EP2397398A1 - Leisure boat - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
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- B63B15/00—Superstructures, deckhouses, wheelhouses or the like; Arrangements or adaptations of masts or spars, e.g. bowsprits
- B63B15/0083—Masts for sailing ships or boats
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
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- B63B34/00—Vessels specially adapted for water sports or leisure; Body-supporting devices specially adapted for water sports or leisure
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63B—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; EQUIPMENT FOR SHIPPING
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- B63B29/02—Cabins or other living spaces; Construction or arrangement thereof
- B63B29/04—Furniture peculiar to vessels
- B63B2029/043—Seats; Arrangements thereof on vessels
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63H—MARINE PROPULSION OR STEERING
- B63H25/00—Steering; Slowing-down otherwise than by use of propulsive elements; Dynamic anchoring, i.e. positioning vessels by means of main or auxiliary propulsive elements
- B63H25/06—Steering by rudders
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63H—MARINE PROPULSION OR STEERING
- B63H9/00—Marine propulsion provided directly by wind power
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63H—MARINE PROPULSION OR STEERING
- B63H9/00—Marine propulsion provided directly by wind power
- B63H9/04—Marine propulsion provided directly by wind power using sails or like wind-catching surfaces
- B63H9/06—Types of sail; Constructional features of sails; Arrangements thereof on vessels
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- the present invention relates to a leisure boat, defined as a small boat intended for one or two crew members and intended to be propelled by the wind, this is a sailboat.
- the object of the invention is to provide a structure for a boat that folds away to drastically reduce its volume in the inoperative position, providing easy storage and transport our of the water.
- Spanish Utility Model No. 200701791 refers to a "Two Floats Folding boat, transportable over ground by wheels, coupled with various accesories and interchangeable accesories", with the possibility of incorporating, for example, a slide or a seat accesories, but very bulky, despite its pliability.
- Spanish Utility Model 9800712 for "Folding Boat” has characteristics that allow for its storage and transport, but is designed pimarily as a dinghy built on a ship.
- the patent WO100330 ES describes a demountable trimaran convertible in sailing catamaran and mono-hull with motor.
- the trimaran is achieved from the assembly of two boats: a sailing catamaran, with side runners, rudders and keels, and a mono-hull with motor.
- the boat proposed in this invention improves and completes what is previously known, describing an original boat, with new features, achieving a significant reduction in the volume of the boat and the possibility to be easily transported out of water.
- the leisure boat proposed by the invention resolves in a fully satisfactory way the afore mentioned problems previously exposed.
- this boat has a hull with two-seater hull or cockpit, preferably buoyancy compartments to ensure flotation against any problem that may arise in the port or starboard flotation compartments.
- the main hull has a locked down bow beam arm that extends to support the fold out on mountable arms that the out runner flotation modules are attached to.
- the two out runner flotation modules when in the fixed position, provide a solid stable boat in conjunction with the main hull.
- the mast foot mounting telescopic is located at the front end of the bow beam.
- the bayonet fixture for the mast foot is connected.
- the mast foot is constructed with a foldable nuckle to facilitate ease on attaching the mast in a horizontal position than elevate the mast with sail to its vertical position.
- the mast is in two pieces which makes transportation and storage easy.
- a camber inducer is used to connect the lower sail batten providing a fexible batten boom to orientate the position of the sail.
- out runner supporting arms are folded back on the bow beam with a pivot point placed at the front of the bow beam.
- the supporting arms are also folded in two with a pivot join half way down the arms.
- the bow beam and folded supporting arms are then all folded back over the top of the main hull seating area to provide an extremely compact package ready for transportation or storage.
- the main hull has two built in sockets in the lower central hull area where wheels on stub shafts can be inserted. This allows the folded up package to be transported on the ground or rolled down the beach or ramp to launch the boat when it is folded out, rigged up and ready to sail.
- tension bar to be used to attache the hull to the bow beam.
- this tension bar is used as a hand grip to manually pull the package along.
- the invention is also characterized because support for the pilot is movable along the longitudinal axis of the capsule two-seater and in areas corresponding to the footrest, the pilot stears the boat using the rudder activated by foot pedals.
- the resulting design achieved a boat that has the aceptable dimensions for a utility boat.
- the folded away package therefore drastically reduces the overall size making it an easy manually transportable leisure boat.
- the leisure boat proposed by the invention is formed from a two-seater encapsullated hull or cockpit (1) of adequate size to accomodate minimal but comfortably a couple of occupants, as shown in Figure 4 , which rest on a continuous longitudinal seat (2) equiped with a pair of back rests (3), (4), fixed, while half way along is the second back rest (4) moving for the pilot, sliding on guides (5) and consequently positioning control complementing this set with a footrest (6) for the pilot and (6') for the passenger.
- said hull (1) having mounted on its front end a nose-piece (7) of considerable lenght, pivot point mounting is attached to the upper hull (1) by way of a pin and bushings that provide the foldable beam (8) lockable in the working rigged up position shown in Figure 1 with the help of a second pin (9) removable, so such releases (7) is capable of being thrust forward or folded down onto the hull or capsule tandem (1).
- the nose-piece (7) receives at its front end and through a spreader (10) a pair of articulated and foldable side arms (11), also with corresponding tilt pins and locking pins, both supporting arms being attached to the out runner floating modules (12) that cooperates with the main hull (1) to the total buoyancy of the boat.
- the folding side arms (11) are the supports for the out floating runners (12) also through respective guides (13) and locking pins (14).
- the folding side arms (11) are mounted on the edge of the nose-piece (7) through a pin or a common tilt axis (16), while the lock /unlock the same with respect to the nose-piece (7) is carried out in collaboration with independent pins (15).
- the edge of the nose-piece (7) also mounts an extractable telescopic mast (17) which support the sail, not shown, the mast is removable and has a two piece structure as shown in sections (17, 17'%) that allow the aforementioned turn pliability, being in turn associated with the extractable telescopic mast (17) the boom (18) which receives the lower edge of the sail.
- the boat is provided with a rudder later (19), which has the characteristic of being manipulated by means of cable or other suitable transmision, for example, a pair of foot pedals (20) located on the footrest (6) of the pilot.
- a rudder later (19) which has the characteristic of being manipulated by means of cable or other suitable transmision, for example, a pair of foot pedals (20) located on the footrest (6) of the pilot.
- a wheel or roller (21) mounted on a support (22), pivoting on a central axis, the wheel or roller is integrated into the hull, situated at the rear, and which is capable of adopting two positions: the position of juggling shown in Figure 1 , with does not affect the seaworthiness of the boat, and a reverse position, shown in Figure 5 , which provides rear support and rolling of the boat easily transported along by the aid of an extensible bar (23), removable from the hull (1) and finished with a manual pulling handle (24) as also seen in Figure 5 .
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Description
- The present invention relates to a leisure boat, defined as a small boat intended for one or two crew members and intended to be propelled by the wind, this is a sailboat.
- The object of the invention is to provide a structure for a boat that folds away to drastically reduce its volume in the inoperative position, providing easy storage and transport our of the water.
- There are leisure boats of small size, provided and designed for a small number of crew, which are usually driven by an outboard motor with the obvious polluting effects.
- Also are known small sailboats with the classic configuration of a mono hull. Even though they may be in small size, it is practically impossible to remove manually form the water, nor transport and store easily during periods of inactivity.
- This means, in practice, that for the maintenance of these boats, despite their small size, is needed to be carried out at a port jetty or otherwise employ the use of cranes, as well as special vehicles for transport to the place of storage, with an obvious economic cost.
- Among the boats are known there are foldable boats, small size boats or expandible boats, with the possibility of adding accesories. In this sense, Spanish Utility Model No.
refers to a "Two Floats Folding boat, transportable over ground by wheels, coupled with various accesories and interchangeable accesories", with the possibility of incorporating, for example, a slide or a seat accesories, but very bulky, despite its pliability.200701791 - Also Spanish Utility Model 9800712 for "Folding Boat" has characteristics that allow for its storage and transport, but is designed pimarily as a dinghy built on a ship.
- It is also known a folding boat, such as described in Spanish Utility Model No. 266.512 characterized by consisting of two halves joined by hinges to both sides, located on the edges, which allows folding one over the other so that the boat could be transported on a small trailer.
- Finally, the patent
ES describes a demountable trimaran convertible in sailing catamaran and mono-hull with motor. The trimaran is achieved from the assembly of two boats: a sailing catamaran, with side runners, rudders and keels, and a mono-hull with motor.WO100330 - The boat proposed in this invention improves and completes what is previously known, describing an original boat, with new features, achieving a significant reduction in the volume of the boat and the possibility to be easily transported out of water.
- The leisure boat proposed by the invention resolves in a fully satisfactory way the afore mentioned problems previously exposed.
- More specifically, this boat has a hull with two-seater hull or cockpit, preferably buoyancy compartments to ensure flotation against any problem that may arise in the port or starboard flotation compartments. The main hull has a locked down bow beam arm that extends to support the fold out on mountable arms that the out runner flotation modules are attached to. The two out runner flotation modules, when in the fixed position, provide a solid stable boat in conjunction with the main hull.
- It is also characterized because the mast foot mounting telescopic is located at the front end of the bow beam. Here the bayonet fixture for the mast foot is connected. The mast foot is constructed with a foldable nuckle to facilitate ease on attaching the mast in a horizontal position than elevate the mast with sail to its vertical position. The mast is in two pieces which makes transportation and storage easy. A camber inducer is used to connect the lower sail batten providing a fexible batten boom to orientate the position of the sail.
- It is also characterized the out runner supporting arms are folded back on the bow beam with a pivot point placed at the front of the bow beam. The supporting arms are also folded in two with a pivot join half way down the arms. The bow beam and folded supporting arms are then all folded back over the top of the main hull seating area to provide an extremely compact package ready for transportation or storage.
- In keeping with the compact and ease of handling features of the invention provitions have been made to facilitate the movilization of the boat. The main hull has two built in sockets in the lower central hull area where wheels on stub shafts can be inserted. This allows the folded up package to be transported on the ground or rolled down the beach or ramp to launch the boat when it is folded out, rigged up and ready to sail.
- Other characteristic is at the front of the hull there is the tension bar to be used to attache the hull to the bow beam. When the boat is folded up ready for transport this tension bar is used as a hand grip to manually pull the package along.
- The invention is also characterized because support for the pilot is movable along the longitudinal axis of the capsule two-seater and in areas corresponding to the footrest, the pilot stears the boat using the rudder activated by foot pedals.
- The resulting design achieved a boat that has the aceptable dimensions for a utility boat. A lenght that does not exceed three meters and mast hight that is preferably no more than two metters and sixty centimeters high preferably. The folded away package therefore drastically reduces the overall size making it an easy manually transportable leisure boat.
- To complement the description and in order to provide a better understanding of the features of invention a set of drawings are included, according to a preferred embodiment thereof. Following is a description of the drawings and the components that are included in the realisation of the before mentioned invention, by way of illustration and no limitation:
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Figure 1 : shows a schematic side elevation of the leisure boat made according to the objective of the present invention; -
Figure 2 : shows a plan view of the asembly shown in the figure above. -
Figure 3 : shows a front elevation view of the same leisure boat. -
Figure 4 : shows a representation similar toFigure 1 , in which two occupants are properly positioned on the encapsulated hull. -
Figure 5 : shows another schematic side elevation of the boat in adequate position folded for transport. - In accordance with invention proposed, the leisure boat proposed by the invention is formed from a two-seater encapsullated hull or cockpit (1) of adequate size to accomodate minimal but comfortably a couple of occupants, as shown in
Figure 4 , which rest on a continuous longitudinal seat (2) equiped with a pair of back rests (3), (4), fixed, while half way along is the second back rest (4) moving for the pilot, sliding on guides (5) and consequently positioning control complementing this set with a footrest (6) for the pilot and (6') for the passenger. - As shown particularly in
Figure 1 , said hull (1) having mounted on its front end a nose-piece (7) of considerable lenght, pivot point mounting is attached to the upper hull (1) by way of a pin and bushings that provide the foldable beam (8) lockable in the working rigged up position shown inFigure 1 with the help of a second pin (9) removable, so such releases (7) is capable of being thrust forward or folded down onto the hull or capsule tandem (1). - The nose-piece (7) receives at its front end and through a spreader (10) a pair of articulated and foldable side arms (11), also with corresponding tilt pins and locking pins, both supporting arms being attached to the out runner floating modules (12) that cooperates with the main hull (1) to the total buoyancy of the boat.
- As shown in
Figure 2 , the folding side arms (11) are the supports for the out floating runners (12) also through respective guides (13) and locking pins (14). On the other part, the folding side arms (11) are mounted on the edge of the nose-piece (7) through a pin or a common tilt axis (16), while the lock /unlock the same with respect to the nose-piece (7) is carried out in collaboration with independent pins (15). - As also shown in
Figure 1 , the edge of the nose-piece (7), also mounts an extractable telescopic mast (17) which support the sail, not shown, the mast is removable and has a two piece structure as shown in sections (17, 17'...) that allow the aforementioned turn pliability, being in turn associated with the extractable telescopic mast (17) the boom (18) which receives the lower edge of the sail. - The boat is provided with a rudder later (19), which has the characteristic of being manipulated by means of cable or other suitable transmision, for example, a pair of foot pedals (20) located on the footrest (6) of the pilot.
- After folding of the boat shown in
Figure 5 and in order to facilitate transport or handly pulling of boat, in the back of the hull or two-seat capsule (1), centrally placed , is disposed a wheel or roller (21) mounted on a support (22), pivoting on a central axis, the wheel or roller is integrated into the hull, situated at the rear, and which is capable of adopting two positions: the position of juggling shown inFigure 1 , with does not affect the seaworthiness of the boat, and a reverse position, shown inFigure 5 , which provides rear support and rolling of the boat easily transported along by the aid of an extensible bar (23), removable from the hull (1) and finished with a manual pulling handle (24) as also seen inFigure 5 .
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- Leisure boat, intended for use by one or two crew members, being of the sailing type, characterized by comprising of three floating elements, a main two-seater hull or cockpit (1) and a pair of out runner flotation modules (12) both spaced substantially among themselves and with respect to said hull which is attached by a pair of foldable side arms (11), topped by its free end with the flotation out runners that are attached to the nose-piece (7) which provides support for the extractable telescopic piece mast (17), and which is tiltable with respect to the hull (1), upon which hinged top is when the arms swing above are properly folded and the mast retracted with a minimal footprint in its inoperative situation, incoporating in addition in the rear and located centrally, wheels or rollers that allows movement on the floor and anterior superior bar (23) removable from inside the capsule hull (1) and finished with a handle (24) for manual grip.
- Leisure boat according to claim 1, wherein in the tandem capsule hull (1) is placed a continuous longitudinal seat (2), capped by a back rest in (3) for the passenger, and on which is mounted a mobile support (4) for the pilot, being such support (4) adjustable along guides (5), while incorporating the hull capsule (1) footrest (6) for the pilot and (6') for the passenger.
- Leisure boat, according to previous claims, wherein on the footrests (6) corresponding to the pilot pedals are set (20) to control the rudder (19) of the boat by use of the pilot's feet.
- Leisure boat, according to previous claims, wherein the nose-piece (7) is attached to the two-seater hull capsule (1) through a shaft or pin fixed (8) which cooperates with fixed pin (9) removable to lock/unlock the bow beam.
- Leisure boat according to previous claims, wherein the nose-piece (7) is finished with the right angle pilot fixture (10) with an articulated joint assisted by fixed pins and mobile folding side arms (11), linking the different sections together in similar fashion that are coupled by its free end to guides (13) in the out flotating runners (12), holding fast with pins (14).
- Leisure boat, according to previous claims, wherein the said wheel or roller (21) with the corresponsing support (22), is usually built into the hull capsule (1) of the boat in the rear, in the centre, so as not to affect the navigability of the same, and is susceptible of reverse swing to a position in which the wheel or rollder rests on the ground for transportational movement with the aid of a front manual pulling handle (24).
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| ES200900411A ES2344048B1 (en) | 2009-02-13 | 2009-02-13 | BOAT OF RECREATION. |
| PCT/ES2010/000062 WO2010092205A1 (en) | 2009-02-13 | 2010-02-12 | Leisure boat |
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| EP2397398A1 true EP2397398A1 (en) | 2011-12-21 |
| EP2397398A4 EP2397398A4 (en) | 2013-12-25 |
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| EP10740945.0A Withdrawn EP2397398A4 (en) | 2009-02-13 | 2010-02-12 | Leisure boat |
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| EP (1) | EP2397398A4 (en) |
| ES (1) | ES2344048B1 (en) |
| WO (1) | WO2010092205A1 (en) |
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