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The banked file counted "at least eight patents, usually as part of a team" and expressly did not extract the table; this section extracts what Google Patents yields at first hand, and names what still stands unextracted. One: "Wingtip for a general aviation aircraft," publication US20150028160A1, inventor John Gregory Roncz, sole inventor, priority 1 June 2013, published 29 January 2015 — a wingtip beginning as an NACA 23012 section inboard, drawn for Beechcraft Bonanza-type aircraft; its legal status stands ABANDONED, and it is carried again in the failed-claims article below, because an abandoned application is a failure and prints as one. Two: the Spin Resistant Aircraft Configuration family, built for Icon Aircraft — application US20140021302A1, granted as US9327828B2, application 13/946,572, priority 20 July 2012, inventors Matthew Gionta, Jon Karkow, John Roncz, Dieter Koehler and David Lednicer, assignee Icon Aircraft Inc — with its continuations US9926071B2 and US10723444B2 on the same inventor team. Four publications therefore now stand extracted of the "at least eight" the reference record counts. Lane DIG-LK-B's pass documents why the table cannot simply be completed from the settler's first limb: searches for the Justia inventor page return near-name inventors — Ronald L. Roncone, John Anthony Ronciak, Wayne L. Ronci, John C. Rondoni — and the Roncz page itself was not retrieved whole. The residue is named expressly and stands current: the Justia inventor page for John Roncz, read entire, with the Google Patents cross-check continued from the four publications above; the unenumerated remainder of the at-least-eight is not guessed at, and no neighbour's patent is imported to fill the table.