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US 6,223,513 B1Granted
Flyer bow with integral enclosed wire guide
AssigneeKamatics Corporation
InventorsJeffrey M. Post, David Rowlands, Mark Broding
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Abstract
An exemplary embodiment of the present invention is a flyer bow having a first surface and a second surface in opposition to the first surface. The first and second surfaces are joined to form an airfoil shape. A channel passes through the flyer bow between the first and second surface and a wire guide is disposed within the channel. There is at least one orifice through one of the first and second surface thereby establishing fluid communication between the channel and the ambient atmosphere.
Claims23
A flyer bow comprising:
- a first surface;
- a second surface in opposition to the first surface;
- said first and second surface joined to form an airfoil;
- a channel passing through the flyer bow between the first and second surface;
- and
- a plurality of discrete orifices formed in said airfoil, said orifices being in fluid communication with the channel and ambient atmosphere.
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A flyer bow comprising:
- a first surface;
- a second surface in opposition to the first surface;
- a first surface and second surface joined to form an airfoil;
- a channel passing through the flyer bow between the first and second surface;
- and
- at least one orifice in said airfoil in fluid communication with the channel and ambient atmosphere;
- and
- a wire guide disposed within the channel.
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A flyer bow comprising:
- a first surface;
- a second surface in opposition to the first surface;
- said first and second surface joined to form an airfoil;
- a channel passing through the flyer bow between the first and second surface;
- and
- a plurality of orifices in said airfoil in fluid communication with the channel and ambient atmosphere;
- wherein a first orifice of the plurality of orifices is disposed in the first surface and a second orifice of the plurality of orifices is disposed in the second surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.