Aircraft anti-theft device
OwnerRobert L. Hemphillinventor
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An aircraft anti-theft device for use with an instrument panel-mounted engine control of the type typically found in light aircraft which has a control shaft provided with a hand-grip knob at one end thereof mounted for telescopic movement relative to the instrument panel from an extended engine-idle position to a depressed full power position, or from an extended full-lean (idle cutoff) position to a depressed full-rich position, depending on the type of control, includes a housing covering the hand-grip knob and a shaft enclosure member which fits over the control shaft in its extended position for preventing its telescopic movement. The anti-theft device also includes a peripherally slotted segment connected between two outer segmented portions of the shaft enclosure member to receive an ordinary padlock whose shank fits into the slot to keep the lock from being dislodged and to prevent removal of the enclosure member.
An aircraft anti-theft device for use with an instrument panel-mounted engine control of the type typically found in light aircraft having a control shaft provided with a hand-grip knob at one end thereof, said shaft being mounted for telescopic movement relative to said instrument panel from an extended engine-inoperable position to a depressed engine-operable position, said device comprising:
An aircraft throttle locking device for use with an instrument panel-mounted engine control of the type typically found in light aircraft having a control shaft provided with a hand-grip knob at one end thereof, said shaft being mounted for telescopic movement relative to said instrument panel from an extended engine-inoperable position to a depressed engine-operable position, said device comprising:
An aircraft anti-theft device for use with an instrument panel-mounted engine control of the type typically found in light aircraft having a control shaft provided with a hand-grip knob at one end thereof, said shaft being mounted for telescopic movement relative to said instrument panel from an extended engine-inoperable position to a depressed engine-operable position, said device comprising:
An aircraft anti-theft device as defined in claim 8 in which said locking means comprises a padlock removably connected to said tubular shaped member for locking said member in its operable position over said control shaft, said padlock having a pivotally mounted link portion and a body portion, and said tubular shaped member being provided with a transversely extending slot adapted to receive said body portion and a peripherally extending slot adapted to receive said link portion.
An aircraft anti-theft device for use with an instrument panel-mounted engine control of the type typically found in light aircraft having a cylindrically shaped control shaft provided with a hand-grip knob at one end thereof, said shaft being mounted for telescopic movement relative to said instrument panel from an extended engine-inoperable position to a depressed engine-operable position, said device comprising:
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