Appeal No. 2000-1613 Application No. 09/178,053 the rod (col 2, lines 50 to 61; col 4, line 66, to col. 5, line 23). Since the rod 19 to which the Klingel clamp is attached is not disclosed as being subject to oscillation and/or as suspension for a pipe, conduit, or other structure, it is not apparent why one of ordinary skill would have found it obvious from Roth's disclosure to brace the Klingel rod 19 by providing the Klingel clamp with a means (such as Roth’s angle portion 36) for attaching a strut thereto. Any such modification of Klingel would be based on impermissible hindsight gleaned from appellant’s own disclosure, rather than from the teachings of the prior art. 4Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007