Display Unit with Intermittently Rotating Drive Mechanism

A display unit comprising;

• a drive mechanism comprising:
• a motor unit comprising a motor shaft such that the motor unit generates a rotational force to rotate the motor shaft;
• a primary shaft that is adapted to be coupled to the motor unit such that the primary shaft is adapted to be rotated upon rotation of the motor shaft;
• a plurality of partially toothed gears that are adapted to be coupled to the primary shaft such that the plurality of partially toothed gears are adapted to be rotated upon rotation of the primary shaft;
• a plurality of secondary shafts that are disposed around the primary shaft;
• a plurality of fully toothed gears that are coupled to the plurality of secondary shafts wherein each fully toothed gear of the plurality of fully toothed gears is in mesh engagement with each partially toothed gear of the plurality of partially toothed gears such that the plurality of fully toothed gears rotate upon rotation of the plurality of partially toothed gears, and the plurality of secondary shafts rotate upon rotation of the plurality of fully toothed gears;
• a plurality of spring loaded ball plungers that are adapted to be disposed around the plurality of fully toothed gears;
• and
• a plurality of plates coupled to the plurality of secondary shafts wherein each plate of the plurality of plates comprising an engaging surface and a plurality of grooves that are disposed on the engaging surface, wherein the engaging surface is adapted to be in constant contact with each spring loaded ball plunger of the plurality of spring loaded ball plungers during rotation of each fully toothed gear of the plurality of fully toothed gears, and each groove of the plurality of grooves is adapted to engage with a ball portion of each spring loaded ball plunger of the plurality of spring loaded ball plungers during the rotation of the each fully toothed gear of the plurality of fully toothed gears to intermittently rotate each secondary shaft of the plurality of secondary shafts.