Man-powered boat propulsion device

Marine propulsion – Oscillating propelling means – Fishtail motion propelling means

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440 32, B63H 136

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049698460

ABSTRACT:
A man-powered boat propulsion device comprising a hand rod reciprocated horizontally by rowers, a vertical support rod moveably suspended from and slidably supporting the hand rod on a sliding support, an operation rod pivoted to the hand rod, a vertical shaft interlocked with the operation rod and capable of rotating clockwise and counter-clockwise, a fin blade secured to the shaft and capable of horizontally rotating both rightward and leftward alternately, a handle a connected to the hand rod, a change-over device connected to the handle and capable of transmitting a turning movement of the handle either clockwise or counter-clockwise changeably, and a direction control device connected between the change-over device and the shaft for transmitting the handle turning movement. Easy boat propulsion and steering is possible even of unskilled persons.

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patent: 3834343 (1974-09-01), Hopkins

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