SU42815A1 - Mirror bracket for boat and wagon drivers - Google Patents

Description

The present invention is the simplest device, which allows the driver of ships and carts, without wrapping their heads, to see everything that happens in their chambers and, moreover, to see a small space up, down and on both sides.

This device according to the invention has great advantages against ordinary mirrors mounted, for example, on cars, buses, motorcycles and; etc. to observe the movement behind the driver. ,

The fact is that usually a mirror

fixed to the machine,

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counselor gets limited field

view, as a mirror, do not vrash.

- on the sides and do not raise up

nor down, has only a certain

coverage area behind counselor

In contrast to such fixed, fortified devices, the bracket for the mirror according to the invention has an enormous advantage in that it provides an opportunity to have a much larger field of vision and, moreover, is a portable device for use in all modes of transport, for example , car, motorcycle, bike, boat, etc.

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The basic idea of the invention is illustrated in the following drawings.

In FIG. 1 depicts a side view of the bracket; FIG. 2-15 - options for parts of the bracket.

The bracket contains a juice 2 worn on the head / person, tightened by means of a buckle 3 or other device and can have a jumper 4. Loops 5 are made on both sides above the man’s ears on the back 2 or other devices for inserting into the ends of the rods 6, having at its other end holders 7 for the mirror 8.

An example of a device from a single wire rod of the rods 6 and holders 7 for the mirror 8 is shown in perspective in FIG. 2

From FIG. As can be seen in Figure 1, by moving the wire or other rods 6 in loops x 5, one can achieve that the sight from the eye in arrow 9, after reflection, gives beam 10 always passing above the head. The same work can be achieved by putting the juice 2 on the head appropriately and the inclination of the loop 7 and the mirror 8 as necessary.

The above refers to the initial installation and strengthening of the crint of the head, but also in the process

By using the bracket, tilting your head down, you can increase the distance that the beam travels backwards. On the contrary, raise your head up, you can bring the osmrtr located behind the species almost close to the back. Similarly, turning the head left and right along with the bracket can cover | with eyesight, the entire space behind oneself is “at an angle of 180 ° to the grison point.

Thus, the main advantage of the present invention is that it makes it possible to have an almost unlimited field of vision all over the space from the back itself to the horizon and even to the clouds above you, when the head tilts almost vertically downwards and, moreover, all the way. 180 ° angle. As an example of the various embodiments of the various structures of the parts according to the invention, only a few of the simplest devices are given below and only to illustrate the full possibility and simplicity of the invention.

For example, in FIG. 3 shows a variant of the possible fastening of the ends of the rods 6 in the loop 5 on the skeleton 2. Due to the elastic action of the end, the wire rod is always with sufficient friction and density, clamped in the loop 5, and in order to move the rods 5 till to remove them completely from the loop 5 , it is only necessary to press the end of the rod to the rod with your fingers.

Another variant of fastening the wire rod b in loops x 5 of ska 2 is shown in FIG. 4, where the end // of the rod has a zigzag shape, providing it with elasticity and tight entry into the loop 5, and with it fastening in the loop.

FIG. 5 shows an embodiment of the present invention. Here, mirror 8 is glued to the plate 7, into which wooden rods b are inserted through the cuts, passed through loops 5, sewn to a wide rubber band on su 2, also worn on the head.

FIG. A variant of the possible reinforcement of the wooden rod 6 in the mirror-supporting board 7 is shown, which means that the rod 6 has a notch and, being inserted into the slotted wooden board 7, picks up the latter like a hook. The end of the rod 6 may have straight corners / 2 or rounded.

FIG. Figure 7 shows another embodiment of the reinforcement of the rod 6 in the wood board 7, which consists in providing the rod with a protrusion 13.

FIG. 8, the rod 6 enters the recess of the wooden board 7 with its wedge-shaped end 12 and then splits tightly with the rod 13.

FIG. 9, the end of the rod 6 is fixed in the slot of the wooden board 7 with the help of two planks 13 glued to the rod 6 or attached to it with nails or screws 14 ..

FIG. 10, the rod 6 has a wedge-shaped end 12 with one or two notches 75 and with a longitudinal slot 14, so that when inserted into the slot of the wooden board 7, the end of the rod 6 is springy and compressed, and after inserting the notch 15 tightly encloses the edge of the slot in the board 7. - The examples of the device bracket according to the invention sufficiently illustrate its extreme simplicity and portability; and also the possibility of disassembling it, and.-laying in a suitcase, briefcase and even a pocket; In order to obtain even greater portability and ease of use, even without disassembling and assembling, it is possible to carry out a bracket according to the invention, folding like glasses.

An embodiment of such an implementation of the bracket according to the invention as an example is shown in FIG. 11, where the carrier mirror 9 of the board 7 has loops 12 on which the wire rods 6 are hinged. Thus, these rods can be folded in one plane with the mirror 8 and its board 7 and the entire device can be laid even in a pocket.

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