Tire pressure indicator and method for detecting reduction of pr

Communications: electrical – Selective – Having indication or alarm

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731465, 731468, 200 6125, 340515, B60C 2300

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044255586

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for detecting reduction in the pressure of a pnenumatic vehicle tire, particularly for multi-wheeled vehicles comprises a sealed housing fitted over the pneumatic tire valve adapted to depress the valve stem of a conventional pneumatic tire valve to release air into the sealed housing and provide a pressurized chamber. The pressure in the housing operates a pressure sensitive member such that when the pressure is reduced, the pressure sensitive member operates contact points to activate a transmitter or other warning device provided in the housing. In one preferred embodiment a sonar transmitter activated by the pressure sensitive member operates a sonar receiver in the vehicle to provide a visual and/or audible warning signal to the operator of the vehicle as to the loss of pressure in any particular vehicle tire.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3713092 (1973-01-01), Ivenbaum
patent: 3757294 (1973-09-01), Schultz
patent: 4059823 (1977-11-01), Martin et al.

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