An adjustable support connected to a deck of an aquatic vessel for supporting a deck seat.

An adjustable support connected to a deck of an aquatic vessel for supporting a deck seat.

A boat seat configured to be mounted on a post in a suitable location on a boat. The boat seat includes a frame having a bottom portion and an upper portion. The bottom portion and upper portion are perpendicular in orientation. Contiguously formed with the bottom portion and upper portion providing operable coupling thereof are a first arm member and a second arm member. The first arm member and second arm member are located on opposing sides of the frame. The first arm member and second arm member include lower sections and upper sections wherein the lower sections are arcuate in shape. The bottom portion has apertures configured to facilitate securing of the frame to a mounting post. A first support member and second support member are provided wherein the second support member is secured to the upper portion of the frame.

A boat seat configured to be mounted on a post in a suitable location on a boat. The boat seat includes a frame having a bottom portion and an upper portion. The bottom portion and upper portion are perpendicular in orientation. Contiguously formed with the bottom portion and upper portion providing operable coupling thereof are a first arm member and a second arm member. The first arm member and second arm member are located on opposing sides of the frame. The first arm member and second arm member include lower sections and upper sections wherein the lower sections are arcuate in shape. The bottom portion has apertures configured to facilitate securing of the frame to a mounting post. A first support member and second support member are provided wherein the second support member is secured to the upper portion of the frame.

The disclosure depicts a system and method for supporting a pair of seats. The system includes a center post, first and second arms engaging the center post at the initial end of each, and engaging a respective support pillar adjacent a terminal end of each. A respective seat is mounted atop each respective support pillar.

The disclosure depicts a system and method for supporting a pair of seats. The system includes a center post, first and second arms engaging the center post at the initial end of each, and engaging a respective support pillar adjacent a terminal end of each. A respective seat is mounted atop each respective support pillar.

A method for providing lighting to a boat surface comprising providing an LED light source in a transparent disk and placing the disk on the boat surface in a location where the seat pedestal is to be mounted with the disk fastener openings aligned with the boat surface openings. The method includes connecting a power source to the light source, placing the seat pedestal on the transparent disk with the seat pedestal fastener openings aligned with the disk fastener openings and inserting the at least one fastener through the seat pedestal openings, disk openings and boat surface openings. The fastener secures the seat pedestal and disk to the boat surface wherein the transparent disk bears the weight of the seat pedestal. Upon providing power to the light source, light travels from the light source to the circumferential edge of the transparent disk, illuminating the area adjacent the seat pedestal.

The present disclosure provides an improved fish fighting apparatus that can be used by youth anglers, such as children, to assist in the capture of fish. The fish fighting apparatus includes a base frame having a plurality of vertical supports extending upwardly therefrom, an upper frame attached to the vertical supports and positioned above the base frame, a seat attached to the base frame, where the base frame, the upper frame, the vertical support, and the seat together define a seating area, a rod holder attached to the base frame and forming a pair of longitudinally spaced-apart openings between the base frame and the upper frame, and a mounting assembly attached to an underside of the seat and configured for mounting on a gunwale of a fishing vessel.

A control system and method for the seat suspension described herein utilizes a pneumatic cylinder which forms the shock absorber, an air compressor, solenoid valve and a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) based control. In operation, the pneumatic cylinder is filled with a compressible gas and sustained under pressure for the purpose of supporting the static weight of the occupant as well as providing comfort by reducing transmitted vibrations and high acceleration from external disturbances. A control process utilizes vibration data from the MEMS to adjust the gas cylinder pressure accordingly to reduce and damp the undulations of the supported mass.

A control system and method for the seat suspension described herein utilizes a pneumatic cylinder which forms the shock absorber, an air compressor, solenoid valve and a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) based control. In operation, the pneumatic cylinder is filled with a compressible gas and sustained under pressure for the purpose of supporting the static weight of the occupant as well as providing comfort by reducing transmitted vibrations and high acceleration from external disturbances. A control process utilizes vibration data from the MEMS to adjust the gas cylinder pressure accordingly to reduce and damp the undulations of the supported mass.