Horology: time measuring systems or devices – Chronological – With simultaneous time indicating means
Patent
1986-07-08
1987-10-27
Miska, Vit W.
Horology: time measuring systems or devices
Chronological
With simultaneous time indicating means
368250, 368262, 368276, G04B 3712, G04C 2116
Patent
active
047026146
ABSTRACT:
An alarm clock in the form of a sports ball has an alarm clock assembly with a snooze-type audio alarm which is temporarily silenced when the ball is thrown against a wall. The alarm clock ball has a feasible and resilient core of a foamed plastic, such as styrofoam, and an overlying cover of a plastic material. The clock assembly is mounted within a recess in the styrofoam core and has display and button controls which are visible and accessible through an opening in the plastic cover. The clock assembly has a quiet electrical switch which controls the snooze alarm mechanism and which is operated by a normally closed deceleration switch located in the foam core. The deceleration switch has a spring-biased metal ball in normal contact with two conductive contacts. When the alarm clock is thrown against a wall, the metal ball is displaced due to its inertia on impact thus temporarily breaking contact and silencing the alarm.
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Copley Michael C.
Miska Vit W.
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