Sports disc locator system
OwnerRichard E Boothinventor
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Abstract
The sports disc locator system is a flying disk. The sports disc locator system comprises a sports disk, a tracking disk, and a control circuit. The control circuit mounts in the tracking disk. The tracking disk attaches to the sports disk. The sports disc locator system locates the sports disk after the sports disk has been thrown. The control circuit is a beacon. The control circuit generates a visible signal used to locate the sports disk. The control circuit generates an audible signal used to locate the sports disk. The control signal transmits the GPS coordinates of the sports disc locator system to a personal data device.
Claims16
A sports disc locator system comprising
- wherein the sports disc locator system comprises a sports disk, a tracking disk, and a control circuit;
- wherein the control circuit mounts in the tracking disk;
- wherein the tracking disk attaches to the sports disk;
- wherein the disk housing further comprises disk structure and a plurality of balancing weights;
- wherein the plurality of balancing weights mount in the disk structure;
- wherein the disk structure is a disk-shaped structure;
- wherein the disk structure is the mechanical structure that forms the primary shape of the tracking disk;
- wherein the control circuit mounts in the disk structure;
- wherein each balancing weight selected from the plurality of balancing weights mounts in the disk structure;
- wherein each balancing weight selected from the plurality of balancing weights is a disk shaped structure;
- wherein each balancing weight selected from the plurality of balancing weights forms a mass that is contained within the disk structure;
- wherein the position, size and weight of each balancing weight selected from the plurality of balancing weights is selected such that the center of mass of the combination disk housing and the control circuit aligns with the center axis of the disk shape of the disk housing.
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