Marine propulsion – Oscillating propelling means – Fishtail motion propelling means
Reexamination Certificate
2011-01-25
2011-01-25
Swinehart, Ed (Department: 3617)
Marine propulsion
Oscillating propelling means
Fishtail motion propelling means
Reexamination Certificate
active
07874882
ABSTRACT:
The device comprises at least one flap member (3) having a rear flap portion that runs in a plate plane, and a forward portion, as seen in the direction of motion (F). The forward portion (8) is connected to the object (2) in such manner that the flap portion (17) can be moved in the fluid transverse to the plate plane and between two positions which are on their respective sides of a neutral place (P). Furthermore, the device comprises an actuating means (8, 9) which allows a freely oscillating motion of the flap member (3; 61, 62), and a drive unit (6) for actuating the flap member (3; 61, 62) when the valve of an oscillation amplitude of the flap member (3; 61, 62) is less than a predetermined threshold value.
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Japanese Office Action for corresponding Japanese Patent Application No. 2007-535625, mailed Jun. 2, 2010, with English translation.
Clavis Holding AS
Merchant & Gould P.C.
Swinehart Ed
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