DE3343452C2 - Game and training device for carrying out naval warfare operations - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a play and exercise device for carrying out naval warfare operations with two opposing fleets, the success of which is determined by the number of enemy ships considered sunk, with a base plate provided on the surface with a grid square network on which model-like landscape elements, islands with ports or. Like. Releasably attached by means of holding means and are arranged displaceably on the model-like hull. The base plate is coated with a non-slip film. A template-like blank with a non-slip design on the surface with a grid of grid squares tailored to a specific geographical area can be releasably attached to the base plate to cover it. At each end section of the base plate a sub-panel formed from a lower box and a cover is arranged, in the lower box a grid square grid corresponding to the grid of the grid squares and closable openings assigned to the grid squares of the grid squares are formed in the lid.

Description

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κ has a display device. The game pieces are the ones in FIG. 1 shown game device 1 consists of | ί connected to a magnet, one of which is formed under a base plate 5, on the surface of which is a grid of grid squares 3 that is unilaterally movable from Planff's playing surface and is made of electrical contact squares 4

3 = attracts when passing over and thereby the display is The base plate 5 is by folding edges 10 and a

The device in action sets 5 separating edge 11 divided into plate sections 12, which are

|| The object of the invention is that the game can be folded together. On the base plate 5 are end

A, and exercise device according to DE-PS 6 94 755 so to section side two landscape elements 6 and in the middle H better that the manual intervention options are arranged at an island 8 Each landscape element 6 and

ig the imitation of fleet movements and game fi - the island 8 are equipped with a model designed as a model.

' ßguren be improved. In particular, apart from io fen 7 should be provided. On grid grid 3, the

r'5 the playful sinking of ships also ship figures designed as ships 9 of the two game

i | types and fleet movements as well as sea battles for silos or groups of players can be postponed.

; ί can be mulated with the possibility of playing pre- The base plate 5 is preferably provided with a non-slip

; f courses optionally coated both on a manually operable film 15 with one as the base color

ren tableau as well as on an optical display unit 15 can be used that shows the color of a

^E j | to represent direction. Marine represents

According to the invention, the object is achieved because the landscape elements 6, di & island 8 and the ports

'I by that as contacts each grid square of the plan 7 are releasably attached to the base plate 5 for this purpose

A sensor is assigned to the square network and the sensor can be three underside 13 of the landscape elements 6, the

With a computer island 8 and ports 7 arranged in the base body, Aüfra ^ ijng made it non-slip.

f unit are connected that in each pawn a to be. It is also possible aii ^ Sn subpages 13

Identification by location and type of serving transmitter - landscape elements 6, island 8 and ports 7 Velcro H which is arranged to be formed with a dsr under the strip 14, which acts as a holding means on the

fä base plate arranged sensors in active connection base plate 5 are used. Furthermore, the landscape

H dung is that the display device from the 25 eleriente 6, island 8 and 7 ports by means of not closer Control panels connected to the computer unit and display of the pens shown or the like with the base plate 5

There are fields that are bound to represent the grid.

network and the game pieces a display field and a from It is also possible to use the base plate 5 as a variable

Have player actuatable number keypad to train with action tableau. You can do this on the

a random generator can be controlled by means of which card templates 56 are detachably attached to the base plate 5

by means of the arithmetic and logic unit of the computer unit will be combat, which a certain geographical area

Effects on certain game pieces can be determined, show and have a grid of squares. The surface

and that at each end section of the base plate a small portion of the card templates are expediently

Un- formed from a lower case and a lid, non-slip se

terwasserspielfläche is assigned in the lower part of the 35 In a preferred form, the game device 1 is as

They are based on the grid of the grid of the grid of the basic dice game · designed with three throws! and three

plate corresponding grid grid and its special cube can be used. To carry out

Cover the grid squares of the grid of squares drawing the game, two rotten 25,26 are formed, which from

arranged closable openings formed different game figures 9 exist, which z. B. four

are. 40 battleships, six cruisers, eighteen destroyers,

With this solution, a play and training device will be able to represent eighteen submarines. For identification

reaüsicrt that the implementation of a complex game of the parties, the game pieces are for example

sequence permitted While the playground equipment is provided with different flag arberi. That

DE-PS 6 94 755 and DE-OS 28 05 738 only ever goal of the game is z. B. therein, the island 8 or else

because the game with two ships allows you to conquer the opposing port 7 with 45 or else

to sink the opposing fleet 25,26 with the play and exercise device according to the invention,

possible complex game sequences in naval warfare operations. The game can also include the use of mines

can be played with a large number of ships simulated playing figures 28,

understand. The arrangement of electronic components

Further features of the invention are in the Un- 50 are φ functions of the game device 1 expanded

tcransprüchen described and based on the in the tert In the game shown in Figs.

Exemplary embodiments illustrated in the drawings, device 1 is each formed on the base plate 5

It shows square 4 associated with a sensor 16, which is equipped with an in

1 shows the base plate of the base body 17 according to the invention which receives the base plate 5 Game device in a perspective view, 55 arranged <computer unit. 18 is connected to the Fig. 2 the base plate according to Fig.l in the Seitenan- computer unit 18 is with control panels 19, 20 in

sees active connection in the section. There is one on each control panel 19, 20

F i g. 3, the base plate is formed in a schematic top display field 21, on which the grid square view with an exemplary game situation, network 3 and, by means of symbols, the game pieces 9 as a ship

FIG. 4 shows a section of the game game 60 according to the invention of the fleets 25, 26. Furthermore, each

advises in side view of control panel 19, 20 a number keypad 22 with which

F i g. 5 and 6 control panels of the game device according to a random generator 23 from the respective player F i g. 4 in perspective views, can be activated. F i g. 7 to 7c the play device with underwater play area of the arithmetic unit of the computer unit 18 combat

chcn for the manual implementation of underwater 65 actions on certain hulls 9 is simulated

operations, and illustrated. The sensors 16 are designed so that

8 shows a further embodiment of the individual game pieces 9 of the fleets 25, 26 according to the invention Ben play device in a schematic view. Location and type of ship can be determined. Here-

a transmitter 24 is formed in each game figure 9, which is used to identify and determine the location of each type of ship. In the game device 1, hits on the respective opposing ships are determined by the random characteristics of the random generator 23. The random number generator 23 can by arbitrary actuation of number keys of the number keypad 22 or but can also be controlled by entering numbers based on the previous roll with three or fewer dice. Through this training of the play equipment 1, for example, it is also possible to conduct pure submarine attacks against surface ships, with the Players using submarines by means of a screen

27 is prevented from observing the processes on grid grid 3 of base plate S. Through this It is possible to simulate submarine attacks in which the respective leader of the submarine flotilla is in the dark about the location of the surface ships of the opposing player. The screen 27 can on one of the end sections 34, 35 of the base plate 5 or also on the two end sections 34, 35 be arranged at the same time.

In each playing figure 28 serving as a mine, a transmitter can be provided which is connected to the one in each case The sensor 16 associated with the grid square 4 can be brought into operative connection Coordinates of each minefield are determined. The grid of grid squares 3 is shown with the marked coordinates on the display field 21 of the control panel 19 specified. It is possible to display the mines laid in the control panel 19 by means of the transmitters provided in the game figures 28 designed as mines enter the result of each successful mine operation A submerged submarine can only be moved on one's own control board 19 while it is on the opponent's control board 19 is invisible As a result, U-boat attacks can be carried out surprisingly for the opponent or mines can be laid as playing figures 28. Lay mines as a playing figure 28 need not be entered immediately into the computer unit 18 so that the opponent over the mine-contaminated sea area in the dark is mines

28 become an important and successful weapon in the game if a player succeeds in luring enemy units to a mine-contaminated sea area or to urge.

In the F i g. 7 to 7c are the underwater play areas for the game device t shown which allow the manual implementation of underwater operations. For this an underwater play area 36 is arranged at each end portion 34,35 of the base plate 5. Each underwater play area 36 consists of a lower box 37, the can be covered with a lid 38 by means of a hinge 39 Grid square network 40 corresponding to grid square grid 3 with grid squares 50 formed in cover 38 closable openings 45 associated with the grid squares 50 of the grid grid 40 are formed

A shift register 41 can be provided in the cover 38 (FIGS. 7a to 7c). The shift register 41 consists of a grid frame 44 which is arranged congruently to the delimitation network 51 of the grid grid 40. In the grid frame 44 are rectangular relative to each other position rods 42,43 mounted displaceably By corresponding actuation of the position rods 42, 43, the openings 45 assigned to the individual grid squares 50 in the cover 38 can be exposed.

It is also possible to have the openings 45 formed by the lattice frame 44 by means of cover pieces 46 to lock. Such cover pieces 46 can have a base plate 48 with a shoulder 49, through which a holder in the respective opening 45 is guaranteed. There is 48 on each base plate

a handle part 47 is formed in order to be able to remove the cover piece 46 manually from the cover 38 easily. When using underwater play areas 36, it is possible to carry out mine and submarine operations, the location of the mines and the submarines for is unknown to the opponent. For this purpose, it is only necessary for the individual player to place the submarines 32 or mines 2? To "ositionicren". For this purpose, on the submarines 32 and mines 28 Klctt- or Rod pieces can be formed which ensure a mounting on the grid squares 50 of the grid grid 40. Since the positioning of the submarines 32 and the Mines 28 the respective cover 38 of the underwater playing field 36 is folded up, the underwater operations are not seen by the opponent. If he carries out his own fleet operations, kar!> by exposing the perforations 45, which indicate the grid squares 50, which cnt- speak, it can be determined whether one of the enemy ships has come into contact with a mine or whether it has come into the area of action of a submarine.

It is also possible to design the game device 1 so that it can be used as a simulator or teaching device It is possible to simulate historical sec battles as well as new naval war situations.

As shown schematically in Fig.8, two Base plates 5 provided, which by means of card template nen 56 designed as action playing fields 57,58 and with

Display fields 52,53,54,55 and the computer unit

18 are connected. There are different game situations possible.

In a possible game situation, the display reports

field 54 of the player group A through aerial reconnaissance a fleet association at the North Cape of the Spielcrgrtippc ß. The action playing field 58 is provided with the corresponding card template 56. At the same time is over the display field 53 after the relevant planquadral Type and number of ships requested The relevant grid square appears on the drawing area 53 with the type, Number, strength and the arrangement of the ships in symbols. This arrangement becomes smaller by means of Ship symbols on the action fields 57, 58 The one shown on the action playing field 57 The fleet is also visible on the display panel 52. If player group A wants to intercept the fleet, the corresponding ship movements are carried out on the action playing field 57,58 and the data entered into the computer unit 18. Player group B can only find out about the new locations if over the display fields 54 or 55 an aerial or submarine reconnaissance has taken place. If there is a skirmish in the course of the next few turns between different naval war situations. In pure naval artillery duels, the decision remains who will emerge from the battle as the winner. left to random generator 23. The battle is

iiuf the display panel 53, which is designed is that in addition to the type, number and arrangement of the ships, the strength of the ships is also visible. The strength can e.g. B. can be made visible by small bars or crosses in the ship symbols. If hit, it would one bar or cross goes out. In the event of a sinking, the ship symbol on the display panel goes out 53

“A contemporary battle simulation plays the Ship artillery only plays a secondary role. The missile played the primary role. There missiles almost always find their target, the random number generator 23 is not required when the missile is deployed. For example, if player group A wants to shoot missiles at enemy destroyers, the destroyer data in the computer unit 18 entered. The data can be obtained from the display panel 53. If the Missile is launched, player group B is at the Spicl / .ug and has z. B. 10 seconds to close the rocket neutralize. The tracking down or discovery of the rakctc can only take place via the display fields 54, 55. In order to be able to recognize the rocket on the display field 54, the group of players B must use the "ship radar" switch on or enter the positions of the individual ships in the display field 54. On the display panel 54 the »surroundings« of the ships light up with the rocket symbol. The rocket is neutralized by actuation on display panel 53. Airplanes and cruise missiles can be neutralized like missiles.

By means of the display field 53, reconnaissance flights are also simulated. For this purpose, the specific Data of the aircraft such as speed and range are entered in the display field 53. Unless a If the group of players exceeds the radius of action of the reconnaissance aircraft, the aircraft symbol disappears the display field 54. In pure air combat simulations, the outcome of the game is left to the random number generator 23. In air campaign simulations with the use of rockets, the same as in the case of the rocket attack described above proceeded.

Fleet movements in their entirety are shown on the action playing field 57 and appear on the display field 52, which serves as the overall display. Individual ship movements, on the other hand, are shown on the action playing field 58 and appear on the show fcld 53. which serves as a naval battle display Has the . Player group A finishes its action, transfers it to player group B by means of an electrical signal. After the first game action has ended, the display fields 54, 55 for both player groups A, B are also displayed relevant. The display field 54 is used to monitor the airspace and to identify opposing fleets or ships. There are also dogfights with him simulated. The display field 55, however, is used for submarine hunting by destroyers and aircraft, the U-boolean attack and mine operations.

It is also possible by choosing suitable card templates 56 with the same equipment To simulate battle processes in the countryside. In this case, instead of naval units, army units are set up the action playing fields 57,58 arranged The game device 1 can also be used as a game in which go on a treasure hunt and fight pirates. For this it is only necessary that the Base plate 5 to be covered with a special card template 56.

For this purpose 4 sheets of drawings

Claims (5)

1 2 The invention relates to a game and exercise claims: device for carrying out naval warfare operations with two opposing fleets, in which on a basic 1. Play and exercise device for the implementation of body a base plate is arranged the surface naval warfare operations with two opposing rafts 5 on one side provided with a grid of grid squares ten, which has a base playing surface on a base body, on the model-like landscape plate is arranged, the surface side with a detachably attached with elements and model-like game pieces a playing area provided with a grid of grid squares can be slid on, and electrically under the base plate, on the model-like landscape elements releasable see contacts are provided, which can be touched over attached and model-like game pieces provide a game piece with an optical display device are slidable, and put electrical activity under the base plate. cal contacts are provided, which is after DE-GM 81 34 324 is a board game lead a game figure a visual display in front with a subdivided into playing fields the recording of set the direction in action, thereby identifying the game material used for playing ships. indicates that as contacts each grid square 15 the where the game ships and the game pad (4) of the grid (3) a sensor (16) pulling surfaces facing each other for releasable means is arranged and the sensors (16) have a basic connection. This game only allows body (17) arranged computer unit (18) combines a simple manual setting of the game ships, their are bound that in each game figure (9, 28) a fixed to the locations on the playing fields of the game pad Identification tag according to location pnd type of serving 20 can be. More complex processes such as tactical Transmitter (24) is arranged, each with one of the or strategic naval war operations with consideration- . under the base plate (5) arranged sensors to control the different battle strengths different (16) is in operative connection that the display of the front ship types cannot be carried out,
direction from with deir computer unit (18) connected in DE-OS 22 35 388 a chess game Vordenen control panels (19, 20) and display fields (52 25 guide device is described, which consists of a chess game up to 55), which is used to display the grid square - Has a display with figures and a demonstration panel with actuators network (3) and the game pieces (9, 28). Each figure has a control field (22) that is matched to the designation of the figure with regard to the free field (21) and a number sequence that can be operated by the player, with which a random generator oscillating circuit. Under each field of the chessboard there is (23) controllable, through which an induction coil is located by means of the rake 30, which is connected to the output of the computer unit (18) combat influence impulse generator, which alternates on certain SpjelfiguK.i (9, 28) determinable selnd emits excitation pulses to all induction coils, and that at each end section (34, 35) of the There are a pulse shaper, a pulse counter, a con-base plate (5) one from a .Tüter box (37) and Troll trigger circuit with separate inputs and a cover (38) formed underwater play area 33 ne control unit is provided, with the pulse shaper (36) being assigned, in the lower box (37) of which an input to the outputs of all indukdem grid of the grid of grid squares (3) of the basic tion coils of the chessboard and with its output plate (5) corresponding grid (40) and for commands from the control unit initially for a calibrated cover (3Ct) the grid squares (50) of the th time segment from the arrival of the excitation pulse at the new grid square (4D), which can be locked 40 of the next following induction coil, are formed on the Rcchenein openings (45 ·). connected to the pulse counter and then with 2. Game device according to claim 1, characterized in the same output to one of the inputs of the Konzeich, that the cover (38) is switched from a shift register troll trigger circuit. It can with ster (41) exists, the one to the boundary network of this facility off the fields of the chessboard (51) of the grid grid (40) congruent glitter 45 are asked, but the measured values are each based on the frame (44), related to the game figures concerned at right angles to one another and for these unzuder arranged position rods (42, 43) are displaceable. are stored in cash. In DE-OS 28 05 738 an electronic game 3. Game device according to claim 1, characterized in that the device is described in which, by means of logic, that the cover (38) is generated from one of the 50 tronic circuits conditions, Zungsnetz (51) of the grid grid (40) conguen- on which the players must make their moves. It is th grid frame (44), whose breakthrough is possible, the data on the movement of z. B. Ships chungen (45) closed by means of cover pieces (46) and their position to each other and their battle inbar are. intensity to be taken into account. With this play facility 4. Game device according to one of claims 1 to 3, 55 has the disadvantage that only operations between egg thereby characterized in that two are carried out by means of a Karnem play ship and a submarine template (56) as an action playing field (57, 58), but not the movement of entire fleets formed base plates (5) are provided, each with different combat situations. Furthermore, Computer unit (18) and the display fields (52 on this playing field no the respective ships to 55) are connected. so symbolizing models moved so that the game for 5. Game device according to one of claims 1 to 4, the player remains relatively abstract. characterized in that it is also known from DE-GM 74 15 124 on the base plate (5) cover this to form a non-slip game board on the surface in such a way that it consists of two foldable ones formed template-like cut with egg halves and depressions for game tiles nem has a specific geographical area 65. coordinated grid grid (3) releasably attached In DE-PS 6 94 755 a search game is in connection is. described with a display device that has a search game in connection with ship models, the