SU16932A1 - The form of execution described in the patent number 5780 of adaptation to the chess clock to account for the number of moves. - Google Patents

Description

J 5780 describes the adaptation to a chess clock for counting the number of moves, in which the counting gears are located horizontally on the bottom of the case And can only show up to 30 moves made by players. In the proposed form of making adaptations, these wheels are two on the side of each player, counting the units and tens, and are therefore able to show up to 99 strokes, and they are located in vertical planes.

In FIG. Figures 1 and 2 depict vertical, longitudinal, and transverse, sections of a HALF of a clock with an arrangement in the ae. In drawings, A means the clock mechanism, B-bar, by means of a spring, and stopping the clock of one player as it moves and allowing it to hots, the clock of another. On the rod B, there is also a doggy b, when it is pushed in, the abutting one abuts in ONE of the ten teeth of the wheel with and pivots the last one onto the tooth. After every ten pushings, when the wheel makes one full turn, the STIFT reinforced in this wheel will hook

the adjacent wheel Ci, showing the marks, will also turn it by one tooth. Both wheels with AND Ci SIT near each other in vertical planes of axles lying on a plank D fixed longitudinally in a watch case. For exact wheel stopping after each pushing of Q, diadi springs with hemispheres at the ends, which fall into the recesses ei e ..., are used on the lateral surface of both wheels. Numbers (tens and units) showing the number of pushings, i.e. The number of moves made by the players is visible in the windows made in the side wall of the watch case.

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1. The form described in patent JV 5780 of adjusting to a chess clock to take into account the number of strokes, characterized in that, in order to increase the number of counts, a counting wheel system consisting of two wheels with and Ci located in the second pair of vertical planes AND associated with each other by transferring the lowest discharge units to higher units, made in the form of a hardened wheel c, located by the action of the dog b, pin d, designed to periodically engagement with the wheel Ci.

2. With the use of springs d and di, characterized in paragraph 1, which have hemispheres at the ends, intended for exact stopping of these wheels, by means of pushing down said hemispheres into recesses ei es es on the surface of the wheels ...

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