Anatomical measuring tape with indicator
OwnerKatie S. Vogt, David Poratinventors
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A measuring device having, in one embodiment, two measuring tapes held on separate reels in a housing. The housing has two windows for displaying measurement indicia appearing on each tape. Alternatively, electronic digital displays are used to show the measurements. The tapes are spring biased toward the fully wound condition. Each tape has a button controlled clutch locking each respective tape in an extended condition. In a preferred application, a user draws a first tape around her torso just below the breasts, connects the tape to the end of the second tape at the housing, and locks this tape when taut. The device is moved upwardly, now encircling the breasts also, and the second tape is extended to accommodate the additional girth. The second clutch locks the second tape in position. The device is removed from the user's body, and sizes displayed in the windows are read. The first tape measures and indicates rib cage girth, and the second tape converts the additional measurement to cup sizes. The windows expose only the relevant data from each respective tape, maintaining the data visible while the tapes are locked in the extended condition. When the clutches are released, both reels rewind. In another embodiment a single tape is used for determine both measurements and electronic circuitry is used to translate the measurements into nominal sizes.
An anatomical measuring device for measuring brassiere sizes, said brassiere sizes including a band size and a cup size, said measuring device comprising:
An anatomical device for determining the brassiere size for a user, said brassiere size being defined by a band size and a cup size, said device comprising:
An electronic device for measuring the brassiere size of a person, said brassiere size including a band size and a cup size, said device comprising:
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