SU20380A1 - Lottery machine - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to lottery machines combining a playing device with a device releasing a win. In the proposed machine applied; a fork-shaped lever rotating around an axis with a flap for passing a ball lying on an inclined plane; a drummer hooking on the tooth and striking the ball under the action of a spring; spirals for guiding the movement of the ball, ending in a horizontal platform with winning and losing balls for the ball, and a device for issuing a token for a win.

In the schematic drawing of FIG. 1 shows the front view of the machine; FIG. 2 and 3 are views of the front and back of the machine with the cover removed; FIG. 4 is a section along AB in FIG. 3

The coin lowered into the hole 1 (Figs. 1 and 4) falls on the fork-shaped lever 2 (Figs. 2 and 3), rotating around axis 2 and fitted with a flap 3 at the opposite end, opening as it opens 4, into which the ball 5 rolls out ( Fig. 4), located on an inclined plane. On the axis of the handle 6 (Fig. 1) located on the outside of the machine, there is a hammer pulled by a spring 8 and an engaging tooth of the shank 9 abutting plane 10 (Fig. 2}. When pressed

the handle b, the shank slides along the plane 10 and retracts the tooth until the hammer snaps off the tooth and hits the ball 5 under the influence of the spring 8. The ball 5 rolls along the spiral guide 5 and, after making several turns, falls into one of the holes "yes or no" located on the top platform 64. Once in the hole "no", the ball rolls along the inclined planes shown in the drawings with a dashed arrow and returns to its original place and stops at the shutter 3. Once in the hole, "yes, the ball goes oblique planes shown in solid arrow It falls on the plate 11 (Fig. 2) connected with the hook-shaped lever 12, which retracts the pawl 13, which serves as a support for the door 14. The door 14 is assigned to the fall and carries the token lying on it, which goes outwards along the inclined tray 15, the door 14 being placed on pin 16, as a result of which the circuit of light bulbs illuminating the inscription „is received. To prepare the machine for re-action, it is necessary to push the pusher 17 with the tongue 19; (Fig. 1. 2, 3), located on the left side of the machine, grabbing the next counter with the plate 18 and moving it from the cash register 23 to the door 14 during its movement. the same time as a doggie 13 he raises the door 14 and

snaps it onto the pawl 13, which at that time returned to its original position under the influence of the spring 24. The door 14, when it was raised, opens the circuit of light bulbs, and the pusher 17, under the influence of the spring 20, returns to its previous position. To ensure a full charge, the comb 21 serves, which does not allow the lever 17 to advance in the opposite direction until the tongue 22 passes the entire comb 21. On the side facing the player, the box of the machine is glazed, so that the player can observe the movement of the ball 5 .

The subject of the patent.

1. A lottery machine that combines a playing device with a wrench release device, characterized by cumulative use: a) a fork lever 2 with a gate 3 rotating around an axis 2 and a gate 3 opening when the corresponding coin falls on the lever of the corresponding coin to pass a playing ball lying on an inclined plane, b) a shank 9 which fits against the tooth and which sticks to the plane 10;

under the action of the spring 8 and capable of hitting the ball. When pressed with a hand on the handle b located on the outside of the machine gun, c) spiral 5 guides 5 for the gaming ball moving along it, d) of the horizontal platform, winning and non-winning holes for of a ball, passing into inclined channels 7 and 8 d) of a plate 11 connected to the hook lever 12, intended to free when the winning ball falls on it, the lower door 14 from under the pawl 13, in order to release the player a token, e) a contact spring 16, which closes the door 14 on a chain of signal buds of the kidney when fallen on it, g) is pushed by hand and equipped with a tongue 19 a pusher 17 intended for door 14 and pushing the counter from the cash register 23 on it with a view to preparation of the machine for re-action.

2. In the automaton described in subsection 1, use of the comb 21 and the swiveling tongue 22 fastened to the pusher 17 in order to prevent the early pusher 17 from returning to its original attachment.

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