GB2232863A - A collapsible rod rest with bite indicator - Google Patents
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- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
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Abstract
A rod rest comprises a collapsible framework 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 which can be locked in an open or closed position by means 12 which uses pivots, fulcrums or hinges 52, 53 and has a means for holding the said framework off the ground and has a means 13, 16 for locking in position at a set distance apart rod supports 14 for fishing rods and lines 21, 22 and tubular members 18 used to sense the movement of a fishing line which are in use located directly under the fishing rods 22 by means 15, 51, 17 which attach on to the collapsible framework. The said tubular members contain a plurity of magnetic switches 32, 33, 34, 35 which are triggered by a slide member 19 containing magnets 26 which moves up and down the said tubular member when a fish gives a bite triggering the said magnetic switches which are linked to an alarm system containing visual and audible alarm devices to bring attention to a fisherman that a fish has given a bite. <IMAGE>
Description
SPECIFICATION
A COLLAPSIBLE ROD REST HOLDER WITH ELECTRONIC FISHING
BITE INDICATOR FOR USE WITH RODS AND LINES
As we know fishing is an extremely popular sport and a lot of waters are fished by a lot of fishermen who each time approach the water putting a plurity of spiked members into the ground, which after a period of time accelerates the corrosion of the banks at great cost to the water authorities and the fishermen. The collapsible rod rest holder minimises the damage to the banks by redocing the need for numerous spiked members in an open area of bank.
Previous bite alarms have their sensors and alarm boxes together which are directly under the rods and if the fisherman requires a portable alarm it is done at an extra cost and means there are two alarms used for each rod. In the present invention the sensing devices are attached via a cable and other means to the alarm box which makes the alarm box portable to the extent of the cable, which could if needed be put under the rods which eliminates the need for two alarms for each rod thus saving the fishermen uneccessary expense.
This invention relates to a collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite indicators for use with rods and lines which comprise of a collapsible framework for holding a plurity of individual means of support at a set distance apart which supports a plurity of fishing rods and lines which has a detachable means for holding a plurity of individual bite alarm sensors which can detect the movement of a fishing line which gives a plurity of audible signals and visual signals.A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite indicator for use with rods and lines which preferably has a framework of six members which are permanently joined by pivots, fulcrums or hinges and which the said framework has a pivoted means for holding the framework off the ground and which can be locked in an open position and a closed position by a threaded means and has a plurity of means for attaching and locking in position a plurity of individual means for support for a plurity of fishing rods and lines and which the said framework has a means for attaching a cross member as a means of support for a plurity of tubular members containing magnetic switches which are at a set distance apart under the fishing rods which can detect the movement of fishing line.
A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite indicator for use with rods and lines in which all the electric components for producing a fixed or variably timed audible or visual alarm apart from the plurity of magnetic switches which are housed in the plurity of tubular members the said alarms are all housed in a communal box from which the cable containing insulated wires which at the other end the wires are connected to electrical contacts within a plug member which is connected to the communal socket on the cross member and then to a plurity of sockets which has the said plugs and tubular members inserted.
The above and other inovations of the invention from the detailed description which folLows with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
Figure 1 shows a side view of the rod rests holding a rod and line with the tubular sensing device with its slide member putting tension on the line which are attached to the collapsible framework in its open position.
Figure 2 illustrates a side view of the collapsible framework in its open position with the cable attached.
Figure 3 is a plan view of the collapsible framework in its open position with the cross member with the cable attached to it.
Figure 4 is a plan view of the framework in its closed position with the cross member detached.
Figure 5 illustrates the cross member and the position of the sockets with its detachable spikes.
Figure 6 illustrates the plug located in a socket with tubular member and the plurity of insulatedwires within the cross member.
Figure 7 illustrates the plurity of sockets each with a plurity of electrical contacts.
Figure 8 illustrates by means of a circuit diagram of a preferred magnetic switch configuration.
Figure 9 illustrates the tubular member with a stop and slide member and a plug which is permanently attached with a plurity of electrical contacts.
Figure 10 illustrates by means of a circuit diagram a second preferred magnetic switch configuration.
Figure 11 shows the magnetic switch configuration and the logic circuits using logic symbols and visual and audible clarm circuits.
Figure 12 illustrates the box which houses the plurity of individual alarms and the numbered light source and the cable to the alarm box with a plug at the other end.
Referring to the drawings a collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite indicators for use with rods and lines which preferably comprises of a collapsible framework for holding a plurity of individual means of support 14 at a set distance apart which supports a plurity of fishing rods and lines 21, 22 which has a detachable means 51 for holding a plurity of individual bite alarm sensors 18 which can detect the movement of fishing line 21 which gives a plurity of audible signals 42 and visual signals 37, 39, 40.A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite indicator for use with rods and lines which preferably has a framework of six members 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 which are permanently joined by pivots, fulcrums or hinges 52, 53 and which the said framework has a pivoted means for holding the framework off the ground 11 and which can be locked in an open position and a closed position by a threaded means 56 and has a plurity of means 13, 16 for attaching and locking in position a plurity of individual means for support for a plurity of fishing rods and lines 21, 22.
A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite indicator for use with rods and lines in which the said framework has a means for attaching a cross member 51 as a means of support for a plurity of tubular members 18 containing magnetic switches 32, 33 or 34, 35 which are at a set distance apart directly under the fishing rods which can detect the movement of fishing line 21, 22 and which there is a plurity of tubular members 18 which in use are located in a vertical position directly under a rod and line 21, 22 - see Figure 1 which contains a plurity of magnetic switches 32, 33 or 34, 35 to form two or more electrical circuits 28, 29 or 30, 31 which use normally open 32, 33 or normally closed 34, 35 magnetic switches which are used singularly or in plurity in parallel circuits 28, 29 or series circuits 30, 31.
The said tubular member 18 is permanently attached to a plug member 17 which contains electrical contacts which are connected to the said circuits 28, 29 or 30, 31 and switches 32, 33 or 34, 35 within the tubular member keeping the circuits seperate from each other and which the said plug 17 connects to a socket 15 on a cross member 51 which houses a plurity of sockets - see Figures 5, 6 and 7 with electrical contacts which are in turn connected to a common socket 23 with electrical contacts by the use of insulated wire or other means keeping all the circuits 28, 29 or 30, 31 within the tubular members 18 and the plurity of plug members 17 and the plurity of socket members 15 seperate from each other and which do not contain any other electronic or electrical components other than those mentioned for example members 18, 17, 51, 15, 23 do not contain any light emitting sources or any audible devices. Preferably one of the circuits 28 to contain four magnetic switches 32 in parallel using normally open magnetic switches and a second circuit 29 containing two magnetic switches in parallel 33 also normally open, one being at the top of the tubular member 18 and the other being at the bottom of the said tubular 18 or a circuit with four normally closed magnetic switches 35 in a series circuit 31 and a circuit of two normally closed magnetic switches 34 in a series circuit 30 one being at the top of the said tubular member 18 and the other being at the bottom of the said tubular member 18.
The said cross member 51 may be put directly under the fishing rods by the use of spikes 25 which are detachable or the said member 51 locks on to the said collapsible framework on to members 9, 10 at various positions along them to locate the tubular members 18 and the plug 17 directly under a fishing rod and line .21, 22.
The said slide member 19 is moved along the tubular member 18 by the fishing line 21 when the line is engaged via a means 56 putting tension on the line so when a fish has given a bite the line will either slacken and the slide member 19 will move down the tubular member 18 or the line will be pulled and the slide member 19 will move up the tubular member 18 triggering the said switches 32, 33 or 34, 35 which are used by the signal inducer and receiver and audible and visual alarms to produce a plurity of alarm signals.
The said tubular member 18 has a stop 20 at the top which stops the slide member 19 from leaving the tubular member 18 but allowing the fishing line 21 when the slide member 19 is in its topmost position to leave the slide member 19.via means 56.
There is a cable 46 containing a plurity of insulated wires which are attached at one end by a plug-45--with-a-plurity of etectrical contacts which are connected to the said plurity of insulated wires which locks into the said communal socket and which at the other end of the said cable 46 there is a means for producing an audible and visual alarm and battery source or timing devices or triggering mechanisms for the said timing devices.
The signal inducer 38 containing a plurity of logic circuits 48, 49, 50 which are used as timers or triggers for timers for a plurity of audible and visual alarms 39, 40, 37, 42. The said signal inducer has an internal or an external battery as a source of electrical energy. The positive side of the battery is connected to one side of all the magnetic switches 32, 33 or 34, 35 contained in the plurity of tubular members 18 providing an on-off switch 47 is in a closed position.When one of the magnetic switches 33 in circuit 29 is in a closed-position circuit 29 becomes high and when an on-off switch 44 is in a closed position logic gates 49, 50 activate the circuits to a piezo 42 with variable tone control and the numbered light emitting diodes 37 as long as the switch 33 is in a closed position the audible alarm 42 and visual alarm 37 will remain activated until the switch opens, they will then be de-activated and remain de-activated until switch 33 is closed. When switch 34 is used in place of switch 33 an inverter 57 is introduced to the circuit which results in the same output alarm signals as previously mentioned when switch 33 was used.
When a magnetic switch 32 in circuit 28 changes state from an open position to a closed position there is a fixed or variable pulse from logic gates 48 through circuit 59 which activates a light emitting diode 40 for the fixed or variable timed duration which also triggers a fixed or variable timed circuit using logic gates in 50 which activates a piezo speaker 42 for the duration set. Circuit 59 at the same time activates a fixed or variable timed circuit using logic gates in 49 which activates a light emitting diode 37:which is numbered for the timed duration.
When a magnetic switch 32 in circuit 28 changes state from a closed position to an open position there is a fixed or variable pulse from logic gates 48 through circuit 58 which activates a light emitting diode 39 for the fixed or variable timed duration which also triggers fixed or variable timed circuit using logic gates in 49 which activates a light emitting diode 37 which is numbered for the timed duration at the same time activates a fixed or variable timed circuit using logic gates in 50 which activates a piezo speaker for the duration set.Circuit 58 also enters the internal circuitry of the piezo speaker 42 which does not activate the speaker but alters its tone output so that when circuit 58 is activated it will always give a different tone to that when 59 is activated which when switch 32 changes state from a closed position to an open position and to a closed position the result is a two-tone audible alarm. When switches 35 are used in place of 32 there is no need for any alterations to any of the circuits.
A signal inducer and receiver and alarms 38 at one end of the said cable 46 which has an internal or external battery as a means of source of electrical energy for the alarm circuits 48, 49, 50, and the postive side of the battery is connected to one side of all the magnetic switches 32, 33, or 34, 35, contained in the plurity of tubular members 18 via the said cable 46 the said plugs 45 and the said sockets 15, 23, and the said wires within the cross member 51 keeping all the said circuits 28, 29, or 30, 31, from all the said tubular members 18 seperate and independent of each other.
A bite alarm which has a plurity of individual and independent alarms 49, 50 39, 40, 37, 42, 48, contained within one embodiment 38 which uses a circuit 48, 59, 58, to change the on-off of the switches 32 or 35 in one of the circuits 28 or 31 in the said tubular members 18 into two outputs 59, 58 which toggle each time the said switch 32 or 35 changes state from an open position to a closed position or a closed position to an open position to produce a two-tone audible signal 59, 58, 42 as the magnetic switch 32 or 35 opens and closes and then opens and which also is used to trigger timing devices 49, 50 for audible 42 and visual 37, 39, 40 fixed or variable timed alarms 41, 36.
The signal inducer or receiver or alarm device 38 receives signals from an opening and closing of the said magnetic switches 32, 33 or 34, 35 in any of the said tubular members via the said circuits 28,29 30, 31 of the said plugs 17 or the said cross member 51 or said cable 46 keeping all of the said circuits 28, 29 or 30, 31 seperate from each other and independent of each other to their own individual and independent timers 49, 50 or triggers for timers 48 or audible 42 or visual 37, 39, 40 alarms-of which the audible alarm 42 is of single tone or which produces a two-tone audible alarm.
The visual alarm 37 which is triggered by one of the switches 32 or 35 in one of the said circuits 28, 31 in one of the said tubular members 18 which is in a fixed or variable timed circuit 28, 31, 48, 49, illuminates a transparent but defuse area which is numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 etc. to identify the tubular member 18 in plurity on the said cross member 51 has detected a movement in slide member 19 opening or closing one of the said switches 32, 33 or 34, 35 within that particular tube member 18.
A bite alarm has all the electrical components for producing a fixed or variably timed audible or visual 48, 49, -50,. 37, 42, 39, 41, 47, 44 apart from the plurity of magnetic switches 32, 33 or 34, 35 which are housed in the plurity of tubular members 18 the said alarms are all housed in a communal box 38 from which the cable 46 containing insulated wires which at the other end of the wires are connected to electrical contacts within a plug member 45 which is connected to a communal socket 23 on the cross member 51 and then to the plurity of sockets 15 which has the said plugs 17 and tubular members 18 inserted.
The cross member 51 that houses a plurity of sockets 15, 23, and said plugs 17 and said tubular members 18 which attaches to a collapsible framework which preferably locks in position or has a means for attaching a spike or plurity of spikes 25 which are put into the ground directly under the rods and lines 21, 22.
The plurity of alarms 48, 49, 50, 39, 40, 37, for the plurity of tubular members 18 containing a plurity of circuits 28, 29, or 30, 31 are not connected together and work independently of each other from signals from the plurity of said circuits 28, 29 or 30, 31 within the said tubular members 18 but are housed in a communal box. The said alarms 48, 49, 50, 39, 40, 37,42 in the communal box are in plurity so each tubular member 18 has its own and independent circuit or circuits containing 39, 40, 37, 42, 43, 36, 44, 47, 41, 48, 49, 50
The sensing devices are not permanently attached to a box or member that contains a light emitting source or audible emitting source or a battery source or timing devices.
The audible alarm 42 has a variably timed bleep or tone duration using a fixed or variably timed 36 timers 50.
Claims (17)
1. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicators for use with rods and lines which comprises of
a collapsible framework for holding a plurity of indivudual
means of support at a set distance apart which supports a
plurity of fishing rods and lines which has a detachable
means for holding a plurity of individual bite alarm sensors
which can detect the movement of a fishing line which gives
a plurity of audible signals and a plurity of visual signals.
2. A collapstble rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicators for use with rods and lines as claimed in claim 1
which has a framework of six members which are permanently
joined by pivots, fulcrums or hinges, and which the said
framework has a pivoted means for holding the framework off
the ground and which can be locked in an open position and
a closed position by a threaded means and has a plurity of
means for attaching and locking in position a plurity of
indivudual means for support for a plurity of fishing rods
and lines and which the said framework has a means for
attaching a cross member as a means of support for a
plurity of tubular members containing magnetic switches
which are at a set distance apart directly under the fishing
rods which can detect the movement of fishing line.
3. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicators for use with rods and lines as claimed in claim 1
or claim 2 which there is a plurity of tubular members which
in use are located in a vertical position directly under a
rod and line which contains a plurity of magnetic switches
to form two or more electrical circuits which uses normally
open or normally closed magnetic switches which are used
singularly or in plurity in parallel circuits or series
circuits.
4. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicators for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim which the said tubular member is permanently
attached to a plug member which contains electrical contacts
which are connected to the said circuits and switches within
the tubular member keeping the circuits seperate from each
other and which the said plug connects to a socket on a cross
member which houses a plurity of sockets with electrical
contacts which are in turn connected to a common socket with
electrical contacts by the use of insulated wire or other
means keeping all the circuits within the tubular members and
the plurity of plug members and the plurity of socket members
seperate from each other and which do not contain any other
electronic or electrical components other than the ones
mentioned in this claim.
5. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim in which the said plug can lock itself
to the said sockets using a threaded ring or bayonets or
any other method.
6. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim in which a cable containing a plurity of
insulated wires is attached at one end by a plug with a
plurity of electrical contacts which are connected to the
said plurity of insulated wires which locks into the said
communal socket and which at the other end of the said cable
there is a means for producing an audible and visual alarm
and battery source or timing devices or triggering mechanisms
for the said timing devices.
7. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicators for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim which has a signal inducer and receiver
and alarm systems at one end of the said cable which has
an internal or external battery as a means of source of
electrical energy for the alarm circuits and which the
positive side of the battery is connected to one side of
all the magnetic switches contained in the plurity of tubu
lar members via the said cable, the said plugs and the said
sockets and the said wires within the said cross member
keeping all the said circuits from all the said tubular
members seperate and independent of each other.
8. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim which has a plurity of individual and
independent alarms contained within one embodiment which
uses a circuit to change the on-off of one of the switches
in one of the circuits in the said tubular members into
two outputs which toggle each time the said switch changes
state from an open position to a closed position or a closed
position to an open position to produce a two tone audible
signal as the magnetic switch opens and closes and then opens
and which also is used to trigger timing devices for audible
and visual fixed or variable timed alarms.
9. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim which is a signal inducer or receiver or
alarm device that receives signals from an opening and
closing of the said magnetic switches in any of the said
tubular members via the said circuits of the said plugs or
the said cross member or the said cable keeping all of the
said circuits seperate from each other and independent of
each other to their own individual and independent timers
or triggers for timers or audible or visual alarms.
10. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claimwhich produces an audible alarm.
11. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim which has a visual alarm which is
triggered by one of the switches in one of the said circuits
in one of the said tubular members which is in a fixed or
variably timed circuit that illuminates a transparent but
defuse area which is numbered.
12. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim in which all the electrical components
for producing a fixed or variably timed audible or visual
alarm apart from the plurity of magnetic switches which
are housed in the plurity of tubular members the said alarms
are all housed in a communal box from which the cable con
taining insulated wires which at the other end the wires
are connected to electrical contacts within a plug member
which is connected to the communal socket on the cross member
and then to the plurity of sockets which has the said plugs
and tubular members inserted.
13. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim which has a cross member which houses a
plurity of said sockets and said plugs and said tubular
members which attaches to a collapsible framework which
preferably locks in position or a means of attaching a
spike or plurity of spikes which are put into the ground
directly under the rods.
14. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim which all the alarms are not connected
together and work independently of each other from signals
from the plurity of said circuits within the said tubular
members but are housed in a communal box. The said alarms
contained in the communal box have their own variably timed
audible and visual alarm circuits and their own triggers
for the said audible and visual alarms which are not
connected together and work independently of each other.
15. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim in which the tubular member containing the
magnetic switches and circuits and the permanently attached,
plug and cross member with its plurity of sockets do not
contain a light emitting source or audible emitting source.
16. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines as claimed in any
preceeding claim which has a variably timed bleep or tone
duration.
17. A collapsible rod rest holder with electronic fishing bite
indicator for use with rods and lines substantially as
herein before described with reference to and as illustrated
in the accompanying drawings.
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