Protective cover for aircraft pitot probes
AssigneeSerias Design LLC
InventorJames Van Dis
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Abstract
A protective cover for a pilot probe of an aircraft comprising a first tubular member formed of a rigid material, and a second tubular member formed of a rigid material, and a second tubular member formed of a flexible material including a first ply disposed on an inner side of the first tubular member, having an opening at a first end thereof for receiving the leading end of a pilot probe therein and a closed second end, and a second ply disposed on an outer side of the first tubular member, having a first end thereof secured about the first end of the inner ply and a second end secured to the second end of the first ply.
Claims30
A protective cover for a pilot probe of an aircraft comprising:
- a first tubular member formed of a rigid material;
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- a second tubular member formed of a flexible material including a first ply disposed on an inner side of said first tubular member, having an opening at a first end thereof for receiving the leading end of a pilot probe therein and a closed second end thereof, and a second ply disposed on an outer side of said first tubular member, having a first end thereof secured about said first end of said inner ply and a second end thereof secured to said second end of said first ply.
A protective cover for a pilot probe of an aircraft comprising:
- a first tubular member formed of a rigid material;
- and
- a second tubular member funned of a flexible material including a first segment extending through said first tubular member forming an inner ply providing an opening therethrough having free and integral ends, and a second segment inverted relative to said first segment, extending along an outer side of said first tubular member and said first segment thereof, forming an outer ply provided with integral and free ends,
- wherein the integral ends of said segments of said second tubular member are secured together to provide a closure at one end of said opening and the free ends of said segments are secured together to provide an entry opening for receiving the leading end of a probe into said closed opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.