KR20090007891U - Puncturable Golf Screen - Google Patents

Abstract

If you take a drive shot on an existing screen golf, the ball hits the screen in front of you.

The frustration of the user being blocked and the bouncing balls

You feel distracted, so if you do a shot, the ball will penetrate the screen.

By helping users to relieve stress and providing them with

To improve service.

The present invention replaces the existing screen with a consumable white vinyl film that can be easily penetrated.

As shown in the diagram below (concept), about 100M of vinyl film

Front screen with two bobbin wound screens (the main screen on which the image is projected)

And back screen (support front screen and fill perforated part)

At the bottom of the screen at about 0.8 to 1.0M and the bottom between the screen and the buffer wall.

Im the idea of installing a slope.

The ball that penetrated the screen with a shot in the representative view was hit by a buffer wall and then placed along the slope.

Are gathered into the hole, and the perforated holes hoist the back screen a little of the front screen

By filling the perforations, the normal screen image can be maintained. At this time

The existing shot sensor detects drive shots, and the front screen has 30 to 50 strokes (optional).

Adjust the whole screen, and the back screen is about 5 ~ 7cm

It is a structure to wind up.

Screen golf, drilling golf screen, front screen, rear screen, buffer wall, slope, penetration.

Description

Perforated Golf Screen {Puncturable Golf Screen}

The present invention is a consumable white vinyl film that can always be replaced in the screen golf practice

On screen

The shot golf ball makes it easy to penetrate the screen.

From the moment you touch the screen, you will only see the ball on the screen image.

It's about a structure that is automatically collected behind the screen.

Consumable white vinyl to project the screen onto the screen golf device

Use film to keep it taut in the shaft, holder and fixture

Easy to punch with shots, and the punched part doubles the vinyl film screen

Install and slide back screen a little after drilling

To project an image

In current screen golf, when driving shots, space limitations and

The screen feels frustrating and also bounces back

You feel distracted by the golf ball, and the ball hits the screen

As you continue to bounce back and scatter, the connection with the ball in the video

Difficult to feel off.

In order to solve the above problem, the existing golf screen is easily punched into a golf ball.

Replace the screen with a consumable vinyl film, and use a buffer wall behind the screen.

Installed on the screen to block the sound and the scene impacting the buffer wall

In addition, the actual ball is automatically arranged through the slope,

The perforated part is installed with a double vinyl film screen so that the back screen

Slide a little so that the normal image is always projected by filling.

Give the screen golf users of the present invention a pleasant feeling about the drive

Its purpose is to provide improved services and may not have the following effects:

It can penetrate the screen with shots,

To relieve stress and make people feel refreshed

From the moment the golf ball hits the screen, the real ball is no longer visible

The ball can only be seen in the video, so the ball is sucked to the screen.

Can make you feel

The real ball penetrating the screen is caught by the buffer wall and the screen

Gathering in one place not only reduces the noise impact on the buffer wall,

The distractions can be removed to add freshness.

1 is a screen assembly specifically mounting and maintaining the vinyl film screen

Frame assembly as a screen bobbin and frame assembly

Acts as a framework for mounting the above screen assembly.

<Screen mounting procedure>

1) Bobbin mounted on the shaft

  -First of all, the screen bobbin shown in Fig. 2 (simultaneous use for front and back screen) is

    On the ① upper shaft of the front screen assembly, attach the upper bobbin to ② the lower shaft.

    Lower bobbin fits into shaft and bobbin irregularities

2) Mount the shaft with bobbin to the bearing of the front screen assembly

  -① The upper shaft is fitted with the shaft gear and the pinion gear of ⑤-1 motor assembly,

    ③ Insert the upper bearing and lock the bearing. ② Lower shaft also

    Align the holder drum (notch) of the holder with ⑥-1 holder assembly,

    Insert it into the bearing and then lock the bearing.

3) Back screen assembly

  -Mounted in the same way as front screen assembly

4) screen fixed

  -Frame the front and back screen at the same time by lowering the fixture of Figure 2 to the screen.

    Fastening to

<Operation Sequence>

1) Shots of users after installation (recognize shots by the batting sensor of the existing screen golf device)

  -The shot ball penetrates the front and back screen and impacts the buffer wall.

    It is gathered in one place on the inclined plane, and the user is not on the actual ball but on the screen.

    Only golf balls can be seen

2) Back screen assembly operation every other

  -On the ⑥-2 holder assembly that is fixing the bottom shaft by spring force.

    And ⑤-2 power is supplied to the motor assembly, so that the holder assembly is a solenoid

    The holder is opened by pulling the inner flanza by the force of the electromagnet

    At the same time the shaft can turn, the ⑤-2 motor assembly

    Wind the back screen about 5 ~ 7cm and cut the perforated part of the front screen.

    The motor will stop when the power supply is turned off.

    The holder assembly again secures the bottom shaft by spring force.

3) Front screen assembly operation every 30-50 strokes (adjustment)

  -For every 30-50 strokes (optional), ⑥-1 holder will open as shown in 2) above, and ⑤-1 motor.

     Works to change the entire screen of the front screen

1 is a screen assembly which is a device for mounting and holding the screen bobbin of FIG.

         Drawing

2 shows the screen assembly shown in FIG. 1, except for the screen bobbin.

         Frame assembly drawing with frame and fixtures

Claims (3)

Screen golf in the existing buffer screen, screen, rear buffer wall, slope between Vinyl that can be separated and separated easily, and can easily penetrate the screen Replace with material. The vinyl screen of claim 1 overlaps the front screen and the rear screen By sliding the rear screen around the shot hole A structure that enables normal image projection One-way rotating bearing, holder assembly, fixture, shaft to make the screen tight Retaining structure

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