Kite
OwnerYasuo Tanakainventor
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Abstract
A kite simulating an actual flying thing such as a bird comprises a central body of light material and a pair of wings easily attached to and detached from the central body, each of the wings being provided with two projections orthogonal with respect to each other so that one is inserted into the body in a direction substantially traversing the longitudinal axis of the body and the other is inserted into the body in a direction substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the body for fixing the wing to the body. The skeleton of the wing is constructed of flexible material so that it flaps during its flying operation.
Claims7
A kite comprising:
- a longitudinally extending central body formed of a lightweight material;
- a first tube extending through said body transversely of the longitudinal axis thereof;
- a pair of second tubes disposed on opposite sides of said body and extending in directions substantially parallel to said longitudinal axis of said body;
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- a pair of wings, each said wing comprising a skeleton structure formed of a flexible material and a sheet material stretched over said skeleton structure to form a wing surface, said skeleton structure including a leading edge member, a spar, a plurality of auxiliary ribs extending between said leading edge member and said spar, an installing rib, a first projection adapted to be inserted into said first tube, a second projection adapted to be inserted into a respective one of said second tubes, said first projection being provided at an inward end of said spar, and said second projection being provided at a rearward end of said installing rib.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.