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Class 114/102.28 - Spinnaker pole


Subclass of Class 114 - Ships
Definition: Subject matter wherein (a) a long, slender element, e.g.,
No. of patents: 11
Last issue date: 04/03/2012


NumberTitleIssue Date
8146525Method and apparatus in connection with the spinnaker pole or similar of a sailing boat
Method and apparatus in a system in connection with the spinnaker pole (8) or similar of a sailing boat, in which system a control line (12, 13) is attached to both guys (6, 7) of the sail (4). The control lines (12, 13) are arrang...
04/03/2012
6425338Spinnaker pole control system for sailboats
A spinnaker pole control system for a sailboat comprises an improved rigging arrangement, whereby the pole can be raised or lowered parallel to the deck, or dipped to allow jibing, by manipulation of a single control line. Improved pole control hardware s...
07/30/2002
6178906Spar for a sailboat
A spar for controlling downwind headsails is pivoted to headsail instrumentalities for stowage in an aerodynamic sleeve with the headsail. The spar and the headsail has preconnected lines for controlling the spar and headsail all stored within the sleeve....
01/30/2001
5555836Folding spinnaker pole system
A sailing vessel includes a hull having a mast supported thereon in a vertical direction from the hull and a spinnaker pole support mounted to the hull forward of the mast. A pair of spinnaker poles are movably attached to the spinnaker pole support with ...
09/17/1996
5413061Masthead spinnaker halyard turret and method
A spinnaker halyard turret is affixed to a sail boat's masthead permitting a spinnaker halyard to be lead from within the mast through an exit tube at the top of the mast; then over a pair of sheaves aligned one forward of the other to a point on an arc b...
05/09/1995
5347945Spinnaker pole control system and spinnaker pole end therefor
A system for controlling the spinnaker pole (10) on a sailing craft (1). The system utilizes spinnaker pole brace lines (15, 14) which extend from port and starboard side lower corners (16, 17) of the spinnaker sail (18). Both of the brace lines (15, 14) ...
09/20/1994
5333566Spinnaker gybing apparatus
A specialized spinnaker pole shell fitting consisting of two half shell units which are assembled around an ordinary spinnaker pole of constant cross section to be attached to the mast of a sailboat. The shell is provided with roller bearings to permit th...
08/02/1994
5320310Articulated wing mechanism
An articulated wing has a fore wing portion and after wing portion connected to an articulate axis support structure which extends along the length of the wing and separates the two wing portions. Control actuators separately connect the fore and after wi...
06/14/1994
5109786Spinnaker pole
The spinnaker pole disclosed herein is adapted to be attached at one end to the mast of a sailboat and provides, at the other end, an end fitting which is freely rotatable around the longitudinal axis of the pole and which provides, on opposite sides of t...
05/05/1992
4598658Arrangement for controlling the spinnaker of a sail catamaran
An arrangement for controlling a spinnaker of a sail catamaran having two hulls joined by beams, comprising a spinnaker boom to whose front end spinnaker and one end of a halyard are secured, the other end of the halyard being secured to a mast. Lower sta...
07/08/1986
4164193Adjustable spinnaker header and rig therefor
A spinnaker header and rig adapted to high performance racing sailboats for adjusting the height from which the spinnaker is flown, characterized by gear adjustable as to height along the forestay under control of a halyard and downhaul, and by a backhaul...
08/14/1979
 
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