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US 2021/0154589 A1Published application
Flying toys
AssigneeRehco, LLC
InventorsJeffrey Rehkemper, Adam Gelder
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Abstract
In one embodiment there is provided a flying toy that can be manually pumped with air. The pressurized air is kept in a canister and use to drive a propeller to propeller the toy for flight.
Claims20
A flying toy comprising:
- a nose assembly;
- a wing assembly having a front end positioned against the nose assembly and having a rear end and configured to define a pair of wings extending from a fuselage with a tail base extending from the rear end;
- a refillable canister secured under the wing assembly by a front fastener and a rear fastener;
- a tail assembly configured with vertical and horizontal stabilizers, the tail assembly secured to the tail base by the rear fastener;
- a manifold positioned within the nose assembly and secured to the refillable canister;
- a pneumatic motor housed within the nose assembly and secured to the manifold, the pneumatic motor being configured to include a motor inlet in a first fluid connection to the refillable canister such that a pressurized fluid contained in the refillable canister fuels the pneumatic motor, and wherein the pneumatic motor uses pressurized fluid to rotate an axle;
- a propeller secured to the axle for rotation when the pneumatic motor operates.
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A flying toy in combination with a pneumatic pump, comprising:
- the flying toy comprising:
- a nose assembly;
- a wing assembly having a front end positioned against a portion of the nose assembly and having a rear end, the wing assembly being configured to define a pair of wings extending from a fuselage with a tail base extending from the rear end;
- a refillable canister secured under the wing assembly by a front fastener and a rear fastener;
- a tail assembly configured with vertical and horizontal stabilizers, the tail assembly secured to the tail base by the rear fastener;
- a manifold positioned within the nose assembly and secured to the refillable canister;
- an air intake connector having a canister inlet extending from a top portion of the nose section, the air intake connector in fluid communication through the manifold and leading into the refillable canister, the air intake connector further having a one-way canister valve configured only to allow air into the canister;
- a pneumatic motor housed within the nose assembly and secured to the manifold, the pneumatic motor being configured to include a motor inlet in a first fluid connection to the refillable canister such that a pressurized fluid contained in the refillable canister fuels the pneumatic motor, and wherein the pneumatic motor uses pressurized fluid to rotate an axle;
- a propeller secured to the axle for rotation when the pneumatic motor operates;
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- the pneumatic pump comprising:
- an arched base with legs extending from either side of the arch base, a pump nozzle positioned in the arched base and a pump handle, wherein the arched base is configured to fit around the nose assembly when the pump nozzle is connected to the air intake connector and wherein the pump handle is used to pump and pressurize air into the refillable canister.
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A flying toy comprising:
- a wing assembly having a front end and a rear end and configured to define a pair of wings extending from a fuselage with a tail base extending from the rear end, the front end of the wing assembly further having a forward tab;
- a nose assembly having a rear notch configured to receive the forward tab, such that applying pressure onto the forward tab into the rear notch aligns and secures the wing assembly to the nose assembly;
- a refillable canister secured under the wing assembly by a front fastener and a rear fastener;
- a tail assembly configured with vertical and horizontal stabilizers, the tail assembly secured to the tail base by the rear fastener;
- a manifold positioned within the nose assembly and secured to the refillable canister;
- a pneumatic motor housed within the nose assembly and secured to the manifold, the pneumatic motor being configured to include a motor inlet in a first fluid connection to the refillable canister such that a pressurized fluid contained in the refillable canister fuels the pneumatic motor, and wherein the pneumatic motor uses pressurized fluid to rotate an axle;
- a propeller secured to the axle for rotation when the pneumatic motor operates.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.