Gofahop-aider

Whilst incorporating the above stated mechanical systems;

• interconnecting chain reaction;
• and ball retrieval method, of the above-mentioned claims, penned in independent claims -4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 . . . MODIFIED ALTERNATE GOFAHOP-AIDER I further comprises of:
• 12 her own uniquely constructed pair of twin foldable handlebars (nos. 2A and 2B) that,
• 13 pushes down on two twin pairs of vertical bars (nos. 22A, 22B, 22C, and 22D) on opposite sides of her haulage;
• extending downwards and touching the said movable trapper below, to push down for the collecting of tennis balls and other sports balls as well . . . , off said various sporting courts/arenas, thus giving provisional baskets a new purpose . . . ,
• 14 comprising also 2 twin sets of double opposite directional oblique slider-bars (nos. 67A, 67B, 67C, and 67D) on either side of the same said haulage, equipped with,
• 15 4 extending and horizontally overlaying very durable springs (nos. 7E, 7F, 7G and 7H) atop the said haulage (as if in an Olympic Tube) but, going in opposite directions, which when the said main handlebars are pushed down, concomitantly facilitates the downwards pushing motion of the above said pair of vertical bars (22A, 22B, 22C, and 22D), on either side of the same said haulage;
• 16 the above said 4 sets of slider bars (67A, 67B, 67C, and 67D) aided by the above said 4 sets of horizontal springs (7E, 7F, 7G, and 7H) concomitantly working together, do push down on said pair of vertical bars, effectively and successfully push down on the earlier claimed improved crescent drive-prongs (no. 6DS) that aids the movable-trapper, with the aforesaid purpose of retrieving tennis balls off tennis courts/other sports arenas;
• filling up the said “provisional” baskets with said tennis balls, as well as balls of other sports events.

Whilst incorporating the above stated mechanical systems;

• interconnecting chain reaction;
• and ball retrieval method, of the above-mentioned claims, penned in independent claims -3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 . . . MODIFIED ALTERNATE GOFAHOP-AIDER II further comprises of:
• 17 her own set of unique twin bendable handlebars (no. 2) that works differently from other AIDERS, in that she has a much more elongated . . .
• 18 one horizontal bar (no. 5) that,
• 19 twin prongs (nos. 9A and 9B) stemming almost midway from the above-mentioned bendable handlebars, and directly touching . . .
• 20 the contiguously extended bar (no. 6B) that goes all around in this version of the AIDER, extending into 6A, 6D and 6C;
• which pushes down on the said movable retrieval nest (nos. 12A and 12B) for the ultimately ball retrieval.

Whilst incorporating the above stated mechanical systems;

• interconnecting chain reaction;
• and ball retrieval method, of the above-mentioned claims, penned in independent claims 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 . . . MODIFIED ALTERNATE GOFAHOP-AIDER III further comprises of:
• 21 her own distinct set of dual foldable twin push-around handlebars (no. 2) that doubles also, as the main-lever which when pushed downwards, triggers and brings into effect, the already mentioned chain reaction for the entire mechanism . . . ,
• 22 comprising also and equally stemming from two cylindrical tubes (nos. 3A and 3B) that serve as the base to the above said two main leveraging bendable handlebars (no. 2) and said cylindrical tubes, further held in place by,
• 23 one horizontal bar (no. 5) that,
• 24 is attached to and conversely firmly held in place by the back of GOFAHOP-AIDER's hauler/short stark frame (no. 14A) giving the above said pair of cylindrical tubes (nos. 3A and 3B) a rotational effect . . . ,
• 25 the above said twin handlebars . . . further comprising also, a second pair of contiguously extending vertical, then horizontally bended smaller bars (nos. 9A and 9B) that touches and pushes down on a pre-alluded, but also, below mentioned ball collecting movable-trapper,
• 26 with a double forklike prong (nos. 9C and 9D) pressing down on . . .
• 27 a new and improved unit-piece movable trapper/ball retrieval nest (nos. 12A and 12B) that now possesses . . . ,
• 28 downward extending crescent-shaped prongs (no. 6DS et ali) which ultimately presses down on the above said movable trapper . . .
• 29 by first pushing down on another set of one contiguous conjoint horizontal power bars (nos. 6A, 6B, 6C and 6D) that overlays (on all four sides) the above-mentioned crescent shaped prongs (no. 6DS) pressing down on the above-mentioned movable-trapper/retrieval nest (nos. 12A and 12B), resting upon and pushing down on them,
• 30 but conversely further aided (from behind) by the above said smaller bars (nos. 9A and 9B) which pushes down on the above mentioned contiguous conjoint bars, the movable-trapper, further driving it down, giving it more leveraging downward push in the trapping and collection of said tennis balls and said different balls, filling up said “provisional” baskets;
• 31 the same said frame (no. 14A) comprising also four arches (nos. 4A, 4B, 4C and 4D) on all four sides;
• the arches being responsible for letting said tennis/other sports balls through and under the combined (meshed) GOFAHOP-AIDER's haul and “traditional” baskets, for the said easy ball trapping and ball retrieval.

Whilst incorporating the above stated mechanical systems;

• interconnecting chain reaction;
• and ball retrieval method, of the above-mentioned claims, penned in independent claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 . . . , GOFAHOP-AIDER (ALPHA) . . . transformed here as she doubles as the MODIFIED ALTERNATE VERSION FOR THE OTHER SPORT TYPES (viz:
• baseball, softball and golf) . . . , further comprises of:
• 32 a different kind of wheels system (no. 0014—found also in GOFAHOP) possessing the ability to travers rough terrains and undulating topographies, but still able to track, trap and collect the above said variant balls, assisted by the power prongs (nos. 6DS) . . . , pushed in a down/up motion by the said horizontal power bars (no. 6A, 6B, 6C, and 6D), facilitated by the above said springs systems (nos. 77 and 777, encased inside no. 7PC) all of these originally initiated from the above-mentioned handlebars (no. 2 in claim 1) setting in motion the primal chain reaction, that makes possible the retrieval of said balls, off said sports arenas or terrains . . . ;
• thus filling up the said “provisional” baskets.