Photography – Camera support – Surveillance type
Patent
1996-05-29
1997-07-15
Gray, David M.
Photography
Camera support
Surveillance type
396428, G03B 2900
Patent
active
056492561
ABSTRACT:
An adjustable device for a monitor camera includes a-cone-shaped body which has an opening at a decreasing end, a cylindrical projection, a cushion with a rough surface, a spherical body with a link extended axially and a cylindrical cover having two ends one of which has a plurality of barbs and a number of stripes thereon, the other end has an arc hole. A peripheral side wall of the end has a plurality of ribs extended latitudinally and a plurality of stripes thereon. The ribs connect with the cylindrical projection which projects out from the opening and has a seat on a distal end. The cushion is configured and situated within the seat of the cylindrical projection. The spherical body then rests on the cushion after the link is inserted through the arc hole and the barbs are inserted into the holes and firmly engage with the peripheral side wall of the inner surface. Because of the rough surface of the cushion and the rough surface of the spherical body, when the barbs of the cylindrical cover are inserted into the holes of the cone-shaped body, the spherical body securely engages with the rough surface of the cushion, so as to support the weight of a monitor camera.
REFERENCES:
patent: 365435 (1887-06-01), Freeman
patent: 3586278 (1971-06-01), Simons
patent: 5404182 (1995-04-01), Nomura
Fifty Cycle Video Laser Device Co. Ltd.
Gray David M.
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