Sound simulating method and device
OwnerJoseph M. Younginventor
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Abstract
A noise cover system for preventing the noise of a cough, sneeze or the like by a hunter, bird watcher or the like from disturbing birds or animals. The cover is made of flexible thermoplastic neoprene rubber or similar material. The cover is a face mask with a central opening for receiving a face mask. The sides each have a button that can be held to the other side or have a head strap attached. The noise maker has means to make the sound of a crow or other familiar sound, is supported in an opening in the face mask and forcefully exhaled air from a sneeze or cough will actuate the noise maker.
Claims14
A noise simulating device adapted to be worn in an environment accustomed to certain familiar sounds comprising a face mask to cover the nose, mouth and sealed to the surrounding portions of the face of a person providing an air chamber between the face of said person and said face mask;
- an opening in said face mask communicating from inside to outside thereof;
- a noise maker in said opening;
- said noise maker being adapted to produce a noise familiar to said environment whereby air pressure in said air chamber will exhaust through said noise maker to produce said noise familiar to said environment.
In combination, a face mask and an air vent;
- said air vent having a noise maker;
- said noise maker having means to be actuated by air from a person wearing said face mask to produce a natural sound of the environment.
A method to avoid startling wild creatures by providing a noise maker having means to be actuated by an inadvertent breath, sneeze, cough or forceful exhalation from a person.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.