ES1061744U - Light for marine catch bait. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Luminous lure for marine captures, of the type that incorporate a watertight housing that houses inside a light bulb powered by electric batteries and faced with a translucent area of said housing that allows the exit of light to the exterior, characterized because said casing adopts a basically cylindrical configuration, closed at one of its ends, provided with an outer flange relatively close to its other end, where a threaded neck is defined, topped by a stepped recess, incorporating two sealing gaskets, one on top of the one mentioned above. Wall and another on the stepped recess, said casing being complemented with a cap of conical general configuration, with a cylindrical neck and threaded at its open end for coupling to the casing, establishing with the latter two lines of sealing, one at the level of its embouchure and another internally, in correspondence with the joints of the casing previously mentioned you give. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Luminous lure for marine captures.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a decoy luminous, which has been specially conceived to constitute a focus of attraction, at underwater level, that facilitates the capture of certain marine species, being attracted to light.

The object of the invention is to obtain a decoy structurally simple and functionally effective.

Background of the invention

In the field of marine fishing, especially when this is done at a certain depth, the use of luminous lures, which sometimes materialize in products that react chemically upon contact with water, producing light, and that on other occasions are constituted by light bulbs, like flashlights, powered electrically

Within this second group of decoys bright, the problem is focused mainly on two aspects, get maximum use of batteries electric or batteries used, and ensure the tightness of the decoy to prevent moisture from causing deterioration in the electrical circuit.

This problem is accentuated as it grows the depth of work, since the water pressure is proportional to that depth and, consequently, the means of tightness should be all the more effective the greater such depth.

Luminous lures of the electric type known to date are structurally complex and of poor efficiency on many occasions.

Description of the invention

The lure that the invention proposes resolves of the problem was fully satisfactory before exposed in the different aspects commented, offering a simple and consequently economic structure, with low consumption electric and with a perfect waterproof seal protecting your circuit inside.

For this and more specifically the lure that It is recommended to incorporate a cylindrical housing, dimensionally suitable for receiving a pair of electric batteries inside coaxially coupled, housing with one end closed where a hitch for fixing the lure is placed in its set to any appropriate element, incorporating said housing a perimeter fence near its other end on which it is intended to support, with interposition of a seal, a cap that is fixed by thread to a neck likewise threaded that ends the housing after the aforementioned perimeter wall.

The aforementioned cap may be white or translucent, Red, green or blue

Complementarily at the tip of the aforementioned neck is established an external perimeter staggering with a second seal, intended to rest on a step internal of the cap, collaborating in the tightness of the device, the front of said threaded neck also acting as fixing means inside the cap for a discoidal support of the light bulb, which makes contact through one of its terminals direct with the power batteries, while its other terminal it does so with the contest of a lateral metal strap that extends from the light bulb support to the tip rear of the pair of batteries, that is to the bottom of the housing, closing the power circuit of the light bulb in the axial displacement maneuver itself, by thread, of the cap with respect to the housing.

A series of nerves or emerging posters externally of the housing and resting on the wall perimeter, absorb the forces due to the tightening of the cap on said housing.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as part member of that description, a set of drawings where with illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1. - Shows an exploded perspective. of a luminous lure for marine catches made according for the purpose of the present invention.

Figure 2. - Shows the same set of previous figure, properly mounted, in side elevation and in section.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can be observed as the decoy that the invention proposes is constituted from a housing (1), cylindrical, of nature plastic, such as polycarbonate, acetal or polyamide, formal and dimensionally suitable housing to receive inside to a pair of electric batteries (2), connected in series, presenting the housing (1) its bottom (3) closed, with a hitch (4)  exterior in it, for fixing the lure to the corresponding support, while near its other end incorporates a wall perimeter (5), stiffened by longitudinal ribs (6), which constitutes the coupling stop for a cap (7), whose front or mouth (8) attacks the wall (5) with interposition of a sealing gasket (9), said cap (7) being coupled, with a conical general configuration, by means of a cylindrical sector and threaded (10) to a cylindrical and threaded neck (11) of the housing (1).

This neck (11) is finished off in a staggering external perimeter (12) where a second joint of tightness (13) acting on a step (14) of the cap (7), complementing the tightness determined by the board (9) previously cited.

Inside the cap (7) and also pressed on the front of the housing (1) in the limit setting situation, establishes a support (14) for a light bulb (15), whose terminals (16) contact, one directly with the previous battery (2), and the another with the rear battery (2) through a side strap (17) of length according to the combined length of both batteries (2).

According to this structuring in situation of disassembly for the cap (7) the batteries (2) are easily replaceable, and in closing situation the power circuit of the light bulb (15) remains open as long as it does not occur the final tightening of the cap (7) against the housing (1) moment in which in addition to closing the electrical circuit of light bulb feed (15) a double is achieved tightness inside the lure, through the joints of  tightness (9) and (13).

Claims (3)

1. Luminous lure for marine captures, of the type that incorporate a waterproof housing that houses in its interior a light source powered by electric batteries and facing a translucent area of said housing that allows the light to go outside, characterized in that The aforementioned housing adopts a basically cylindrical configuration, closed at one of its ends, provided with an outer wall relatively close to its other end, where a threaded neck finished off in a stepped recess is defined, incorporating two gaskets, one above the aforementioned Walloon and another on the stepped recess, said housing being complemented with a cap of conical general configuration, with a cylindrical neck and threaded at its open end for coupling to the housing, establishing with the latter two sealing lines, one at the level of its mouthpiece and other internally, in correspondence with the housing joints previously cited you give. 2. Luminous lure for marine captures, according to claim one, characterized in that it incorporates a discoidal support for the light source, which is stabilized between the housing and the cap in the situation of assembly of these elements, and whose erasers make contact, one of them directly with the batteries and the other through a metal and lateral strap that runs inside the housing, so that the closing of the power circuit of the light bulb is produced by tightening the threaded neck of the cap over the threaded neck of the Case. 3. Luminous lure for marine captures, according to previous claims, characterized in that the housing has adequate internal dimensions to receive a pair of coaxially coupled batteries, has at its closed end an outer hitch for attachment to the corresponding support, and presents on its surface External lateral ribs or stiffening tables for the perimeter wall on which it supports and presses the mouthpiece of the cap.