EP3405386A1 - Mast sowie zugehöriges rigg, insbesondere für ein surfbrett - Google Patents
Mast sowie zugehöriges rigg, insbesondere für ein surfbrettInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a mast according to the preamble of claim 1 and an associated rig, in particular for a surfboard.
- a generic Rigg has become known from DE 84 01 722 Ul. It shows a mast with a mast core and a mast casing, the mast casing is made of an elastic lightweight foam, which is externally provided with a waterproof coating with high tensile strength.
- the mast core itself has a circular cross-section. However, its mast casing results in a cross-sectional shape deviating from the cross-sectional shape, namely with a profile cross-section which is drop-shaped is designed. At the tapered end of the drop profile, a groove for receiving a luff of a sail is provided.
- the mast is divided in longitudinal direction into three parts, a central portion of the attachment is used for loading a boom head, and a represents ⁇ above and an underlying section.
- a rig is also known to be known which comprises a cross-sectionally round mast, which is surrounded by a so-called inner sleeve which is open to the rear to receive and hold a sail.
- a corresponding rig with a comparatively complicated attachment of the boom head to a mast has become known, for example, from DE 84 07 643 U1.
- the mast is typically formed as in most cases as a circular mast.
- a cylindrical mast is shown in cross-section in Figure 1 schematically in this Vorveröttingung.
- a profiled mast is shown in cross-section, which has a teardrop shape.
- a shaped cross-section or T T-like groove is introduced, over which a gel is Se ⁇ ⁇ leads formed by means of a bead and the sail can be maintained.
- these are straight-lined masts that are not arcuate in nature.
- the proposed masts are predominantly straight and of circular cross-section.
- the mast bend which is necessary for a sail profile, can then only by very large force with Help of trim blocks can be achieved.
- This also means that the material of the sail must be much more stable and reinforced in many places. This makes the sail heavier, stiffer and more expensive overall.
- especially at low wind results in a poor profile and thus less propulsion.
- the ⁇ to the generally used batten for improving propulsion are also difficult and expensive to trim.
- an improved rig and / or improved parts of a rig such as an improved mast be ⁇ riding determine which among other things, unwanted preferably, the propulsion speed-lowering Verwirbelun- are avoided.
- the invention is based on a mast, which has a profile deviating from a circular shape at least over its we ⁇ sentliche longitudinal extent.
- the mast according to the invention is in fact provided with a drop-shaped or ⁇ -like cross-sectional profile, wherein at the tapered end of the drop profile, a groove is formed.
- this groove provided with undercuts, the sail can be inserted and held with a corresponding anchoring section. the.
- the sail may have a corresponding thickening engaging in the undercut of the groove or a corresponding engagement and holding element.
- the desired cross-section in itself gives shape by the teardrop-shaped pro ⁇ -regulation of the mast, what the wind can optimally stroke the sail area, occur without the handling deteriorating and the driving forces reducing turbulence or significant turbulence.
- a fixing section for a boom head (ie a boom front arch) of the mast according to the invention is provided in a relatively small part length with a different from the drop-shaped profiling profiling. This profile is designed so that at this point a boom head can be attached.
- the mast attachment is designed so that the boom can be freely rotated in this area relative to the mast, so can be pivoted about the mast axis in the region of this attachment portion from left to right.
- the mast according to the invention preferably has a circular profile in cross-section. This facilitates the overall handling considerable compared to previously known solutions. So it will be here For example, deviating from DE 84 09 888 Ul consciously dispensed with a rotationally fixed connection between the boom and mast or avoided such a solid connection.
- the mast is preferably made of plastic.
- the mast is made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic or comprises or substantially comprises carbon fiber reinforced plastic.
- the mast from home is not designed as a straight-running, the cross-sectional pro ⁇ shaped rod, but is configured that the mast of sickle home or whip-shaped bent.
- the boom head is attached to the straight section of the mast by means of a hollow cylinder-shaped connecting element.
- This cladding comprises a so-called leading edge part arranged on the mast, which runs laterally past the cross-sectionally cylindrical mast and, on the rear side of the mast, transitions into a drop-shaped taper in its interior
- the batten pockets end with the slats of the sail put into the batten pockets.
- the invention has a number of advantages.
- One of the advantages is the use of a profiled cross-section ⁇ mast, wherein the sail can be mounted on the tapered end of a drop profile having mast at the groove provided there, ultimately what is known in principle.
- the advantage is achieved that can be dispensed ver ⁇ mast pocket, so that the rig can be easily pulled out of the water, as can accumulate in the mast pocket no water, which must be raised with.
- the profiled cross section of the mast is not realized over the entire length.
- the mast is preferably cylindrical.
- a boom, in particular a boom head that is, a sogenann ⁇ ter boom facebow
- a boom-mast attachment means on the mast at this is rotatable anchored.
- the mast itself is not straight running, but also in side view sickle-shaped or sickle-like.
- a pre-bent or permanently ge ⁇ bent mast offers the opportunity to enforce the luff by light train (not like in conventional sails in which the mast must be bent by extremely strong penetration of the luff).
- profile supporting battens can rely directly on the mast from ⁇ . Overall, it requires only low clamping forces to allow a corresponding belly on the sail.
- the mast according to the invention may also be designed divisible, preferably cut in the region or from ⁇ in which the boom or the boom head is fastened to the mast.
- the aforementioned preferably sleeve-shaped or sleeve-like connecting element has a channel-shaped receptacle with a preferably circular inner cross-section, about which the illustrated connecting element is rotatably arranged on the corresponding cylindrical mast section, i. is preferably arranged freely rotatable at least in a partial angle range.
- the boom ie the boom head
- the boom head can be fixed with suitable measures. This ensures that the boom head, at least indirectly via the preferred sleeve-shaped connecting element relative to the mast rotatably, ie is pivotally supported relative to the mast.
- the aforementioned preferably sleeve-shaped or sleeve-like connecting element which is rotatably or pivotally mounted around the mast in the mentioned attachment portion for a boom attachable or may be formed as a separate connection element, on which, for example, the mentioned boom mast holding device can be mounted again.
- the aforementioned boom mast holding device a corresponding sleeve-like or sleeve-shaped connecting element itself includes and is provided as a common component available, which is around the mast, as explained, mounted pivotally and ultimately serves for anchoring a fork-tree head.
- the said preferential ⁇ is sleeve-shaped or sleeve-like Kunststoffsele ⁇ ment.
- the aforementioned inner bore in the boom-mast holding device is further provided with an internal thread, so that the introduced in the mast receiving opening sleeve is rotatably arranged by means of the threaded engagement in this Mastnessöff ⁇ tion.
- the connecting element consists not of a threaded sleeve, but of a simple sleeve which is rotatable on the mast or relative to the mast in the circumferential direction, this also offers the possibility that the boom head in different height adjustment on this sleeve, So ultimately can be attached to the mast in different height adjustment. Because the boom head can be fastened over the entire Axi ⁇ alplain the sleeve away in a simple manner, so that in this way a different height ⁇ setting or height fixation of the boom head relative to the mast can be achieved.
- Figure 1 a schematic side view of a
- Rig of a surfboard shows a schematic side view of an inventive ⁇ he designed separable mast; a similar view to Figure 2a in disassembled form of the mast; an enlarged section of a Sectionbe ⁇ rich of the mast showing a sleeve;
- Figure 3e a modified cross-sectional view through the mast in height of the boom mounting section; a schematic plan view of a Ga ⁇ belbaum-mast holding device 35, about which a boom relative to the mast is rotatably fastened, in the fixing position; a representation comparable to Figure 4, in which the boom is pivoted from its functional position under the mast end forward in its released position; a schematic side view in which the boom is pivoted in its disengagement ⁇ position (released position) in front of the mast; a schematic excerpt cross- sectional view (parallel to the mast) to illustrate the formation of the lateral abutment portions of the mast holder for conditioning the prop head; FIG. 7b shows a corresponding illustration to FIG. 7a with respect to the middle abutment section of the mast holder for abutment of the boom head;
- Figure 8 is a schematic rear view ei ⁇ nes modifiedforsbei Australiaes with a height adjustment device the boom head.
- a rig with a sail 1 is shown in a schematic side view.
- the sail is attached to his luff 3 to a mast 5, which in turn is freely rotatably and pivotally arranged on a mast foot joint 7 (universal joint 7) on a only partially indicated sailboard 8 on all sides.
- Such a sail 1 is usually at its hinte ⁇ ren end 9, so at its so-called clew 9, on a sail 1 surrounding the boom 11, ie at the end of the boom IIa, trimmed.
- the aforementioned mast 5 can basically consist of a straight mast. In the context of the invention, however, a permanently bent mast 5 is preferably used. puts.
- the bend at the upper end of the mast 5 is übli ⁇ chgue even stronger than in the lower portion of the mast 5.
- the mast is so ⁇ at least partially, and preferably curved at least towards its upper end or more curved.
- the curvature can also be referred to simply as crescent-shaped or sickle-like, although conventional sickles usually have a much greater curvature than the mast 5 shown in side view in Figure 1. This ultimately allows a larger sail area, without the height of the sail are increased got to. This can also shieldge ⁇ provides that the holding force against the wind pressure does not increase significantly.
- a corresponding recess la of a sail 1 is in a part of wavelength range of the mast 5 at which the leading boom end 33 is fixed to the mast 5 is provided so that the leading end of the boom here preferably (as will be explained subsequently ⁇ least indirectly) on freely mounted mast can be attached.
- the mast 5 in the mentioned attachment area in which the boom head preferably indirectly attached to the mast 5 is, has a straight section.
- the ⁇ ser straight fastening portion 105 to the mast is not only provided when the mast is straight as a whole, but also when (such as loading executed vorzugt shown in Figure 1) of the mast in its substantial longitudinal extension of home, So it is permanently curved.
- FIG 2a is shown in a schematic side view of the mast 5 in side view without associated sail and without boom schematically in a preferred variant. From this variant it will be seen that the mast 5 is ultimately divided into three sections, NaEM ⁇ Lich in a so-called mast base 5a having a length 5'a, in a so-called mast upper part 5b with a length 5'b and in a the mast base 5a and the mast top ⁇ part 5b connecting mast connection portion 5c with a length 5'c.
- This mast connection section 5c can also be firmly connected to either the master base 5a or the mast top 5b and / or formed, preferably formed in one piece before ⁇ .
- the mast-connecting portion 5c is an integral part of the mast base member 5a, as can be seen from the schematic ⁇ schematically side view in FIG 2b. Because in Figure 2b, the mast 5 is reproduced in its decomposed form.
- the aforementioned mast connecting part 5c at the same time forms the so-called. Fork-head fastening portion 105 to which a later-explained boom head of a boom can be attached and held.
- the mast upper part 5b has for this purpose a channel-shaped receiving ⁇ meö réelle 5d, which may be formed in the embodiment shown as a round hole or blind hole.
- the preferably in cross-section cylindrical mast connecting portion 5c is inserted into the lower end of the mast upper part 5b, preferably stopper ⁇ limits inserted until both parts verbun ⁇ with each other.
- FIGS. 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d show different cross sections along the lines IIa-IIa, IIb-IIb, IIc-IIc and IId-IId in FIG. 2a.
- the actual mast 5 has a deviating from the circular shape profiling, with an at least approximately drop-shaped or drop-like cross-section.
- the mast 5 to be ⁇ ner leading side 15 part-circular generally convex with a semi-circular cross-section or semicircle-like, ie preferably semi-cylindrical portion designed 19a, which then merges to his nachlauf ⁇ the end 17 in an increasingly ver ⁇ in cross-section ver ⁇ section 19b, in the trailing end of which end with an undercut 21 ausgestalte ⁇ te groove 22 is introduced.
- the arched shape 19a in the vorlau ⁇ fenden section 15 of the teardrop-shaped mast profile can be configured in wide ranges with any radius or with any radius changing. Aerodynamic shapes are preferably realized.
- this cross-sectional representation preferably has the greatest transverse and longitudinal extent, that is to say in the amount of the front end regions of the upper part of the mast and the lower part of the mast.
- this mast cross-section is again markedly smaller in dimension.
- this may include the mast base 5a of its mast connecting portion 5c to the mast at ⁇ least by a small amount with a slowly or intermittently be formed tapered mast cross section, as indicated with reference to FIG 3D.
- this can also be dispensed with, so that the Mastun ⁇ terteil over its entire length has a more or less constant cross section, to his mast but also with an increasingly larger cross-section can be provided.
- any modifications possible are any modifications possible.
- the cross-sectional illustration according to FIG 3c shows that the mast-connecting portion 5c in turn a cylindrical or hollow cylindrical shape having ⁇ or may have.
- a cross-sectional shape is preferred here, which allows a body allowing a rotation or pivoting to be placed here, which can then be rotated or pivoted about this fastening section 105.
- the mast in its entire length (except for the length of the mast connection section 5c) formed groove 22, the luff 3 of the sail 1 with ⁇ means of a thickened approach in the longitudinal direction of the groove 22 is inserted and thereby securely anchored to the mast 5.
- the mentioned recess la on the front edge 3 of the sail 1 comes to lie on the trailing side 17 of the mast in the amount of the mast connection section 5c.
- Such a mast is preferably made of plastic, which is sufficiently stable and at least still slightly elastically deformable in order to be able to trim a corresponding sail.
- the mast preferably consists of a CFRP material, ie carbon fiber plastic or carbon fiber reinforced plastic.
- CFRP material ie carbon fiber plastic or carbon fiber reinforced plastic.
- this embodiment also allows the mast according to the invention from home in an at least slightly curved, i. Crescent-shaped or sickle-like configuration can be configured with permanent curvature, whereby significant advantages of the invention can be realized.
- the described mast 5 is preferably wide curved, ie ab bainswei ⁇ se formed small curved over its length at least, so that a Si chelförmige or crescent-like shape is obtained.
- the mast from its foot to its upper mast head at least over its essential longitudinal extension sections arcuate or at least slightly arcuate designed, preferably continuously borrowed arched, in particular to its foot end still a straight section can be provided.
- the so-called mast connection portion 5c which ultimately forms a fastening portion 105, straight duri ⁇ fend, that is formed without bending.
- Connecting portion 105 can be rotated or pivoted around. The resulting benefits will be discussed later.
- this rotary or swivel body 25 has be ⁇ vorzugt to a level which is at least low-shaped shorter than the distance D between the upper face or boundary side 5 "a of the mast base member 5a and the downwardly facing face or Boundary side 5 "b of mast shell 5b.
- This distance D results, when the mast with its two parts 5a and 5b according to the illustration of FIG 2a is rockge ⁇ plugged .
- the rotating body 25 can be rotated and / or pivoted about the axis of the mast connecting part 5c or at least freely rotatable and / or pivotable by a certain angular extent.
- the pivoting body 25 is held in the axial direction more or less immovable limit stop (apart from a possibly provided small game).
- the mast 5, ie at least the mast connecting section 5c, projects through the receiving bore 5d passing through the rotary body 25, wherein the mentioned rotary body 25 preferably protrudes in the manner of a sleeve 25a or as will be shown later Type of threaded sleeve 25b may be formed.
- the mentioned sleeve-shaped torsion ⁇ body 25 is designed with its receiving bore 5d as well as the him passing through mast connecting portion 5c straight, so not arcuate, so that here the mentioned desired rotation or rotation or pivoting movement of the pivot body 25 relative to the mast or the mast axle is possible.
- the inner diameter of the mounting hole 5b of the pivot body 25 is preferably at least ge ⁇ ringstrugig larger than the outer diameter of the mast in this fastening region, thus at least slightly larger than the outer diameter of the mast-connecting portion 5c.
- the seat should be as free of play as possible.
- the boom-mast fastening and / or holding device comprises a boom-mast holding device 35, which preferably consists of plastic.
- this boom mast holding device 35 is made in the form of a one-piece plastic part 35a.
- This boom-mast holding device 35 is hereinafter also referred to as a boom-mast holding device 35 in part.
- This boom-mast holding device 35 with a holding body 35b has a mast receiving opening 37.
- the mast 5 shown in Figure 1 extends at least in the cross-sectional view of Figure 4 perpendicular to the plane E.
- the mast 5 runs in the dot-dash line in Figure 4 symmetry or center plane S and is thereby bent from his lower mast foot joint 7 to its overhead mast top 8 usually backwards, ie to its rearward or trailing end 17.
- the illustrated boom-mast-holding device 35 is designed cuff, haltebacken- or sleeve-shaped and includes at least two opposite holding portions 39, which in the assembled state ultimately at least indirectly surround the mast 5 extending through the mast receiving opening 37 in the embodiment shown.
- the mast 5 is therefore encompassed indirectly, because on the mast 5 here in the region of the mast connecting portion 5c of the aforementioned rotary body 25 plugged in the form of a sleeve 25a and is freely rotatable here.
- the sleeve 25a is shown in the side view of Figure 2c.
- the arrangement according to FIG. 4 can be such that the jaw, sleeve or sleeve-shaped holding sections 39 are not circumferentially closed, but end on their trailing side 17 at a distance from one another, preferably on both sides to the plane of symmetry S, whereby here a trailing distance or Slot 41 is formed.
- a middle boom installation section 43 adjoining lateral boom installation sections 44a and 44b are formed.
- the middle boom abutment portion 43 can beispiels-, a length (in the plane E) transverse to the Sym ⁇ S metrieebene have, which is in the order of the diameter of the mast receiving opening 37th
- this width or length of the central boom installation section 43 should be shorter than 150% of the diameter of the mast receiving opening 17, thus in particular shorter than 140%, 130%, 120%, 110%, 100%, 90%, 80%. , 70%, 60% or less than 50% of the diameter of the mast-receiving opening 37.
- the respective length of the side armature abutment sections 44a, 44b can be formed from ⁇ , which are aligned symmetrically to the plane of symmetry S ge ⁇ compared to the central boom-section 43 slightly trailing, so strongly diver ⁇ gierend each other.
- the angle between the sloping in the trailing direction abutment edge 44a, 44b of the corresponding boom section and a parallel to the mast axis 5 '(ie at least in the mounting region of the boom or the mast axis 5' of the mast connecting portion 5c) and one perpendicular to Sym ⁇ metry plane S extending plane El is at least approximately designed according to the course of the boom. Such an angle can vary in this range, usually between 10 ° to 60 °, in particular 20 ° to 40 °, etc. There are no restrictions in this respect.
- the mentioned two lateral boom-6.3abitese 44 a, 44 b may also be designed slightly convex to its leading end, according to the Ver ⁇ running and the shape of the boom front arch 33, which is often referred to as the boom head 33.
- a clamping element 49 is provided still, in the illustrated embodiment in the form of a closed circumferential ge ⁇ webbing 49a.
- a continuous tensioning strap 49 in question which is as inextensible as possible, that is not elastic and can absorb high tensile forces.
- the Gurtschlaufe 49 encloses with predetermined defined length the boom once on the left side of the plane of symmetry S and once right side of the plane of symmetry S, to then each in an upper and a lower plane around the outer circumference of the baking, cuff or beispielswei - se sleeve-shaped Maststromabêtes 39 of the fork ⁇ tree-mast holding device 35 to encompass.
- the boom 11 with its boom front bow 33 is shown in a tensioned position and fixed to the fastening section 105 of the mast 5.
- the two side boom side arc side sections 33a and 33b at least partially abut the corresponding leading contact sections in the region of the trailing outer wall section in the region of the side armature abutment sections 44a and 44b.
- the leading Gabelbaumfrontbo ⁇ gene middle section 33 c is lifted at its trailing side of a corresponding central boom-section 43 of the support body 35 a of the boom mast holding device 35 to form a distance A.
- AI is the length of the distance between ⁇ tween the middle of the boom front arch-Mittenabschnit- 33c and the center of the mast receiving opening 37. The importance of the distance A or the length of the measure AI will be discussed later.
- FIG. 4 for example, the relative position of the boom or boom head to the boom-mast holding device 35 is shown, wherein especially under wind load (in FIG. 4 coming from the right) the sail, for example, bulges to the left and thereby the whole Mast 5 and its central axis 5 'is rotated clockwise so that the indicated in Figure 4 teardrop-shaped profiling of the mast base 5a (and also the mast shell 5b) are rotated in the illustration of Figure 4 in the clockwise direction to the left.
- the side view of the boom is pivoted away from its functional position shown in FIG. 1 (ie, before disengagement on the clew, ie on the end of the fork) under the mast base 5 of the mast 1 into a leading position.
- the two boom front arc side portions 33a and 33b are lifted from the corresponding side boom engaging portions 44a, 44b of the boom mast holder 35 so that only the boom front arc center portion 33c is attached to a corresponding center boom engaging portion But can not be necessary.
- the distance between the center of the Gabelbaumvorbogen- central portion 33c to the center 5 'of the Mastsuit- opening 17 (and thus to the center of the mast 5) is designated by the reference numeral A2.
- This dimension A2 is clearly smaller, ie shorter than the longitudinal dimension AI in FIG. 4.
- the tensioning element 49 is also preferably entrained and tensioned in the form of the webbing 49a.
- the mentioned clamping member 49 preferably in the form of the clamping element 49 or the webbing 49a extent fulfills the function ei ⁇ ner boom retainer 149th It is also important and interesting in this connection that, with the fastening device explained, the boom head 33 can be fastened to the rotary body 25 here in the form of the aforementioned sleeve 25a at a different location, that is to say at different altitudes. Because the fastening device always acts between the boom head 33 and sleeve.
- this portion is formed only partially recessed from an upper and lower edge 53 and Between the seats need not ⁇ rule lying extend exactly concave, but may be designed 52 merely in the manner of a flat bottom 54 having recess.
- the corresponding holding jaws 39 can enclose the preferably sleeve-shaped rotary body 25 at the corresponding abutment sections, wherein the high clamping forces generated by the boom front arch and thus the entire boom in the front area on this boom mast holding device 35 fixed or largely fixed to the rotary body 25 is fixed, which in turn can pivot or rotate about the mast connecting portion 5c. At least in a sufficiently large Winkelbe ⁇ rich.
- the mast holder is at least at their leading and partly in their lateral surface portions on the outer circumference of the preferably sleeve-shaped rotating or pivoting body 25 at.
- the strap of the boom with its rear end of the boom in the corresponding optimum height where the end of the sail can be trimmed.
- a pivoting of the boom in the webbing 49a is quite possible.
- a free or largely free pivoting of the boom with the sleeve-shaped rotating body 25 results around the mast 5 through the entire mounting, wherein the sleeve-shaped rotating body 25 itself is located between the mast lower part 5a and the mast in the longitudinal direction of the mast.
- Upper part 5b held quasi axially immovable or centered.
- boom-mast-holding device 35 no jaw or sleeve-shaped holding o- must have the fixing sections 39, but that the Fork boom mast support means 35 and slot-free and thus may be formed closed to form a corresponding receiving opening 37 for the explained preferably sleeve-shaped rotary body 25, which in turn is then rotatably mounted on the mast.
- the mast holder 15 thus sits with its jaw-shaped, sleeve-shaped or sleeve-shaped sections directly on the rotary body 25, preferably the aforementioned sleeve 25a, thus embracing the rotary body 25.
- the rotary body 25 is provided with a Inner diameter with respect to the rotary body 25 passing through the receiving bore provided, which, as mentioned, at least slightly larger than the outer diameter of the mast 5 in this mounting area (mast connecting portion 5c), so that with a fixed fixation between the boom and boom-mast-holding device 35 of The boom with the associated boom mast holding device 35 and also fixed relative to the fork-tree mast support means 35 sleeve 37 can then rotate freely on the corresponding portion of the mast, which has a number of advantages with respect to the alignment of the sail with the rig offers.
- the boom-mast holding device 35 is preferably designed as a separate component relative to the sleeve-shaped, sleeve-shaped or clamping jaw-shaped or similar rotary body 25. This enables the possibility of attaching to this rotary body 25 a wide variety of fork-mast fastening devices. Therefore, it is noted at this point that this rotary body 25 of home can be part of the boom-mast holding device 35, so a Part of the rotary body 25 represents.
- the mentioned holding or fixing portions would for receiving corresponding tilting moments with respect to the mast 5 39 (ultimately the mast receiving opening 37 and the mast receiving channel 37 formed thereby define) are directly on the outer circumference of the pole section 5c positioned ⁇ sets (that is, before, for example, the Mastunter ⁇ part 5a with the mast upper part 5b is assembled into a unitary structure).
- the length of the Mastaufnah- channel 37 and thus the axial length of the holding or fixing sections 39 are in this case preferably have a greater longitudinal extent than is indicated with reference to Figure 1 or for a subsequently he ⁇ läutertes embodiment is based on Figure 8 ,
- this longitudinal extension of the sleeve, sleeve or clamping jaw-like holding or fixing section 39 and the rotary body 25 formed thereby can be designed completely differently.
- the axial dimension (longitudinal dimension) to which the boom-pole holding means 35 acts directly or with the interposition of a separate, preferably sleeve-shaped rotary body 25 at the mounting portion 105 of the mast 5, may, for example greater than at least 2cm, insbeson ⁇ particular be greater than 3cm , 4cm, 5cm, 6cm, 7cm, 8cm, 9cm, 10cm, 11cm, 12cm, 13cm, 14cm and 15cm.
- this longitudinal dimension is klei ⁇ ner than 30 cm, in particular less than 23cm, 22cm, 21cm, 20cm, 19cm, 18cm, 17cm, 16cm, 15cm, 14cm, 13cm, 12cm, 11cm, 10cm, 9cm , 8cm, 7cm, 6cm and 5cm.
- a threaded sleeve 25b is used and inserted, which is likewise straight and sits on a straight section of the mast 5 (namely on the boom head Mounting portion 105 formed by the connecting portion 5c in the illustrated embodiment).
- this thread ⁇ sleeve 25b has an inner diameter which is/2017in- least slightly larger than the outer diameter of the mast 5 in this region, so that the threaded sleeve as easily as possible about its own longitudinal axis (ie the central axis 5a) can be rotated.
- the boom-mast-holding device 35 itself has in this embodiment a mast mounting portion with a mast receiving opening 37, which is configured for example as a slotted, but preferably non-slotted (ie closed), hollow cylindrical boom mast holding device 35, with a corresponding Internal thread 35c. Otherwise, the structure of this embodiment is basically identical ⁇ table to the previously described embodiments. In other words, the boom-mast holding device 35 can otherwise be constructed basically as explained with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.
- a snap-type Endverriege ⁇ averaging may still be provided, so that the threaded sleeve 137 does not rotate automatically or undesirable during browsing and thus a non-desirednessnverstel ⁇ lung can cause.
- the dimensioning of the longitudinal extension of the threaded sleeve and / or the cuff and jaw-like or provided with a corresponding internally threaded bore portion of the boom-mast support means 35 may be similar to the previous embodiment, which u.a. has also been explained with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.
- the boom-mast holding device 35 can be configured with two opposing ribs 53, in particular synthetic fabric ribs 53, which between the baking, cuff or sleeve-shaped holding portions 39 to each extending adjacent boom armature sections 44a and 44b.
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