US20050019736A1 - Demonstration device for flying sport devices - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a demonstration device for powerless flying devices and in particular flying sports devices, such as e.g. jumping skis or parasails and for bird-human costumes etc.
- Such devices can firstly assist in giving interested parties an impression a certain type of sport, which “feeling” this type of sport has.
- the suspension which applies to the hang-glider, gives the individual a realistic sensation via the movement of a hang-glider, but for inexperienced individuals and for children in particular such a demonstration of a hang-glider is not without risk.
- the object of the invention is to provide a demonstration device for powerless flying devices, which impart a realistic sensation of movement with this flying device, but which also is not at all dangerous for inexperienced individuals.
- the demonstration device has a suspending device for the individual(s), which the individual(s) holds in a position, which would be assumed during an actual flight with the respective flying device, and a stand, connected to the suspending device, such that the trajectory of the individual(s) in the suspending device is determined substantially by the movement of the stand or the individual attached to the stand and not by the flying device attached to the individual(s).
- the suspending device is not separated from the stand, so that the required safety is always present.
- the individual(s) experiences an even more realistic sensation of flying if the suspending device is “applied” to the individual and not to the flying device.
- the safety aspect is substantially higher, because the flight path relevant for safety is determined practically exclusively by the movement of the stand.
- inexperienced movements made by the individuals in the suspending device cannot cause a dangerous situation.
- the inventive process can be put to use for a wide range of flying sports devices, such as e.g. jumping skis, parasails, parachutes, hang-glider, light aircraft, but also for show effects, such as e.g. for bird-human costumes.
- flying sports devices such as e.g. jumping skis, parasails, parachutes, hang-glider, light aircraft, but also for show effects, such as e.g. for bird-human costumes.
- the stand which can be a crane for example and in particular a construction crane, is designed such that it allows at least an upwards motion of the individual(s) on the ground, preferably a horizontal motion with optionally an overriding vertical motion, and then allows the individual(s) to be set on the ground without separation between suspending device and stand—differently to bungee jumping, for example.
- a particularly realistic sensation of movement is obtained by the stand or the crane additionally describing a rotary motion.
- the sensation of movement is improved even more if the suspending device is designed such that it allows a tilting motion of the individuals about their longitudinal and/or transverse axis, in particular by the intrinsic motion of the individual(s).
- the stand has one or more rope and steel ropes in particular, on which one or more elements move, to which the suspending devices are attached. These elements can be powered or can be moved by a pushing-off movement by the respective individual from a platform or the like.
- inventive demonstration device can be utilised both at outdoors events and “indoors”, thus for example in discos or other halls.
- a control device is provided for the stand, allowing execution of the individual movements of the suspending device as reaction to movements of the respective individual(s). This gives the respective individual the sensation that he is performing his movements by means of the flying device itself.
- more than one suspending device can be attached to the stand, whereby the suspending devices in particular can be moved independently, i.e. relative to one another.
- a ski jump or ski flight demonstration preferably conventional jumping skis are used.
- the individual(s) is lifted up along with the skis by means of a steel rope or generally a suspension on a stand, such as a crane or a hoist, and then set down.
- the skier himself can also be included in the suspension or attached thereto.
- One or more individuals wearing birdman costumes can be attached to the stand, who make “fluttering movements”, and who move by corresponding movements of the suspending devices as if they were flying.
- suspending devices are combined into one group, which are in each case attached to a “sub-stand”, whereby the individual sub-stands can move against one another, and the individuals attached to the respective sub-stands can likewise move optionally in their respective suspending devices relative to one another. This can give rise to the impression of a “mobile”.
- the particular advantage to the inventive demonstration device is that the suspending device and/or wings, chutes or dragonfly wings and/or the stand can be used as advertising surfaces for sponsors or other firms (slogan: Red Bull gives you wings).
- each individual can move one wing.
- the tail can be moved in addition by an individual or by a third individual.
- FIGS. 1 a and 1 b are a side elevation and perspective view of a first embodiment of the invention
- FIGS. 1 c and 1 d are a modification of the first embodiment in a side elevation and in a plan view
- FIG. 1 e is a further modification
- FIGS. 2 a and 2 b are a second embodiment of the invention in a plan view and a front elevation
- FIG. 3 is a modification of the second embodiment for two individuals.
- FIG. 1 shows a demonstration device for jumping ski as first embodiment for a demonstration device for powerless flying devices.
- the demonstration device has a suspending device, which in the illustrated embodiment holds an individual in a position, which this individual would assume during ski jumping or ski flight.
- the suspending device has an approximately cylindrical part 1 , designed such that it firmly encloses the upper body of a (not shown) individual. Openings in the part 1 for the arms are designed by reference numeral 2 . 2 and for the head are designated by reference numeral 3 .
- the (not shown) individual is held securely in part 1 and can move from the hips down, so that the legs can assume the typical position for ski jumpers.
- a support 4 Attached to the cylindrical part 1 at an angle of approximately 90° is a support 4 , at the free end of which an eyelet 5 is provided for fastening to a stand, not illustrated here, which is connected to the suspending device such that the trajectory of the individual(s) in the suspending device is determined substantially by the movement of the stand and not by the jumping skis connected to the individual(s).
- the support 4 is attached approximately at the centre of gravity of the individual held in the suspending device.
- an adjusting mechanism is provided, with which the incline of the cylindrical part 1 can be adjusted relative to the stand, not illustrated here.
- this adjustment mechanism has a rope pull 6 , whereof one end is linked to part 1 approximately at shoulder height of the individual.
- the rope 6 is guided over the support 4 to an extension 1 of the part 1 and rolled a coil 7 .
- the other end of the rope 6 is then clamped in a (belaying) clamp 8 .
- the coil 7 is attached at the rear end of the jumping ski 9 .
- An angle 10 can optionally serve this purpose, which is attached to both rear ski ends, so that at the same time it acts to stabilise the jumping ski 9 .
- an eyelet 11 provided on the underside of the part 1 is an eyelet 11 , through which a rope 12 is guided, whereof the end is applied to both skis 9 in front of the binding, not illustrated.
- the incidence of the jumping ski 9 relative to part 1 can be limited to a specific angle range.
- a threaded rod 13 which passes through the ski 9 , is provided to stabilise the V-position of the skis 9 .
- the size of the V's can be adjusted by nuts, not shown here.
- FIGS. 1 c and 1 d show a modification of the first embodiment, in which two profiles 14 are provided extending in the direction of the transverse axis of the cylindrical part 1 , and which hold the support 4 .
- a rail 15 in which a control element 16 is guided, connects the profiles 14 , whereof the other end is linked to pivot displaceably in the vicinity of the free end of the support 4 . With moving the element 16 in the rail 15 the incline of part 1 can be adjusted relative to the stand.
- FIG. 1 e shows another embodiment, in which the suspending device is integrated into a jump suit.
- 30 designates a crane
- 31 a crane jib
- 32 designates a rope coil attached to the crane jib.
- FIG. 2 shows in a plan view and a front elevation a second embodiment of the invention as a demonstration of “birdmen”.
- identical parts in particular the suspending device as in FIG. 1 , are provided with the same reference numeral. Therefore, a separate description is dispensed with.
- a wing 20 in the form of a bird wing or an insect wing, such as a dragonfly wing, each of which can be swivelled about an axis 21 parallel to the longitudinal axis of part 1 .
- Attached to each wing 20 is a grip 22 , such that the individual in the suspending device can execute a wing beat.
- a rubber rope 22 ensures that the respective wing 20 is reset downwards then upwards during a movement.
- FIG. 3 shows a modification of the second embodiment, in which two suspending devices 1 are attached near one another for two individuals. Each of the individuals operates one wing. A tail 23 is also provided, which can be mobile, and is moved by one or both of the individuals.
- the invention has been described hereinabove by means of embodiments. It is understood that a wide range of variations within the general inventive idea is possible. Therefore the use of the term “bird-human costume” does not mean that the costume must emulate a bird. The costume can also imitate insects, such as dragonflies, Biene Maja etc. or an aircraft.
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DE10229422A DE10229422C2 (de) | 2001-10-19 | 2002-06-30 | Demonstrationseinrichtung für Fluggeräte |
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