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Class 440/15 - Flexible


Subclass of Class 440 - Marine propulsion
Definition: Device wherein the reacting surface which comes in contact
No. of applications: 4
Last issue date: 11/24/2011


Application No.Application TitleIssue Date
20110287674Watercraft propulsion device
A propulsion device is disclosed for propelling a floating watercraft. In at least one embodiment, the propulsion device includes a flexible fluke that is pivotal about a substantially horizontal fluke pivot axis, and at least one device for transmitting an oscillatory ...
11/24/2011
20100291811 WATERCRAFT PROPULSION DEVICE INCLUDING A LINKAGE AND A HORIZONTAL PROPULSION FIN
A watercraft propulsion device 10 has a linkage comprising a vertical drive link (20), a support link (12), an upper control link (50) having a forwardly extended handle bar (52), and a lower propulsion link (30) having a horizo...
11/18/2010
20090137164MANUALLY OPERATED BOAT
A manually operated boat includes a propelling device including an upright driving rod extending through and rotatable relative to a floating member and having opposite upper and lower end portions that extend outwardly of the floating member, an operating member connec...
05/28/2009
20090004933Water Craft With a Buoyancy Body
The invention relates to a water craft with a preferably closed buoyancy body (1), a propulsion motor (2), arranged within the buoyancy body and a propulsion fin (14), driven by the propulsion motor, designed to generate drive by means of a reciproc...
01/01/2009
 
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