System for, and method of popping upwardly an element on a T-ball mechanism
AssigneeSport Fun, Inc.
InventorsJose E. Leal, Hans E. Leal, John F. Barletta
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AssigneeSport Fun, Inc.
InventorsJose E. Leal, Hans E. Leal, John F. Barletta
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A transmitter in a member (e.g. bat) transmits signals when a switch on the bat is pressed. A pop-up apparatus receives the signals. A member in the apparatus prevents an element (e.g. ball) from being popped upwardly in a first positioning of the member and provides for the element pop-up in a second positioning of the member. Normally disposed in the first position, the member is operable to the second position by the received signals. The apparatus includes a housing and a bin pivotally coupled to the housing to hold the element. The bin provides for a substantially vertical element pop-up in a first pivotal position and for an element pop-up with a horizontal component in a second position. In the vertical pop-up, a player hits the ball with the bat. In the other pop-up, the player catches the ball.
In a combination for operation with an element having properties of being propelled,
In a combination for operation with an element having properties of being propelled,
In combination for operation with an element having properties of being propelled or caught,
In combination for operation with an element having properties of being popped upwardly and of being propelled or caught when it is popped upwardly,
In combination for operation with an element having properties of being popped upwardly and of being propelled or caught when it is popped upwardly,
In a combination for popping an element upwardly for propulsion or catching by a player,
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