JP4221281B2 - Fixed pedestal for fishing information display device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fixed pedestal, and more particularly to a fixed pedestal of a fishing information display device for fixing a fishing information display device used for boat fishing to a ship rim.

When a fishing information display device such as a position indicator using a fish finder or GPS (Global Positioning System) is mounted on a fishing boat, conventionally, it is attached to the dashboard using an embedded plate, or fishing information is displayed on a bracket. The device is attached, and the bracket is fixed by appropriate fixing means such as a bolt or a vise (see Non-Patent Document 1).
Honda Electronics Co., Ltd. “HONDEX WORDLD 2003 FULL LINE UP CATALOG” issued on February 1, 2003

  When such a fishing information display device is mounted not near the cabin but near the angler at the ship's edge, various problems arise when a conventional commercially available bracket is mounted on the ship's ship's edge with a vise or bolts. For example, if bolts are used, the ship edge will be damaged by the bolt holes. Moreover, if it is fixed with a vise, there is a risk of interference with a hook that is also installed using the vise. In either case, in the case of boat fishing, it is necessary to attach a rod catch and attach the bracket of the device, which is troublesome and troublesome to install.

  The subject of this invention is making it easy to attach a fishing information display apparatus to a ship's edge, without damaging the ship's edge.

  The fixed base of the fishing information display device according to the first aspect is a base for fixing the fishing information display device used for boat fishing to the ship rim, a plate-like main body portion that can be arranged on the ship rim, and a clamp receiving portion. And a mounting portion. The clamp receiving portion is provided at the first end of the main body portion and can be fixed to the ship edge by a vise. A mounting part is provided in the 2nd end spaced apart from the 1st end of the main-body part, and can mount | wear with a fishing information display apparatus.

  When this fixed pedestal is attached to the ship's rim, it can be attached using a vise provided on the anchor. For example, the main body portion is arranged along the ship's edge, and the clamp receiving portion is fixed to the ship's edge with a vise receiving vise. And a fishing information display apparatus is attached to the mounting part provided in the 2nd end spaced apart from the clamp receiving part. Here, it is possible to attach the anchor pedestal to the ship rim at the same time as attaching the anchor with a vise, for example. For this reason, a fishing information display apparatus can be easily attached without damaging a ship's edge.

  The fixed pedestal of the fishing information display device according to the second aspect of the present invention is the fixed pedestal according to the first aspect, wherein the clamp receiving portion and the mounting portion can be used on either the front or back of the main body portion. In this case, since it can be used on both the front and back sides, the fixed base can be used in two ways.

  The fixed base of the fishing information display device according to a third aspect of the present invention is the device according to the second aspect, wherein the mounting portion is provided biased in the width direction intersecting the longitudinal direction of the main body portion with respect to the clamp receiving portion. In this case, since the clamp receiving portion and the mounting portion are biased in the width direction, it is easy to prevent interference between the fishing information display device and the vise. In addition, by placing the mounting part on the inner side of the ship edge, it is easy to see the display device, and when the display device is suspended and fixed, the relative swing angle between the display device and the ship edge can be afforded, which makes the angler more comfortable. It can be placed in an easy-to-see position.

  The fixed pedestal of the fishing information display device according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is the fixed pedestal according to any one of the first to third aspects, wherein the clamp receiving portion has an elastic buffer member. In this case, vibrations caused by the ship's engine and waves are not easily transmitted to the fishing information display device, making it easier to see the screen of the fishing information display device. Further, when screwed, the fixing force of the screw becomes strong and the screw is difficult to loosen.

  The fixed pedestal of the fishing information display device according to the fifth aspect is the fixed pedestal according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, wherein the fishing information display device is mounted on a mounting bracket that can swing in the first direction. The part attaches the mounting bracket so as to be able to swing in a second direction intersecting the first direction. In this case, the fish finder monitor can be swung in two directions, ie, the first direction and the second direction, with respect to the fixed base.

  A fixed base of a fishing information display device according to a sixth aspect of the present invention is the fixed base according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, wherein the mounting portion projects from the main body portion. In this case, by causing the mounting portion to protrude from the main body portion, when the clamp receiving portion is tightened with a vise receiving vise, the entire fixed base is slightly elastically deformed by the amount of protrusion. For this reason, the force which fixes a fixed base to a ship's edge becomes still larger.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to attach the anchor base to the ship's rim at the same time as attaching the anchor with a vise, for example. For this reason, a fishing information display apparatus can be easily attached without damaging a ship's edge.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a fishing information display system employing an embodiment of the present invention includes an electric reel 10 and a fish finder monitor (an example of a fishing information display device) 11 connected to the electric reel. The electric reel 10 is mounted on a fishing rod R that is fixed to the ship FB by a rod receiver RK. The electric reel 10 and the fish finder monitor 11 are connected to each other by a power cord 13 that branches off from a power source 12 formed of a storage battery, for example, so that information can be transmitted and received. The fish finder monitor 11 can receive fishing information transmitted from a fish detector (not shown) mounted on a fishing boat, for example, wirelessly using a specific low power method.

  The electric reel 10 includes a reel body 20 having a handle 20a, a spool 21 that is rotatably mounted on the reel body 20, and a motor 22 that is mounted in the spool 21. A counter 23 having a liquid crystal display 24 for displaying the water depth and the like is mounted on the top of the reel body 20. The electric reel can calculate the water depth data of the device from the rotational position of the spool and display it on the liquid crystal display 24. This device water depth data is transmitted to the fish finder monitor 11 via the power cord 13.

  The fish finder monitor 11 is capable of echo-displaying the water depth at the bottom of the fishing ground obtained from the fish finder and the shelf position indicating the position of the school of fish, and the depth of water at the bottom where the device water depth data obtained from the electric reel 10 is echo-displayed. And can be displayed superimposed with the shelf position. Further, the fish finder monitor 11 sets the shelf stop on / off, sets the shelf position, sets the shave mode on / off, sets the shave width, turns on / off the auto scissor, turns on / off the line feed that feeds the fishing line by rotating the motor in the line feed direction, A setting operation related to the electric reel 10 such as detection on / off can be performed.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the fish finder monitor 11 includes a case 30, a liquid crystal display 31 attached to the case 30, and five operations that are exposed from the case 30 and arranged vertically on the right side of the liquid crystal display 31. Buttons 32 to 36. The case 30 includes a display unit 30a whose four sides are rounded and a box unit 30b that is provided on the back side of the display unit 30a and incorporates various control units. A pair of attachment portions 37a and 37b having screw holes 36 are arranged on both sides of the box portion 30b with a space in the vertical direction. A mounting bracket 40 is mounted on either of the upper and lower mounting portions 37a, 37b by a screw member 41, and the fish finder monitor 11 is mounted on a boat FB of a fishing boat via a fixed base 50 to which the mounting bracket 40 is screwed. .

  The operation button 32 is a screen switching button. The operation button 33 is a cursor key and is used to move the cursor up, down, left, and right during setting. The operation button 34 is a button for determining a setting in various settings. The operation button 35 is a play on / off button at the start of play. The operation button 36 is a power on / off button.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the mounting bracket 40 is formed by bending a metal plate by, for example, pressing. The mounting bracket 40 includes a central portion 40a that is bent into an L-shaped cross section, a fixing portion 40b that is arranged to project rearward (rightward in FIG. 2) at a central portion in the longitudinal direction of the central portion 40a, and a central portion 40a. And a pair of attachment portions 40c bent diagonally upward and forward (leftward in FIG. 2) from both ends. The fixed portion 40b protrudes in the same plane as the central portion 40a, and is fixed to the fixed base 50 with a screw member 42. Since the attachment bracket 40 is attached to the fixed base 50 at one location, the attachment posture around the screw axis of the screw member 42, that is, the left and right swing angles can be adjusted. A through hole 40d through which the screw member 41 passes is formed at the tip of the pair of attachment portions 40c. The fish finder monitor 11 is fixed to the mounting bracket 40 by screwing the screw member 42 into the screw hole 36 of the fish finder monitor 11 through the through hole 40d. At this time, since it is fixed by the two screw members 41 screwed into the side surface of the fish finder monitor 11, the mounting posture of the screw member 41 around the screw axis, that is, the vertical swing angle can be adjusted. As a result, the fish finder monitor 11 can adjust the vertical and horizontal swing angles, and the fish finder monitor 11 can be arranged in an easy-to-view posture for anglers.

  The fixed pedestal 50 is used for attaching the fish finder monitor 11 together with the rod receiver RK to the ship edge FB via the attachment bracket 40. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the fixed base 50 includes a plate-like main body 51 that can be disposed on the ship FB, a clamp receiving portion 52 provided at one end of the main body 51 (the left end in FIG. 4), and the like. And a mounting portion 53 provided at the end (the right end in FIG. 4). The main body 51 is a plate-shaped member molded, for example, of synthetic resin or metal, and meat stealing portions 51a are formed on both surfaces of the central portion for reducing weight and preventing warpage and sink marks during molding.

  The clamp receiving portion 52 can be fixed to the ship FB FB by, for example, a vise 60 attached to the vessel receiving RK, and is formed wider than other portions. Thereby, it becomes easy to fix with the vise 60 with which the collar receiver RK was mounted | worn, for example. The clamp receiving part 52 has an edge part 52a on both sides. In a region surrounded by the rim portion 52a, a vibration absorbing buffer member 55 made of an elastic body is fixed to the front and back surfaces by appropriate fixing means such as adhesion.

  The mounting portion 53 is a portion for attaching the mounting bracket 40, and is provided so as to be biased in the width direction with respect to the clamp receiving portion 52. The mounting portion 53 has a circular edge portion 53a formed on the front and back surfaces so as to protrude from the main body portion 51, and a screw hole 53b formed at the center of the edge portion 53a. The screw member 42 is screwed into the screw hole 53b, and the mounting bracket 40 is fixed to the fixed base 50. As described above, by projecting the rim portion 53a from the main body portion 51, when the clamp receiving portion 52 is tightened with the vise 60 of the collar receiver RK, the entire fixed base 50 is slightly elastically deformed by the amount of protrusion. For this reason, the force which fixes the fixed base 50 to the ship's edge FB becomes still larger. In a region surrounded by the rim portion 53a, a shock absorbing member 56 made of an elastic body for preventing vibration absorption and preventing loosening is fixed to the front and back surfaces by appropriate fixing means such as adhesion. The height (thickness) of the buffer member 56 is slightly higher than the protruding height of the edge portion 53a.

  The fixed pedestal 50 having such a configuration can attach the anchor base to the ship rim at the same time as attaching the saddle receiver with a vise, for example. For this reason, a fishing information display apparatus can be easily attached without damaging a ship's edge. Moreover, the fixed base 50 can use both front and back. Further, since the mounting portion 53 is arranged to be biased in the width direction with respect to the clamp receiving portion 52, it can be used in four ways depending on both the front and back surfaces and the left-right reversal. For this reason, the freedom degree of attachment of the fish finder monitor 11 increases. For this reason, it is possible to prevent interference between the fish finder monitor 11 and the salmon receiver RK. Further, since the buffer members 55 and 56 are attached to the clamp receiving portion 52 and the attachment portion 53, the vibration of the ship or the like is not easily transmitted to the fixed base 50, and even if it is transmitted, it is difficult to be transmitted to the fish finder monitor 11. For this reason, it becomes easy to see the fish finder monitor 11 by suppressing the vibration of the fish finder monitor 11.

Next, a procedure for attaching the fish finder monitor 11 will be described.
First, the mounting bracket 40 is attached to the fish finder monitor 11. At this time, the fish finder monitor 11 is fixed to the attachment bracket 40 with two screw members 41 in accordance with the through hole 40d of the attachment bracket 40 on the lower side of the fish finder monitor 11 and the attachment portion 37b. And it arrange | positions to the fixing | fixed part 40b of the attachment bracket 40 in the mounting part 53 of the fixed pedestal 50, and the attachment bracket 40 is attached to the fixed pedestal 50 with the screw member 42. As a result, the fish finder monitor 11 is attached to the fixed base 50 via the mounting bracket 40. Then, the power cord 13 is connected to the back of the fish finder monitor 11. When these attachment preparations are completed, the clamp base 52 of the fixed base 50 is sandwiched between the ship edge FB by the vise 60 when the anchor receiver RK is attached to the ship edge FB, and the fixed base 50 is fixed to the ship edge FB. Thereby, temporary attachment of the fish finder monitor 11 is complete | finished. Thereafter, the screw members 41 and 42 are loosened to adjust the mounting posture of the fish finder monitor 11 so that the angler can easily see, and the screw members 41 and 42 are tightened. Thereby, the mounting of the motor 11 is completed. Here, the anchor base RK can be attached with the vise 60, and at the same time, the fixed base 50 can be attached to the ship FB. For this reason, the fish finder monitor 11 can be easily attached without damaging the ship's edge FB.

[Other Embodiments]
(A) In the above embodiment, the fixed pedestal of the fish finder monitor that displays the water depth and the like has been described. However, the fishing information display device is not limited to the fish finder monitor, and displays the position information of the fishing ground using GPS, All fishing information display devices fixed to the ship's edge such as an internet terminal capable of acquiring information are included.

  (B) In the said embodiment, although the fixed base was comprised with the plate-shaped member, the shape of a fixed base is not limited to plate shape.

  (C) Although the fixed base and the mounting bracket are separated from each other in the above embodiment, they may be integrated.

  (D) In the above-described embodiment, the mounting bracket 40 is fixed to the mounting portion 37b. However, as shown in FIG. 6, the fish finder monitor 11 may be hung from the mounting portion 37a and attached to the mounting bracket 49. In the example shown in FIG. 6, the mounting bracket 40 is inverted and attached to the fixed base 50 with respect to the above embodiment, but it may be attached and suspended as in the above-described embodiment. Thus, the fish finder monitor 11 can be arranged at a height desired by the angler by the two attachment forms of the attachment bracket 40 to the fixed base 50 and the two attachment forms of the fish finder monitor 11 to the attachment bracket 40.

The perspective view of the fishing information display system by which one embodiment of the present invention was adopted. The side view which shows the attachment state of a fish finder monitor. The plane partially broken view which shows the attachment state of a fish finder monitor. The top view of a fixed base. The partial cutaway view of the side of a fixed base. The figure equivalent to FIG. 2 which shows the other attachment form of a fish finder monitor.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Fish finder monitor 50 Fixed base 51 Main body part 52 Clamp receiving part 53 Mounting part 56 Buffer member FB Ship edge

Claims (6)

A fishing information display device fixing pedestal for fixing a fishing information display device used for ship fishing to a ship rim,
A plate-like main body that can be arranged on the ship rim,
A clamp receiving portion provided at the first end of the main body portion and fixable to the ship edge by a vise;
A mounting portion provided at a second end spaced from the first end of the main body portion and capable of mounting the fishing information display device;
A fixed pedestal for a fishing information display device.   The fixed base of the fishing information display device according to claim 2, wherein the clamp receiving portion and the mounting portion can be used on either the front or back of the main body portion.   The fishing seat display device fixed base according to claim 2, wherein the mounting portion is provided to be biased with respect to the clamp receiving portion in a width direction intersecting with a longitudinal direction of the main body portion.   The said clamp receiving part is a fixed base of the fishing information display apparatus in any one of Claim 1 to 3 which has a buffer member made from an elastic body. The fishing information display device is attached to a mounting bracket that can swing in a first direction,
5. The fishing pedestal fixed base according to claim 1, wherein the mounting portion mounts the mounting bracket so as to be able to swing in a second direction intersecting the first direction.   The fixed base of the fishing information display device according to claim 1, wherein the mounting portion is formed so as to protrude from the main body portion.

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