Signal system
OwnerThomas Franklin Egan, IIinventor
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Abstract
A signal system for a vehicle has a vehicle mount that is configured to be attached to the vehicle. A power source is arranged through the vehicle mount and electrically coupled to a vehicle power source. A solenoid is electrically coupled to the power source and mechanically coupled to a spring. An arrow main pole is mechanically coupled to the spring, a first head blade and a second head blade. A solenoid controller is electrically coupled to the solenoid. Activating the solenoid controller engages the spring to rotate the arrow main pole approximately 180 degrees in a first direction into an expanded arrangement. Collapsing of this expanded arrangement by hand reloads the rotational energy back into the springs that can produce a future expanded arrangement.
Claims7
A signal system for a vehicle, the signal system comprising:
- a vehicle mount, configured to be attached to the vehicle;
- a power source, arranged through the vehicle mount and electrically coupled to a vehicle power source;
- a solenoid, electrically coupled to the power source and mechanically coupled to a spring;
- an arrow main pole, mechanically coupled to the spring;
- a first head blade and a second head blade, mechanically coupled to blade springs;
- wherein collapsing the arrow main pole into a collapsed arrangement reloads a rotational energy back into the blade springs that can produce a future expanded arrangement;
- a solenoid controller, electrically coupled to the solenoid;
- wherein activating the solenoid controller engages the spring to rotate the arrow main pole approximately 180 degrees in a first direction into an expanded arrangement;
- wherein activating the solenoid controller engages the blade springs to rotate the first head blade in a first head blade first direction approximately forty-five degrees relative to the arrow main pole and rotate the second head blade in a second head blade first direction approximately forty-five degrees relative to the arrow main pole into the expanded arrangement;
- wherein collapsing can be done by hand.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.