May 18, 2010.
›Application number: 12/154,685
Publication number:
Filed: May 23, 2008
Filed: Jan 16, 1978
Issued: Dec 25, 1979
Air foil with reversible camber
William W. Orrison
US Pat.: 3327436
Filed: Sep 3, 1964
Issued: Jun 1967
US Pat.: 6264140
Filed: Oct 25, 1999
Issued: Jul 24, 2001
Filed: Jul 25, 1917
Issued: May 1918
Filed: Jun 30, 1983
Issued: Apr 30, 1985
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TROLLING UNDERWATER PISHING KITE
Clissolde L. Louthan
US Pat.: 3613290
Filed: Feb 24, 1970
Issued: Oct 1971
US Pat.: 4813637
Filed: Mar 9, 1983
Issued: Mar 21, 1989
Filed: Jan 2, 1975
Issued: Dec 14, 1976
Mechanism
for releasing a toy parachute from a kite string
Hubert M. Howard
US Pat.: 4042195
Filed: Aug 2, 1976
Issued: Aug 16, 1977
Ricardo Pascual
Patent number: 6517474
Filing date: Aug 13, 2001
Issue date: Feb 11, 2003
Floyd M. Robey
Patent number: 2744701
Filing date: Jan 29, 1953
Issue date: May 1956
R. Jed Katzman
Application number: 11/603,429
Publication number: US 2007/0120018 A1
Filing date: Nov 22, 2006
Brian D Wichner
Application number: 10/529,034
Publication number: US 2006/0060040 A1
Filing date: Sep 22, 2003
Ulrik Severin Sjostrand, of Sundbyberg, Sweden
Patent number: 818479
Filing date: Sep 28, 1905
Issue date: Apr 1906
William A. Fricke
Patent number: 3088701
Filing date: Aug 15, 1960
Issue date: May 1963
Charles Lakeman Tweedale,
of Weston, Near Otley, England
Patent number: 992086
Filing date: Oct 30, 1909
Issue date: May 1911
Joachim Wenzel
Patent number: 4361295
Filing date: Jan 15, 1980
Issue date: Nov 30, 1982
Wind system for converting energy through a vertical-axis turbine actuated by means of kites and process for producing electric energy through such system.
Massimo Ippolito of Berzano di San Pietro, Italy; and Franco Taddei of Sirtori, Italy.
Application number: 12/307,421
Publication number: US 2010/0013225 A1
Filing date: Jun 13, 2007
Albert Granville Fonda
Application number: 9/944,959
Publication number: US 2003/0024453 A1
Filing date: Jun 20, 2001
US Pat. 5435259 - Filed Jul 27, 1993
•_, r -j kites, having a half octagonal peripheral frame, ... 7 illustrates how
to construct a new design for winds working at ease, see FIG. ...
Patent number: 5435259
Filing date: Jul 27, 1993
Issue date: Jul 25, 1995
US Pat. 493826 -
... b, to the towing line L. These kites are preferably in the form of a pointed
... from which by means of the arm G' any mechanism for working an alarm, ...
US Pat. 12459017 - Filed Jun 25, 2009
Due to the large forces working on the craft 100 a massive amount of ... [0055]
An additional point worth considering is as the size of the kites are so ...
US Pat. 2398744 - Filed Aug 31, 1945
They have flown exclusively as kites in winds of one-and-a-half to two miles ...
and having spring- , pressed means working externally of the envelope . to ...
US Pat. 881417 - Filed Jun 15, 1907 -
... or the -like, and has for its object the use of aeroplanes, kites, or the
like, ... shore assistance is not essential to the working of the appliance.
US Pat. 3283441 - Filed Sep 5, 1963 -
Lugs and extend from art, proved unsatisfactory for use on kites and on ... and
the braking of the propeller and thus assure smooth working of the device. ...
US Pat. 12302435 - Filed May 31, 2007 - Omnidea, LDA.
... a cycle in which the positive working phase (aircraft traveling upwards and
... uses tethered lighter-than-air airfoil kites and transmits these forces, ...
US Pat. 5803784 - Filed Apr 1, 1996
Flying toys attached 20 to strings, such as kites, have been used and enjoyed
... and smooth working flying toy is provided capable of being wind driven in
US Pat. 5087605 - Filed Jun 1, 1989 - Bell Communications Research, Inc.
... anticipated that these high Tc materials would be used in working electronic
devices. ... kites have not offered such simple material combina- 55 tions. ...
US Pat. 4708592 - Filed Oct 28, 1986 - Wind Production Company
... and in conjunction with kites, either incorporated into the tail of the kite
or ... into a volume which is very small compared to its working volume. ...
US Pat. 5259804 - Filed Jul 29, 1992
... in both attached to strings such as kites have been used and directions, ...
A han- speed, and smooth working flying toy capable of being 55 die 26 is ...
Captive helicopter - kite means
Arthur M. Young
Patent number: 2429502
Filed Aug 21, 1943
Issued: Oct 1947
Tethered aircraft system for gathering energy from wind
Howard G. Carpenter
Patent number: 6254034
Filing date: Sep 20, 1999
Issue date: Jul 3, 2001
US Pat. 3279726 - Filed Jan 21, 1966 -
A spring S3 provides energy to catapult the kite into the air when trigger catch
54 is 30 released by pulling launch cable 55 which passes over pulley 56 to
US Pat. 3987987 - Filed Jan 28, 1975
Balanced against these advantages are I0 bles are approached, the air speed of
the kite can be the waste of energy in maintaining the self-erecting ...
US Pat. 11662022 - Filed Sep 5, 2005
Storage of the power which is generated in the kite-like element is essential
because this makes it possible to bridge periods in which the energy yield is
US Pat. 7234730 - Filed Nov 23, 2005 - Marctec, LLC
Forward kite 2350 is hydrodynamic flow characteristics using an energy beam ...
The aft sonic energy, or may comprise electromagnetic energy such kite can ...
US Pat. 10656004 - Filed Sep 3, 2003
A force is generated on the body of the kite, and transmitted to a spool
connected to a generator shaft through a cable. As the wind pushes the kite,
energy ...
Kim Maynard Aaron
Patent number: 6402090
Filing date: Jun 29, 1998
Issue date: Jun 11, 2002
Patent number: 1652997
Filing date: Dec 21, 1926
Issue date: Dec 1927
Assignee: The Ryan Aeronautical Co
Patent number:
3135482
Filing date: Dec 26, 1962
Issue date: Jun 1964
Filing date: Feb 5, 1986
Issue date: May 17, 1988
Abstract 20080210826 <==click for full instruciton
A kite having a main body provided with at least a first and a second connection cable and at least one main pulling cable, the at least first and second connection cables each having a first and a second end, the first ends of the at least first and second connection cables being connected to the main body of the kite at different positions of the main body, the second ends of the at least first and second connection cables being connected to the main pulling cable, wherein at least one regulator is provided between the first ends of the connection cables and the main body and/or between the second ends of the connection cables and the at least one main pulling cable, a control being provided for controlling the at least one regulator so that the kite is steereable. The invention further relates to a method of generating power using such a kite, a method of providing driving force to a vehicle using such a kite, a vehicle provided with such a kite and a power generation assembly comprising such a kite.
| Kite, method of generating power using such a kite, method of providing driving force to a vehicle using such a kite, and power generation assembly comprising such a kite. |
Application number: 12/188,867
Publication number:
Filing date: Aug 8, 2008
Axial-mode linear wind-turbine
Gary Dean Ragner
Application number: 9/941,337
Publication number:
Filing date: Aug 29, 2001
Issued patent: 6523781 (Issue
date Feb 25, 2003)
ATMOSPHERIC
RESOURCES
EXPLORER
Tiago Da Costa Duarte Pardal et al
Application number: 12/302,435
Publication number:
Filing date: May 31, 2007
Patent number: 2349417
Filing date: May 2, 1942
Issue date: May 1944
Overview
Abstract
› Drawing
Description
Claims
Silas J. Conyne, of Chicago,
Illinois
US Pat. 698634
Filed: July 15, 1901
Issued April 29, 1902
Aerial Vehicle or other structure
Alexander Graham Bell, of Washington, D.C.
Filed: June 1, 1903.
Issued: Sep. 20, 1904
Kite
Ferdinand Lischtiak, of Liesing, near Vienna, Austra-Hungary
Assignor to Joseph F. Heurteur, of Paterson, New Jersy.
Patent number: 743301
Filing date: Jul 30, 1903
Issue date: Nov 1903
Aerial Vehicle
US Pat. 757012
Filed June 1, 1903
Issued April 12, 1904
Alexander Graham Bell
US Pat 919436
Kite
Filed: August 23, 1907
Issued: April 27, 1909
Kite
John C. Ayling, of Springfield, Illinois
US Pat. 1009274
Filed January 24, 1911
Issued November 21, 1911
Kite
Otto Seydel, of New York, N.Y.
US Pat. 1016180
Filed January 13, 1911
Issued January 30, 1912
William M. Allison
of Dayton, Ohio
Filed: September 8, 1950
Issued: March 6, 1956
Comment:
* This single-lobe kite often uses spines. Consider stiff Mylar plastic
that would substitute for the the fore-aft rods.
* This precedes Frank Scott's "Scott Sled". Fun story.
~~Otto Lilienthal
Wilbur E. Green, of
Houston, Texas
US Pat. 2693330
Filed November 17, 1952
Issued November 2, 1954
Assignee: the United States of America as represented by the Secre
by Curtis W. Hughes,
Loy B. Brydon, of North Carolina. Assignors: Capital Parachuting Enterprises, Fayetteville, N.C.
US Pat. 3228635
Filed: April 24, 1963.
Issued: Jan. 11, 1966.
Kite construction
Martin Umanoff, New York, N.Y.,
Assignor to Pressman Toy Corporation, New York, N.Y.
Filed: Oct. 25, 1963. Issued: Dec. 15, 1964.
Raymond Prunty Holland, Jr.,
of Roswell, New Mexico.
Filed: April 1, 1965.
Issued: August 1967.
He instructs a simplification of types taught in U.S. Patents 2562789 and 2698724. He has a focus on simplified bridle and absence of trailing tail. He sets out a tall order:
Centroidally supported modular tetrahedron structure
William L. Cureton
Filed Jan. 24, 1968
Issued Feb. 10, 1970
and Lester F. Phillips. Assignors to Gayla Industries, Inc., of Houston, Texas.
Kite
US Pat. 3534932
Filed June 10, 1968
Issued: Oct. 20, 1970
Assignee: ax O
Filed in 1969
Issued in 1970
Helen Bushell, of North Kew, Victoria,
Australia
Filed: April 1, 1976
Issued: Aug. 1, 1978
Toshiji Takami; Toshio Ito; Fusako Kuwaguchi, all of Amagasaki, Japan
Assignee: Mitsubishi Denki,Kabushiki Kaisha, Japan
Filed: Dec. 4, 1980
Issued: March 22, 1983
Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
Toshio Ito; Akemi Futakawa; Osamu Nakazaki
Assignee: Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
Filed: Jan. 28, 1985
Issued: Ap 7, 1987
Assignee: Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Robert Geier, of Boise, Idaho
US Pat. 7025644 B2
Filed May 24, 2004. Issued April 11, 2006
Assignee: Michael
JoeBen Bevirt
Method and apparatus for operating and controlling airborne