Stabilizers for aerial projectiles
OwnerTim Wellsinventor
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Abstract
A stabilizer for an aerial projectile comprises a conical portion with a first longitudinal axis, a first end of a lesser diameter, and a second end of a greater diameter. A tubular portion having a second longitudinal axis is coaxially conjoined at the first end of the conical portion. An external surface of the conical portion is engrailed or invected by a radial succession of flutes alternating with a radial succession of splines. For invected surfaces, at least a portion of any one flute from among the radial succession of flutes may comprise a planar surface. The surfaces of the flutes and splines may be longitudinally straight or may be helical surfaces. The stabilizer may be made of plastic and a portion of the plastic may be a recycled plastic material.
Claims16
A stabilizer for an aerial projectile comprising
- a conical portion having
- a first longitudinal axis,
- a first end of a lesser diameter and
- a second end of a greater diameter, and
- a tubular portion having a second longitudinal axis and coaxially conjoined to said first longitudinal axis at said first end of said conical portion,
- with an external surface of said conical portion engrailed by a radial succession of flutes alternating with a radial succession of splines.
A stabilizer for an aerial projectile comprising
- a conical portion having
- a first longitudinal axis,
- a first end of a lesser diameter, and
- a second end of a greater diameter, and
- a tubular portion having a second longitudinal axis and coaxially conjoined at said first end of said conical portion,
- with an external surface of said conical portion invected by a radial succession of flutes alternating with a radial succession of splines, wherein at least a portion of any one flute from among said radial succession of flutes comprises a planar surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.