panel, soft side panels which extend between the partition and rear panel, and the top and bottom panels. The partition is movable toward the rear panel for storage. Wheels are provided immediately below the rear panel, and a handle is provided thereon to facilitate transportation and use of the caddy.