Battery charger casing
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1. A battery charger casing comprising:
- an independent power source capable of supplying a steady state electrical current;
electrical circuitry for transforming the steady state electrical current to a predetermined electrical current to charge a battery;
a power wire in electrical communication with the power source and the electrical circuitry;
a battery wire in electrical communication with the electrical circuitry and a battery;
a shell irremovably secured to the casing and forming a protective void to house the electrical circuitry; and
an epoxy material encapsulating the electrical circuitry within the protective void.
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Abstract
A battery charger casing for providing increased protection from impact, corrosion and moisture intrusion. The present invention includes a shell that is secured to the casing forming a protective void to house the electrical circuitry. An epoxy material encapsulates the electrical circuitry within the protective void providing increased impact protection, heat dissipation and weather proofing characteristics.
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20 Claims
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1. A battery charger casing comprising:
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an independent power source capable of supplying a steady state electrical current;
electrical circuitry for transforming the steady state electrical current to a predetermined electrical current to charge a battery;
a power wire in electrical communication with the power source and the electrical circuitry;
a battery wire in electrical communication with the electrical circuitry and a battery;
a shell irremovably secured to the casing and forming a protective void to house the electrical circuitry; and
an epoxy material encapsulating the electrical circuitry within the protective void. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A battery charger casing comprising:
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an independent power source capable of supplying a steady state electrical current;
electrical circuitry for transforming the steady state electrical current to a predetermined electrical current to charge a battery;
a power wire in electrical communication with a power plug and the electrical circuitry wherein the power plug is in electrical communication with the independent power source;
a battery wire in electrical communication with a quick connect plug and the electrical circuitry wherein the quick connect plug is in electrical communication with a lead-acid battery;
a shell irremovably secured to the casing to house the electrical circuitry wherein a first and a second half of the shell form an internal protective void so that any impact force sustained by the casing is isolated from the circuitry;
a headlight indicator LED mounted in a simulated headlight of the shell so that the mode of operation of the battery charger circuitry can be determined; and
an epoxy material encapsulating the electrical circuitry within the protective void. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A battery charger casing comprising:
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an independent power source capable of supplying a steady state electrical current;
electrical circuitry for transforming the steady state electrical current to a predetermined electrical current to charge a battery wherein the electronic circuitry comprises mounted circuit board components;
a power wire in electrical communication with a power plug and the electrical circuitry wherein the power plug is in electrical communication with the independent power source;
a battery wire in electrical communication with a quick connect plug and the electrical circuitry wherein the quick connect plug is in electrical communication with the battery;
a shell removably secured to the casing forming a protective void to house the electrical circuitry wherein a bottom plate and the circuitry of the shell is removable from the casing so that an alternative casing can be substituted;
an epoxy material encapsulating the electrical circuitry within the protective void wherein a protective epoxy layer is interposed between the bottom plate and the electrical circuitry;
a headlight indicator LED mounted in a simulated headlight of the shell so that the mode of operation of the battery charger circuitry can be determined;
a first indicator LED mounted in a first simulated engine cylinder of the shell so that a first function of an operation of the electrical circuitry can be monitored;
a second indicator LED mounted in a second simulated engine cylinder of the shell so that a second function of an operation of the electrical circuitry can be monitored;
an audio computer chip that produces sounds that simulate a motorcycle engine;
a battery that comprises an auxiliary connect plug so that the battery can be quickly disconnected from the battery charger casing;
a first terminal in electrical communication with the electrical circuitry and receptive to the battery wire wherein the battery wire is removably attached to the first terminal and comprises a quick connect plug;
a second terminal in electrical communication with the electrical circuitry and receptive to the battery wire wherein the battery wire is removably attached to the second terminal and comprises a quick connect plug; and
a front terminal in electrical communication with the electrical circuitry and receptive to the power wire wherein the power wire is removably attached to the front terminal and comprises a quick connect plug.
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