Structural Reinforcement Design for Model Aircraft
OwnerStephen Laughlininventor
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This invention is of a reinforcement kit which is intended to supply structural elements, or supplement and add to any existing structural elements in Radio Controlled aircraft, especially those craft that are constructed of expanded or extruded plastic foam, for the purpose of limiting or eliminating structural damage to the airframe caused by crashing or by stresses from extreme aerobatic maneuvering. The intention is to greatly extend the life and enhance the value of the Radio Controlled craft by making it possible for it to withstand 1) a greater number of impacts, 2) impacts having a greater force 3) a greater amount of stress, colloquially referred to as “G Forces”, exerted on the airframe during aerobatic maneuvering and impacts with other objects or surfaces, and 4) to limit or eliminate airframe damage caused by handling, securing, and transporting the craft
This system of structural elements succeeds in producing it's intended result, which is to reduce or eliminate damage in RC aircraft and other craft from crashes, impacts, and aerobatic maneuvering.
The combination of the elements as described herein work to produce a “super” structure with heretofore unmatched capabilities to withstand stresses that could conceivably destroy a similar model that did not include this invention in it's composition.
This invention is able to be both installed in new construction and retrofitted into existing designs, and that no other systems shown in Prior Art are able to be both installed in new construction and retrofitted into existing designs in this manner.
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