ES128811U - Toy electric canoe, with bilge pump. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Electric toy canoe, with a bilge pump essentially characterized because the exterior consists of two pieces, one of which is the cover that has simulated the seats, steering elements etc., and the other, which is the hull, is hollow, carrying inside the mechanism elements of the toy, all of which are mounted on a base plate fixed to the helmet by two screws, the mechanism being constituted by two batteries installed in series, arranged parallel in opposite directions, two of them being joined together. Opposite poles by a metal plate, completing the circuit by two other conductive plates, one attached to the free pole of each battery, one of which connects permanently with one of the two pivots of a micromotor electrical outlet finished the other in a also conductive blade that tends to be pronounced backwards, so that to close the circuit and obtain the movement of the motor, it is necessary to place the in this case, the eccentric appendage in which it ends at the top of its axis does not push the aforesaid plate and the latter does not make contact with the other pivot of the motor's socket, while the latter is displaced laterally on the stern of the helmet. That when the rudder is rotated to a driving position, the eccentric also rotates and pushes the blade until contact is established, thereby setting the motor in motion, which is provided at the free end of its axis with a pinion that meshes with the crown solidaria of the axis of the propeller, thus obtaining the movement of the canoe on the water, at the same time that the aforementioned crown meshes with the pinion of a vane pump of vanes and vertical axis, whose entrance holes are practiced on the underside of the base plate, coinciding with a longitudinal recess that presents the plan of the helmet, whose pump draws water that may be inside the helmet, taking it out to the outside of the canoe through a tubular pipe that emerges from the stern and carrying the canoe, in the longitudinal recess that presents the plan of the hull, counterweights to achieve the perfect stability of the canoe in the water. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)