Device for switching operating modes of a dynamic pylon
OwnerNikolai A. Koriushenkovinventor
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Abstract
Device for switching over the operating mode of a dynamic pylon for dances comprises as follows: the latch (2) at least one detail of pylon assemble with main recess (1) for the latch (2) at least one detail of another pylon assemble with counter-recess (8) for the latch (2) one magnet lock comprising at least one permanent magnet (7), whereas the main recess (1) for the latch (2) performed opened from the side of its lateral wall towards the outer space around the pylon detail wherein the main recess (1) is located, whereas the latch (2) is a member of the magnetic lock (the second or the third one). Switching over the mode of pylon operation is possible without interrupting the performance of exercises.
Claims13
A device for switching the operating mode of a dynamic pylon, said device comprising:
- a latch that creates a mechanical obstacle to the rotation of a pole of the dynamic pylon;
- at least one part of a member of the dynamic pylon, said part comprising a main recess for the latch, wherein the latch is permanently and at least partially located and can travel linearly inside this main recess;
- at least one part of another member of the dynamic pylon, said part comprising a counter-recess wherein the latch partially has temporary accommodation for creating a mechanical obstacle to the rotation of the pole;
- a magnetic lock that creates an obstruction to the travel of the latch within the main recess away from the required position, said obstruction is created by means of magnetic force created by a magnetic unit, said lock comprising:
- first, the magnetic unit comprising at least one permanent magnet;
- second, at least one part that the magnetic unit is installed thereon;
- third, at least one part that is periodically temporarily engaged with the magnetic unit,
- wherein the main recess communicates at the side of its lateral wall with an outer space, which surrounds the dynamic pylon member part where the main recess is located.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.