Electronically controlled window
OwnerWayne Floeinventor
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Abstract
An electronically powered window for a watercraft consists of a shuttle frame, a sliding mechanism, a window pane, and a bottom edge support groove. A first lateral support arm and a second lateral support arm of the shuttle frame along with the bottom edge support groove helps position the window pane within the shuttle frame. The sliding mechanism allows the user to position the window pane such that the window is in an open configuration or a closed configuration. To do so, a first lateral edge is slidably positioned along the first lateral support arm. Moreover, a second lateral edge is slidably positioned along the second lateral support arm.
Claims9
An electronically powered window comprises:
- a shuttle frame;
- a sliding mechanism;
- a window pane;
- a bottom edge support groove;
- the shuttle frame comprises a first lateral support arm and a second lateral support arm;
- the window pane comprises a first lateral edge, a second lateral edge, and a bottom edge;
- the bottom edge support groove being positioned in between the first lateral support arm and the second lateral support arm;
- the bottom edge support groove being positioned perpendicular to the first lateral support arm and the second lateral support arm;
- the first lateral edge being terminally and perpendicularly connected to the bottom edge;
- the second lateral edge being terminally and perpendicularly connected to the bottom edge opposite the first lateral edge along the bottom edge;
- the first lateral edge being slidably positioned along the first lateral support arm with the sliding mechanism;
- the second lateral edge being slidably positioned along the second lateral support arm with the sliding mechanism;
- the bottom edge being positioned into the bottom edge support groove;
- a first holding member;
- the first holding member comprises a sliding end and a holding end;
- the sliding end being slidably positioned along the first lateral support arm;
- the holding end being perpendicularly connected to the sliding end;
- the holding end perpendicularly extending outward from the first lateral support arm;
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- the first lateral edge being connected to the holding end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.