Digital archery sight
AssigneeSuperior Design, Inc.
InventorJohn W. Kroening, JR.
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Abstract
A bow sight that includes a body, a stator, a slide, and an electronic sight position indicator. The body is constructed to secure the sight to a bow and the stator and slide are attached to the body such as to allow relative motion between the stator and the slide. The position indicator is attached to the bow sight and electronically determines the relative position of the stator and the slide and thereby provides an indication of an orientation of an eyepiece relative to the bow.
Claims26
An archery sight comprising:
- a body for engaging a bow;
- an ocular for being disposed between an archer and a target;
- an adjustment mechanism for adjusting a position of the ocular relative to the body;
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- a digital display for outputting an indication of a distance between the archer and the target.
A bow sight comprising:
- a support body;
- an eyepiece movably attached to the support body;
- and
- a positioning system configured to electronically determine the position of the eyepiece relative to the support body.
A method of providing an archery sight, the method comprising:
- providing a body constructed to be secured to a bow;
- attaching an operator to the body such that the operator is movable relative to the body;
- and
- electronically determining a relative position of the operator and the body.
An archery sight comprising:
- a first member for being attached to a bow;
- a second member pivotably attached to the first member;
- a third member pivotably attached to the second member remote from the first member and having a scope ring attached thereto;
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- a fourth member pivotably attached to the first member and the third member and offset from the second member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.