Trimming right-angularly reorienting extending segmented ocean wave power extraction system

A wave power conversion system comprising:

• a) an interlinking segment;
• b) a plurality of right angularly reorienting, buoyant semi-submersible segments, each of said semi-submersible segments horizontally and pivotally connected to said interlinking segment via a variably facing restrictive shoulder, each of said semi-submersible segments comprising a mean facing directional pitch and a primary axis, an armature and a buoyant float, said armature having one end connected to said interlinking segment and elsewhere along the primary axis connected to said variable float, said armature containing one or more telescoping elements nested within, said buoyant float linearly translatable along a primary axis of said armature;
• c) wherein a first pivot connection between semi-submersible segments with the interlinking segment comprises means to vary the mean facing direction of the armature's primary axis over an angular range of approximately 90 degrees on an imaginary plane intersecting a central axis of the interlinking segment, a rack and pinion system to move and fix said mean facing direction throughout said range, and load redistribution performed by any of the following:
• shifting, addition, subtraction, redistribution and relocation of load of relatively weighty, massive elements in juxtaposition to the addition, subtraction, redistribution of elements with specific gravity less than 1.0, which thereby contribute to buoyancy;
• d) a second pivot connection between said first pivot connection and said armature providing two degrees of freedom such that mechanical work is derived from the oscillation of said buoyant segments under the influence of passing swells driving pairs of fluid pumps constituting said restrictive shoulder, and further characterized by two degrees of freedom limited to two approximately perpendicular planes horizontal and vertical in reference with the water surface, irrespective of the said mean facing angle at which said first pivot connection is set at any given time;
• e) a primary onboard electrical system powered by a portion of current generated from the pressurized fluid flow produced by said pairs of pumps, backed up by a secondary pneumatic system that permits shock absorption, pressurized air tank replenishment, and measurement of excessive forces.