found in the text of the '916 patent application referred to hereinabove.
Included in the assembly which has just been outlined is the necessary conductor structure which cooperates with the magnetic components in the transducer unit and which is employed for communicating with the "outside world". Uniquely, a part of this conductor structure in a preferred embodiment, in the form of two laterally spaced conductive ribbons, also forms a portion of the interconnective gimbal structure. In modified forms of the invention, gimbal ribbons formed of dielectric material carry conductive traces. This gimbal structure unites the transducer unit and the carrier unit in a generally parallel planar relationship, and allows limited relative pitch and roll between these two units while at the same time inhibiting relative yaw between the two.
ATodd McFarlane

Todd started drawing comics at 18, shortly after he started collecting
them. He got his first professional job from Steve Engelhart on Marvel/Epic's
Coyote #11; but this didn't happen until he'd sent out about 700
sample packages.

He can rough out a page of artwork in about 20 minutes using a
non-reproduction blue pencil. Todd does very little pencilling, however, and
prefers inking with a Hunt's mapping point 102 tip and black india
ink. It takes him about four hours to complete a drawing.