CH142477A - Marking out field characters. - Google Patents

Description

  

      Marking out field characters. When playing outdoors, staking field symbols, for example in the form of small flags, are often used to demarcate the playing field.

      who are tied into the ground with their staff. The rods of the flags used so far are rigid and easily break legs butt against the same Q11. The part stuck in the ground then forms a fall hazard. @ "num apart from the fact that there are no longer any field characters at this point.



  The invention aims to remedy this evil. The stakeout field mark according to the invention has a '/.eichen- support rod, which is resiliently flexible on all sides. so 3a13 he rubs when he bumps into him and automatically straightens up again after being vacated.

    



  In clen fi, -. L and? The body - are two execution games of the invention.



  At your in F] -. 1 has the embodiment shown. the stake-out field sign is a three-part bar 1,?. : 3.

   Part 1 serves as a stake. About the top of the same is the part? -, turned up. w el rather consists of a r, il @ "@, coiled coil spring, in rlie the upper part: 3 is inserted with its lower end.

   Part: 3 in this example is made from a flexible bamboo tube. and carries the line -1 at its upper end.

   If someone touches on the upper part of one of these Ah-steck field symbols. so "ibt the part: 3 the easy ssie @ samlceit of the part:

    his staff and does not break; il). on to Preiwerclen major part: 3 dlirc @ ll the part? again aul '@@ ericht; t.



  oh the Ui Fit ,. ' The illustrated embodiment example r (-llt the spring _i put on the pillar l on its upper egg iri the straight line. That means, estreclaen part ss,

   so it forms a piece. The Heil 3 itself could consist of a @ c @ irau @ cn-spring and licide @ Selir; sleeve springs could be made of f, ineni e # inzihen pieces of wire. This marking out field symbol is also resiliently flexible on all sides on its rod.



  Of course, the part 2 can instead of a spring, consist of a ge made of a different material piece, for example from a rubber rod held in sleeves at both ends. However, a helical spring is preferable because it is insensitive to temperature influences and can normally be used for a longer period of time.

 

Claims (1)

PAYEVTANSPRUCH Marking-out field sign, marked by a sign carrier rod, which is flexible on all sides, so that it gives way when it is pushed against its upper part and automatically straightens up again when it is released. SUBClaims: 1. Marking out field characters according to patent claim. characterized in that a part of the hand support rod is formed by a helical spring which is firmly seated at the upper end of a part designed as a plug post. 2. Stake out field characters according to claim and dependent claim 1, characterized in that the coil spring is pushed with its ends onto the ends of two rod parts of which. .'i. Marking field mark according to claim and dependent claim 1, characterized in that the helical spring is pushed onto the stem at one end and merges at its other end into another part with which it forms one piece.