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US 6,583,590 B1Granted
String drawing device for a racquet
OwnerDavid Chuinventor
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Abstract
A string drawing electrical device for a racquet has a casing, a string holder, an actuating device and a control unit. The string holder is rotatably attached to a panel of the casing. The actuating device is mounted in the casing and provides two functions, feeding and reversing, to the string holder. The control unit is mounted in the casing for controlling the actuating device to act. Accordingly, the string drawing electrical device can tighten and loosen the string, and the tensile force of the string of the racquet can be accurately controlled.
Claims8
A string drawing device for a racquet comprising:
- a casing including a panel formed on one side of the casing;
- a string holder rotatably attached to the panel of the casing and adapted to hold a string of the racquet
- an actuating device mounted in the casing to rotate the string holder and providing two functions of feeding and reversing to the string holder, the actuating device comprising:
- a feeding motor mounted in the casing and rotating in a first direction, the feeding motor having a shaft extending through the feeding motor, and the shaft having a first end connected to the string holder and a second end;
- a reversing motor mounted in the casing and rotating in a second direction opposite to the first direction of the feeding motor, the reversing motor having a shaft corresponding to the second end of the shaft of the feeding motor;
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- a flexible connector with two opposite ends respectively secured on the second end of the shaft of the feeding motor and the shaft of the reversing motor;
- a reduction device mounted in the casing and connected to the first end of the shaft of the feeding motor, the reduction device having a main shaft extending through the panel and connected with the string holder;
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- a control unit mounted in the casing for controlling actions of the actuating device.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.