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OwnerThomas J. Coleman, William K. Schlotter, IV +2inventors
InventorsThomas J. Coleman, William K. Schlotter, IV, Princess Ann Coleman, Ann M. Schlotter
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The U.F.O. Pop consists of a sucker-type candy with a candy stick inserted into an aperture at the top of a clear plastic upper housing. The clear plastic upper housing is connected to the plastic lower housing with a toy creature inside. The top of the plastic lower housing contains a circuit board, LEG bulbs, contact switch and a battery operated power supply. The outside of the plastic lower housing has a launch button on one side and a contact switch on the opposite side. The inside of the plastic lower housing contains a launch button, pin, push block with an anchored pivot point, release mechanism and a spring anchor containing a windup spring and a spinner shaft. The buttom of the plastic lower housing has winding locks and a spinner end. The flying disk is connected to the spinner end by placing the winding lock teeth over the winding locks at the bottom of the plastic lower housing. The flying disk is turned to windup for flight. It is now ready to launch. To launch the flying disk press the launch button. This causes the push block to engage the release mechanism. The release mechanism is pressed downward on the top of the spinner shaft to push the spinner and outward releasing the flying disk into the air.
A U.F.O. pop which comprises a housing having an upper portion and a bottom portion, an integrated circuit within said housing which controls at least one bulb to flash, means to which a candy pop can be secured, means to which a flying disk can be secured for launching said flying disk, means which can be loaded to apply a rotating force on said flying disk, and control means for releasing said flying disk.
A U.F.O. pop which comprises a housing, an aperture in an upper end of said housing which receives one end of a stick upon which a candy pop is formed,
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